[SimoneFlen']

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[rhubarb_king]

Woah! Bits of human everywhere!

[docfr8]

Think his miscalculation results were unfavorable

[suomynona]

Whoa what a smear. Good find.

[SimoneFlen']

Originally Posted by suomynona ↗

Whoa what a smear. Good find.

Thank you.

[REVZZYBAN]

Kibbles and bits.

[kellyhound]

of course a biker is involved.
Study shows they're often drunk and male.

All fatal motorcycle crashes between January 2001 and December 2009 in Campinas, Brazil, were analyzed in this study. Official data have been collected from police incident reports, hospitals’ registers and autopsies.

Both incidents and casualties were analyzed according to relevant variables. The Injury Severity Score (ISS) was calculated, describing the most potentially fatal injuries.

Results:
There were 479 deaths; 90.8% were male; the mean age was 27.8 (range 0-73); 86.4% were conductors of the vehicles; blood alcohol was positive in 42.3%; 49.7% died at a hospital; 32.6% died at the scene; 26.1% of the accidents occurred at night, 69.1% were urban and 30.9% occurred on highways.

The main causes of injury were collisions (63%) and falls (14%). The mean ISS was 38.5 (range 9-75). With regard to injuries, head trauma (67%) and thoracic trauma (40%) were the most common, followed by abdominal trauma (35%). Traumatic brain injury (67%) and hypovolemic shock (38%) were the most frequent causes of death.

Conclusion:
Alcohol was a significant factor in relation to the accidents. Head trauma was the most frequent and severe injury. Half of the victims died before receiving adequate medical attention, suggesting that prevention programs and laws should be implemented and applied in order to save future lives.

probably the same goes for a lot of countries in S.A. up to today.

[PAT RANDOLPH]

Tomorrow at noon that pavement will be covered in feathers and flattened dead birds, unless they really hose it down as part of the cleanup.