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Re: Stupid Dad
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Posted by benuk on August 30, 2004 at 09:03:21 from (83.104.37.173):
In Reply to: Stupid Dad posted by stan on August 29, 2004 at 22:56:59:
the safest place to be when a tractor is operating is ON the tractor. Yes, it would probably have been better for her not to be there at all, but if the dad needed to work, and there was no one else around to look after her then its better that shes there than walking around the field, or in the ouse on her own. Me, (15) have spent many an hour getting a lift to a field on cabless tractors standing on the footplate holding onto the safety frame. Personally id rather be there than riding my bike along busy roads with idiots driving too fast and not looking where there goin because there talking on there phones. just my opinion. Im expect my opinion would be different if youd said the grl had fallen off and died.
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