Re: Harridans
- From: Chris N Deuchar <deuchars@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 31 Aug 2005 13:03:35 +0100
In article <1125398989.677042.16330@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
thedrifters@xxxxxxxxxxxxx says...
> If the child had've drowned, would it have been my fault for not
> warning it?
Experience suggests that this sort of child would have bounced out the
water onto a passing mattress. They tend to be indestructible.
The ones who drown seem to be those of caring parents. Ergo, before
warning/rescuing a child I would check out the parents first.
Sometimes it is better to cure than prevent.
Did I mention I am a Darwinist these days?
Chris D (First aider tally: 1 dead, 1 survived)
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