Putting on Make up while driving

KristinaB said:
When I was working in a hospital in South Florida back in 1980, there was a young couple brought in to the ER. She had been giving him a BJ, they had an accident, they were both DOA (Dead On Arrival), She of asphyxiation amd he of severe blood loss. They could not reattach. Not a very good way to go.:eek3:
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CrzyMeg said:
What? shame on you. Beside, boys mostly have accidents at young age than girls :P
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but......

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however - I'm not able to find the correlation of age and gender together
 
Jiro said:
but......

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however - I'm not able to find the correlation of age and gender together
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At my college, the CNA class and the EMT class are next to each other. The CNA class is full of girls and the EMT class is full of boys.

Now, there's an accident out on the road, and EMT arrive and find several injured people. They're all male EMTs, so they go to the injured girl to save her life and the guys die because they didn't reach them fast enough.





Kidding, just a thought.
 
Besides, I've actually seen several guys shaving while driving in my lifetime. That's gotta be equally as dangerous. Maybe you don't look in the mirror as much, but what if you nick yourself or pull a hair, and OUCH! Twitch on the stearing wheel or break or gas, or attention off the road. They say, "Oh, I'm too skilled to make mistakes," but it only takes one mistake to end it all.
 
SimplyMints said:
Besides, I've actually seen several guys shaving while driving in my lifetime. That's gotta be equally as dangerous. Maybe you don't look in the mirror as much, but what if you nick yourself or pull a hair, and OUCH! Twitch on the stearing wheel or break or gas, or attention off the road. They say, "Oh, I'm too skilled to make mistakes," but it only takes one mistake to end it all.
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One mistake to end it all?

Doesn't sound very dangerous, shaving and driving.

Perhaps you haven't shave your face yet, but it's easier for people who doesn't have a goatee or beard or whatever they have on their face that needs shaving.
 
imdeafsowhat said:
One mistake to end it all?

Doesn't sound very dangerous, shaving and driving.

Perhaps you haven't shave your face yet, but it's easier for people who doesn't have a goatee or beard or whatever they have on their face that needs shaving.
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Oh no, I've never shaved in my life! Why should I do that? I never have to sweep the floor this way because my beard just picks up all the lint just by walking around the house going about my business, and it washes right off every time I take a shower! I live on the second floor, so sometimes I braid my beard into a rope so whenever I need to help somebody up through the window, all I have to do is drop my beard out the window and hang on, and they can climb right up!

Uhhhhhhh, I'm 30. Are you calling me an adolescent? I've been shaving almost every day for half my life, recently started shaving twice a day because it grows too fast. I'd have one ugly beard dragging the ground by now had I never yet shaved. (In case you don't get that, I'm exaggerating.) I also shave clean, but I don't do it in the car. I could probably do it safely, but not everybody who should be driving can, so I don't like to set a bad example.

Was I not clear? I wasn't talking about the odds of making a mistake. I was talking about the danger of what would happen if a mistake were made. That's why I don't like flying either. The odds of getting in an accident while flying are extremely low compared to driving. However, the odds of surviving a car accident are far greater than surviving a plane crash.
 
SimplyMints said:
Was I not clear? I wasn't talking about the odds of making a mistake. I was talking about the danger of what would happen if a mistake were made. That's why I don't like flying either. The odds of getting in an accident while flying are extremely low compared to driving. However, the odds of surviving a car accident are far greater than surviving a plane crash.
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Yep, speaking of "physical-speed-time saver" dedication! (couldn't think of better words but close enough)

Like traveling faster, the riskier it gets basically, really...

riding motorcycle saves lot of gas and fast arriving a destination but more risky if crash,

riding Bicycle is much less risky if crash but slower arriving a destination,

driving car arriving a destination fast but certain risky if crash,

flying in a plane arriving a destination much faster but much more risky if crashing,

space shuttle rocketing at an incredible speed yet it's the most risky of all - if crash esp entering the atmosphere from the space (sudden death - ouch),

etc.
 
It's called Ladder of Risk... The more factors there are (up the ladder) - the riskier it gets.... which makes sense because in real world - the higher you climb, the riskier it gets - you could fall down or something.
 
Jiro said:
It's called Ladder of Risk... The more factors there are (up the ladder) - the riskier it gets.... which makes sense because in real world - the higher you climb, the riskier it gets - you could fall down or something.
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A roller coaster!

The higher you go, THE FASTER YOU GO DOWNHILL!!

WEEEE!!!!
 
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