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Dead Man

man dies after being hit by a train at horwich parkway at dinner time

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  • Did well to get hit by a train on Sunday to be fair.   Thought he may have to go and lie on M61 to get hit by the replacement bus service.

  • Did the dog escape unharmed?

  • I think some folk are over reacting to my point abouy it being normal behaviour.   Get yourself allongside any profession which deals with incidents like this on a regular occurence. How long do you

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selfish bastard.

someone jumped in front of a train i was on about 6 or 7 year ago. coming home from work about 6.15pm, meant to get my station for 6.35 got there at 10pm ish. not amused.

think yourself lucky fellas eh ,,and hope nothing ever alters ya mental state

Was it an accident, or a jumper.

I had to pick friends up at lostock, they were on the train just behind it. Looked to be a right kerfuffle on the lines

Did well to get hit by a train on Sunday to be fair.

 

Thought he may have to go and lie on M61 to get hit by the replacement bus service.

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Was it an accident, or a jumper.

 

Think it was a body not a garment to be honest.

Did well to get hit by a train on Sunday to be fair.

 

Thought he may have to go and lie on M61 to get hit by the replacement bus service.

 

That's made me laugh

think yourself lucky fellas eh ,,and hope nothing ever alters ya mental state

 

To be honest, making light of stuff like thid is perfectly normal behaviour.

 

I feel sorry for the driver of the train more than the guy who jumped in front of it.

And his family members, also if he has a dog, it as well no more walkies.

And his family members, also if he has a dog, it as well no more walkies.

 

Did the dog escape unharmed?

To be honest, making light of stuff like thid is perfectly normal behaviour.

 

I feel sorry for the driver of the train more than the guy who jumped in front of it.

normal for whom.?? fucktards who dont know any differant? put it another way if thats your old fella on that line dead ,, yea it would be normal t take the piss ?if you ever become affected by suicide then feel free to laugh about it if its normal ..i class my self as normal but fuck me i draw the line at piss taking at a loss of life in a horrfiic way for all concerned

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Did the dog escape unharmed?

 

You'd like to think so. Would be pretty selfish if he took his dog down with him.

normal for whom.?? fucktards who dont know any differant? put it another way if thats your old fella on that line dead ,, yea it would be normal t take the piss ?if you ever become affected by suicide then feel free to laugh about it if its normal ..i class my self as normal but fuck me i draw the line at piss taking at a loss of life in a horrfiic way for all concerned

 

You know what your getting when you come on here.

Tell that to Bin Lardon.

Hope the driver was reading their paper rather than looking.

Hope the driver was reading their paper rather than looking.

 

They normally are.

You know what your getting when you come on here.

not really show a bit of compassion your full of shit you wont be handy with your joviailty when you find its the father of a well known poster on here but carry on ,,he knew what he was gonna get when he came on here

not really show a bit of compassion your full of shit you wont be handy with your joviailty when you find its the father of a well known poster on here but carry on ,,he knew what he was gonna get when he came on here

 

Im very sorry,for whoever it is loss,I really am.

 

But this is a public forum and people post blindly.

 

If people didnt,the forum wouldn't exist.

 

Like I say I'm sorry for whoevers loss it is,but how are we meant to know??

not really show a bit of compassion your full of shit you wont be handy with your joviailty when you find its the father of a well known poster on here but carry on ,,he knew what he was gonna get when he came on here

 

It wasn't my Dad, if it helps.

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not my dad neather if that helps

lost mine a year ago

Im very sorry,for whoever it is loss,I really am.

 

But this is a public forum and people post utter bollox.

 

If people didnt,the forum wouldn't exist.

 

Like I say I'm sorry for whoevers loss it is,but how are we meant to know??

 

Let me amend that for you

I think some folk are over reacting to my point abouy it being normal behaviour.

 

Get yourself allongside any profession which deals with incidents like this on a regular occurence. How long do you think folk woukd last such jobs if every horrific event was taken to heart? That's what I consider normal.

 

If you think I can't be compassionate doing my job and then laugh it off later then unlucky, it ain't happening.

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