First, read the story HERE.
Then, think just a little bit.
Young Master Wesley, 17 years of age, can't get out of the way of a large, noisy, train that's coming right down the railroad tracks.
After reading the story, my instant reaction is: Why doesn't CSX (the railroad in question) sue the daylights out of Ms. Whiddon for:
1. Failing to teach her son that trespassing is illegal.
2. Failing to teach her son that choo-choo trains on tracks ALWAYS have the right-of-way.
3. Failing to teach her son that trying conclusions with large moving vehicles is a losing proposition.
4. Causing psycological trauma to the people operating the train, due to 1, 2, and 3 above.
Ms. Whiddon is supposed to be an "Educator" - so why didn't she teach her own son?
On the other hand, her son won't be able to spread his defective genes around, will he?
And yes, I'm an insensitive clot, with a bad attitude and a rotten disposition.
So, go ahead. Sue me.
I'll clean your clock.
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Ward the only thing you left out is it's a shame the attorney that took her case wasn't on the trestle with her son. Her son was a student and still learning. The slut-weasle attorney is left alive to muck up the gene pool.
smoochy's dad
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