JSchmidt said:Hey Nursie, just noticed you're in Peoria... we're just a donor-cycle... er... I mean motorcycle... ride away, in Macomb! Howdy!
Jim
Small world...my eldest is in Macomb as we speak at WIU. She graduates this spring, thank goodness. We'll be over in a couple of weeks for graduation. My dad and uncle have farmland just east of town.
My uncle was walking his fields once along the highway. Saw a guy on a bike roll the thing...he goes running, figures the biker's toast. The guy gets up & walks away. He had leathers and a helmet on.
FLK..I understand what you say, and I see the point for being able to take it off, and can tell that you know when they should be worn.
I worked in neuro ICU when I was younger....saw too many that should have had them on. And too many doing stupid stuff while on them, or behind the wheel of a car. The chief neurosurgeon used to write long articles for the paper in favor of the helmet laws, to no avail. I would think if these people could see how devistated their family and loved ones are when something happens they would at least be careful for their sakes. Head injuries are huge life altering if not life ending events.
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