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Medusafanatic said:
No B&M's ever hurt anyone.
Really? So when a lady's legs hit and killed a man on Top Gun @ PGA him and here wern't hurt? Interesting...
If want to be technical about it, the lady's legs are really what killed him(Wasn't it a matainence worker?).
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gatorwoodie said:
The man at PGA was retrieving his WIFE'S hat, and read no English, so he walked into a restricted area (which maybe should have been locked...don't know those details).
As I understand it the man who was killed in this incident actually climbed over a fence, he didn't just walk into the restricted area.
Otherwise, rollercoasters do place stresses on the human body which exceed those of an average day at home, though they are not as extreme as say slipping and falling on ice. If someone has a serious medical problem that they are not aware of or ignore, they can be injured on almost any coaster either throught the physical stresses or through the excitement. For that matter, people die in amusement parks every year just walking down the midway in the heat. Any unaccustomed activity can result in medical complications. This is true for sports, work around the house, or anything that causes excitment.
*** This post was edited by Jim Fisher on 10/21/2001. ***
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