[philovan]

Originally Posted by Suicide_Note ↗

Really, what would you expect any of those people to do? Unless one of them was a doctor, or trained medical professional, there was absolutely nothing they could do for that woman.

Right, and they knew that the train was going to be sitting there for a long time. No point in waiting.

[WTFFTW]

Wow... i guess... she had guts until she didn't have any left.....

[b1gpoppa]

Originally Posted by Suicide_Note ↗

Really, what would you expect any of those people to do? Unless one of them was a doctor, or trained medical professional, there was absolutely nothing they could do for that woman.

Come on Suicide Note - you know logic and reality have no place in Minka's thought processes, it's all about posting touchy feely huggy responses that demonstrate an almost total lack of insight. Save your rationality for those who will appreciate it - you can't "reprogram" that level of stupidity. Ooowwaaa, wot a liddle bitch I am

[b1gpoppa]

Originally Posted by KC ↗

Taiwan. The woman, M.L., 27, was a clinical nurse. She was rushed to a local hospital with cerebral hemorrhaging and multiple fractures in her ribs, succumbing to her injuries shortly after.

Her father stated his daughter suffered from depression, but had no idea on what would cause her to take her life.

I'm amazed KC that the injuries were reported as a bleed on the brain and some fractured ribs ??!!
Surely she was cleaved in two (like a nicely steamed Taiwanese pork bun should be) or she was wrapped around an axle ....... hot damn, that was one gentle Train ........