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Victor_c3

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2. I was basically going to echo what you just said above

Reply to tblue (Reply #1)

Mon Mar 4, 2013, 06:31 AM

Mar 2013

safety regulations are written in blood.

All of those pain-in-the-ass annoying safety rules are there for a reason and it is often because a lot of people died. Most people lose sight of that.

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March 4th, 1908 Collinwood school fire [View all] Sherman A1 Mar 2013 OP

Safety regulations weren't established for nothing. tblue Mar 2013 #1

I was basically going to echo what you just said above Victor_c3 Mar 2013 #2

Precisely Sherman A1 Mar 2013 #4

My mother grew up knowing about this tragedy. When Coconut Grove fire FailureToCommunicate Mar 2013 #3

I'd never heard of this tragedy. JohnnyRingo Mar 2013 #5