California Helmet Law
http://www.skinet.com/ski/blogs/2010...-head-injuries
Makes a ton of sense for kids, but simultaneously I hate the fact that government once again intrudes in our private lives and tells us what we can and cannot do |
California Helmet Law
On Sep 3, 5:13*am, Dick G wrote:
http://www.skinet.com/ski/blogs/2010...s-to-cap-avoid... Makes a ton of sense for kids, but simultaneously I hate the fact that government once again intrudes in our private lives and tells us what we can and cannot do Welcome to the nanny state. It's only going to get worse for the next few months anyway. Common sense says that children under 18 should wear helmets everytime they leave the house. It's like the newest controversy over texting. I've heard reports that it's 10X more dangerous than driving with a BAC of .25 ! If that is so why don't they move resourses from DUI to text patrols? As with the helmets it's just some special interest group that wants control over someone to make themselves feel needed. |
California Helmet Law
On Sep 3, 7:30*am, pigo wrote:
On Sep 3, 5:13*am, Dick G wrote: http://www.skinet.com/ski/blogs/2010...s-to-cap-avoid... Makes a ton of sense for kids, but simultaneously I hate the fact that government once again intrudes in our private lives and tells us what we can and cannot do Welcome to the nanny state. It's only going to get worse for the next few months anyway. Common sense says that children under 18 should wear helmets everytime they leave the house. Common sense says they shouldn't be allowed to leave the house. Irritating little buggers. It's like the newest controversy over texting. I've heard reports that it's 10X more dangerous than driving with a BAC of .25 ! If that is so why don't they move resourses from DUI to text patrols? Geez, Tranny Boob, you gotta stop drinking your breakfast. Resourses, eh? You're already slurring your words. I'm not surprised you want DUI enforcement to be lessened, makes it easier for you to get home. As with the helmets it's just some special interest group that wants control over someone to make themselves feel needed. Yeah, Brain Fried Bob. People who don't want drunks like you driving are a special interest group. Hey, since you drive at .25, how about letting people know which is more dangerous? Texting or driving drunk? |
California Helmet Law
On Sep 3, 4:13*am, Dick G wrote:
http://www.skinet.com/ski/blogs/2010...s-to-cap-avoid... Makes a ton of sense for kids, but simultaneously I hate the fact that government once again intrudes in our private lives and tells us what we can and cannot do Hey, the Savior of RSA mentions kids without accusing me of molesting them!!! The New RSA. How charming. |
California Helmet Law
On Sep 3, 4:13*am, Dick G wrote:
http://www.skinet.com/ski/blogs/2010...s-to-cap-avoid... Makes a ton of sense for kids, but simultaneously I hate the fact that government once again intrudes in our private lives and tells us what we can and cannot do I bought my kids helmets after one of them slid off the edge of a trail and down through a grove of trees on an icy day at Big Bear. The day after we got them, the other son hit his head on a lift chair frame, and the only injury was a scratch on the helmet. But no one told me I HAD to do it. |
California Helmet Law
On Sep 3, 7:30*am, pigo wrote:
On Sep 3, 5:13*am, Dick G wrote: http://www.skinet.com/ski/blogs/2010...s-to-cap-avoid... Makes a ton of sense for kids, but simultaneously I hate the fact that government once again intrudes in our private lives and tells us what we can and cannot do Welcome to the nanny state. It's only going to get worse for the next few months anyway. Common sense says that children under 18 should wear helmets everytime they leave the house. It's like the newest controversy over texting. I've heard reports that it's 10X more dangerous than driving with a BAC of .25 ! If that is so why don't they move resourses from DUI to text patrols? As with the helmets it's just some special interest group that wants control over someone to make themselves feel needed. I think snowboarders should be required to have someone walk 50 feet ahead of them waving a red flag to warn other snowsporters. |
California Helmet Law
On Fri, 3 Sep 2010 09:35:14 -0700 (PDT), Richard Henry
wrote: I bought my kids helmets after one of them slid off the edge of a trail and down through a grove of trees on an icy day at Big Bear. The day after we got them, the other son hit his head on a lift chair frame, and the only injury was a scratch on the helmet. But no one told me I HAD to do it. We did the same, bought helmets for everyone in the family. My wife and I had no problems with ours, got used to them very quickly. Biggest issue is the space that they take up in the Thule. My youngest daughter was ok with hers, she wore it as instructed. The oldest daughter was another story, she hated it.....what can you do |
California Helmet Law
On Sep 3, 9:35*am, Richard Henry wrote:
On Sep 3, 4:13*am, Dick G wrote: http://www.skinet.com/ski/blogs/2010...s-to-cap-avoid... Makes a ton of sense for kids, but simultaneously I hate the fact that government once again intrudes in our private lives and tells us what we can and cannot do I bought my kids helmets after one of them slid off the edge of a trail and down through a grove of trees on an icy day at Big Bear. The day after we got them, the other son hit his head on a lift chair frame, and the only injury was a scratch on the helmet. But no one told me I HAD to do it. I LOVE IT!!!!! Dick Gozinya, Tranny Boob Thompson, and Dickless Henry discussing child safety. The same freaks who make sick jokes about molesting children. Irony meter buys a helmet. BWHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA HAHAHAHA |
California Helmet Law
On Sep 3, 9:49*am, Dick G wrote:
On Fri, 3 Sep 2010 09:35:14 -0700 (PDT), Richard Henry wrote: I bought my kids helmets after one of them slid off the edge of a trail and down through a grove of trees on an icy day at Big Bear. The day after we got them, the other son hit his head on a lift chair frame, and the only injury was a scratch on the helmet. But no one told me I HAD to do it. We did the same, bought helmets for everyone in the family. Then you called NAMBALA and offered them up for sale, right? A sick freak who made countless jokes about child rapists and falsely accused me of molesting children discussing protecting children? There is vile. There is disgusting. Then there is RSA, a whole new definition of sick. My wife and I had no problems with ours, got used to them very quickly. Does your wife know about your behavior here? Does she call herself Dick Gozinme? BWHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA HA |
California Helmet Law
On Fri, 3 Sep 2010 09:44:48 -0700 (PDT), Richard Henry
wrote: On Sep 3, 7:30*am, pigo wrote: On Sep 3, 5:13*am, Dick G wrote: http://www.skinet.com/ski/blogs/2010...s-to-cap-avoid... Makes a ton of sense for kids, but simultaneously I hate the fact that government once again intrudes in our private lives and tells us what we can and cannot do Welcome to the nanny state. It's only going to get worse for the next few months anyway. Common sense says that children under 18 should wear helmets everytime they leave the house. It's like the newest controversy over texting. I've heard reports that it's 10X more dangerous than driving with a BAC of .25 ! If that is so why don't they move resourses from DUI to text patrols? As with the helmets it's just some special interest group that wants control over someone to make themselves feel needed. I think snowboarders should be required to have someone walk 50 feet ahead of them waving a red flag to warn other snowsporters. Averagely speaking, what is the ratio of skiers to boarders on a hill at any given time? I was thinking it is somewhere around 70% skiers, 30 boarders. The danger for our sport might be the adoption of boarding by the younger crowd which I have seen at 60-40 or 50-50 on some runs/days |
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