Another sad situation.
Be safe out there.
http://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-new ... ntom-lake/
Safety reminder.
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Re: Safety reminder.
They dont say, but if they found the boy, he must have been wearing a life-jacket. Im assuming dad wasnt.
Re: Safety reminder.
that's really sad glad he made his kid wear a life jacket.
Re: Safety reminder.
Super sad. Even the best swimmer can be thumped in the head flipping a boat. You have no margin for error underwater. Best to just wear the PFD. I also always figure it will be a lot easier to hang onto all of my gear if I'm not trying to tread water.
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Re: Safety reminder.
It's mandatory on my Jetcraft.
Sad story to say the least.![[sad]](./images/smilies/msp_sad.gif "Sad")
Sad story to say the least.
WE MUST REJECT THE IDEA THAT EVERY TIME A LAW IS BROKEN, SOCIETY IS GUILTY RATHER THAN THE LAWBREAKER.
IT IS TIME TO RESTORE THE AMERICAN PRECEPT THAT EACH INDIVIDUAL IS ACCOUNTABLE FOR HIS OWN ACTIONS. Guess
IT IS TIME TO RESTORE THE AMERICAN PRECEPT THAT EACH INDIVIDUAL IS ACCOUNTABLE FOR HIS OWN ACTIONS. Guess