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P1ggysays...Why, whenever someone gets hurt and is down on the ground, is there some annoying busy body shouting "Stay there, Don't Move!" WTF is the person going to do, get up and do jumping jacks?
gharksays...warning! Incoming ice bogeys at 1 o'clock.
shagen454says...I bet those flying ice shards hurt/cut real bad! They're just lucky that wave wasn't any bigger or everyone would have been %^$&ded.
Opus_Moderandisays...That's Mother Nature's way of saying "Get the fuck away from my glacier!!!"
hpqpsays...Actually that's not a dumb thing to say at all; moving when injured (as in trying to get to a bathroom or a first aid kit, etc) can aggravate certain injuries, so if someone is nearby and is getting ready to help it's the right thing for them to say.
>> ^P1ggy:
Why, whenever someone gets hurt and is down on the ground, is there some annoying busy body shouting "Stay there, Don't Move!" WTF is the person going to do, get up and do jumping jacks?
RedSkysays...^ Yup, probably wasn't the case here but particularly spinal and neck injuries are susceptible to being aggravated by movement.
Mad_Hattersays...Anyting for a thrill.... This must have been quite an experience. However, we are all likely to share the same one. Today I read on Science Daily : "Large Variations in Arctic Sea Ice: Polar Ice Much Less Stable Than Previously Thought, Study Finds"... so we'are in for a treat, sooner or later.
mxxconsays...this is totally *eia
siftbotsays...Invocations (eia) cannot be called by mxxcon because mxxcon is not privileged - sorry.
sme4rsays...Sounded like she got the wind knocked out of her.
...and the ice knocked in. OOOOOOHHHHHhhhhhhh
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