Chasey_Lane
Salt Life
Do your research first though.
ODI - Office of Defects Investigation - Child Restraint Recalls by Manufacturer
Unrestrained Kids
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ODI - Office of Defects Investigation - Child Restraint Recalls by Manufacturer
onebdzee
off the shelf
I did not realize that they made booster seats for 100lb children?
My youngest has been right around 90-100 lbs for a little over 2 years now and he is now almost 5'....he is 10
Mojo
New Member
Do you still think I'm pretty?
That sounds about right.
I told you already, MJ is the pretty one, you're the one that I make fun of.
Mojo
New Member
:shrug: Whatever you do with your kids is your business, I'm just saying what I do with mine. When SockTard rolls up to your window and starts screaming obscenities at you, just remember that I tried to help
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kris31280
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I can't tell you how many times I've heard my mother say the exact same thing...
onebdzee
off the shelf
:shrug: Whatever you do with your kids is your business, I'm just saying what I do with mine. When SockTard rolls up to your window and starts screaming obscenities at you, just remember that I tried to help
She won't....she loves me
Mojo
New Member
It's just like the old construction workers that always say "I've been doing this for 30 years and haven't gotten hurt yet". All it takes is one time.
lovinmaryland
Well-Known Member
:shrug: Whatever you do with your kids is your business, I'm just saying what I do with mine. When SockTard rolls up to your window and starts screaming obscenities at you, just remember that I tried to help
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kris31280
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:shrug: Whatever you do with your kids is your business, I'm just saying what I do with mine. When SockTard rolls up to your window and starts screaming obscenities at you, just remember that I tried to help
I would laugh... hard... and in her face.I'm not saying I agree with her
Why do you think I've heard her say it so many times? We've had this arguement
She told me last time that you're the one that stands in the corner and watches her purse
That was before I got Lasik.
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Mousebaby
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In my opinion back when we were kids and we didn't wear seat belts, there were fewer cars on the road and we did not travel near as fast as cars do today. That is why there are seat belts in cars today. There are millions, maybe even billions more cars on the road today and we travel twice as fast. It's down right dangerous to put a child in a car without a restraint. IF you don't they become a human missile in a car accident.
As far as no restraints in buses, with that many children on the bus it would be safer not to have them if they were involved in a rollover, how long do you think it would take to get them out of that tangled mess if they were in seat belts with that many children in the bus? TOO LONG! That is why there isn't any. It's common sense to me. But it is also just my observance. :shrug:
As far as no restraints in buses, with that many children on the bus it would be safer not to have them if they were involved in a rollover, how long do you think it would take to get them out of that tangled mess if they were in seat belts with that many children in the bus? TOO LONG! That is why there isn't any. It's common sense to me. But it is also just my observance. :shrug:
lovinmaryland
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kris31280
Guest
I'd probably tell Rowan to laugh at the crazy lady too.I would love to see that
sockgirl77
Well-Known Member
:shrug: Whatever you do with your kids is your business, I'm just saying what I do with mine. When SockTard rolls up to your window and starts screaming obscenities at you, just remember that I tried to help
Socktard only yells obscenities during sex.
Sonsie
The mighty Al-Sonsie!
I've got a real nice scar behind my right ear from shattering a windshield with my head when I was 16. It was a slow speed accident thank heavens or I would be either horribly scarred or dead. A simple seatbelt would have turned that crash into small fender bender with no injuries and no emergency room visit for head Xrays and stitches.
About a month ago 2 teens were ejected through the windshield of an SUV on the country road in front of my house. The two wearing belts walked away. The two without belts were not so lucky, the girl died on the scene and the boy is still in the hospital with severe head injuries. Her family comes every few days to walk the accident site and put down fresh flowers where she bled out.
Why would anyone deliberately risk their children so? I guess it's just too inconvenient to take a second to buckle them in. It's too bad they feel their rights are being infringed upon when forced to protect their kids from the next drunk barrelling down the road...
About a month ago 2 teens were ejected through the windshield of an SUV on the country road in front of my house. The two wearing belts walked away. The two without belts were not so lucky, the girl died on the scene and the boy is still in the hospital with severe head injuries. Her family comes every few days to walk the accident site and put down fresh flowers where she bled out.
Fact: Three of five people killed in vehicle accidents would have survived their injuries had they been wearing their seat belts. (Source: NHTSA)
About 80 percent of all injuries to children in car crashes are injuries to the head, causing brain damage, permanent disfigurement, epilepsy or death.
Of every 100 children who die in motor vehicle crashes at least 80 would survive if they were properly secured in an approved child safety seat or safety belts. (They figure 3 out of 4 seats are not installed properly)
About 80 percent of all injuries to children in car crashes are injuries to the head, causing brain damage, permanent disfigurement, epilepsy or death.
Of every 100 children who die in motor vehicle crashes at least 80 would survive if they were properly secured in an approved child safety seat or safety belts. (They figure 3 out of 4 seats are not installed properly)
Why would anyone deliberately risk their children so? I guess it's just too inconvenient to take a second to buckle them in. It's too bad they feel their rights are being infringed upon when forced to protect their kids from the next drunk barrelling down the road...
Geek
New Member
I've got a real nice scar behind my right ear from shattering a windshield with my head when I was 16. It was a slow speed accident thank heavens or I would be either horribly scarred or dead. A simple seatbelt would have turned that crash into small fender bender with no injuries and no emergency room visit for head Xrays and stitches.
About a month ago 2 teens were ejected through the windshield of an SUV on the country road in front of my house. The two wearing belts walked away. The two without belts were not so lucky, the girl died on the scene and the boy is still in the hospital with severe head injuries. Her family comes every few days to walk the accident site and put down fresh flowers where she bled out.
Fact: Three of five people killed in vehicle accidents would have survived their injuries had they been wearing their seat belts. (Source: NHTSA)
About 80 percent of all injuries to children in car crashes are injuries to the head, causing brain damage, permanent disfigurement, epilepsy or death.
Of every 100 children who die in motor vehicle crashes at least 80 would survive if they were properly secured in an approved child safety seat or safety belts. (They figure 3 out of 4 seats are not installed properly)
Why would anyone deliberately risk their children so? I guess it's just too inconvenient to take a second to buckle them in. It's too bad they feel their rights are being infringed upon when forced to protect their kids from the next drunk barrelling down the road...
That's not why. The kids complain about getting buckled up. Once the kid complains the parent tries to be their friend. Gosh forbid little Johnny cries, let him run free in the car.
