Here...hold my beer (NSFW)

[DoWork]

dirty flores previously said:

Rhymes with Cupid.

im going to go with !! Estupido!!

final answer..

im sorry, but at least you will walk away with 32,000.....

[ksheffield]

I'll take "People who do the gene pool the greatest good by removing themselves from it" for $1,000 Alex…

[sephcm]

ksheffield previously said:

I'll take "People who do the gene pool the greatest good by removing themselves from it" for $1,000 Alex…

They reside in the SHALLOW end of the gene pool.

[DominicG]

Maybe a sled... but a pallet?? wtf?

[rotorhed1]

KD7NAC_07FJ previously said:

Being a bike rider both dirt and street and an EMT I actually have stickers on my helmets that warn people not to remove my helmets. Loosening the chin strap is ok but do not try to pull it off the persons head.

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The sticker on my helmet also has my blood type, and "Warning, contents under pressure".

[ziggzaggman]

KD7NAC_07FJ previously said:

Setting aside the shear idiocy of that action this is a very good place to remind everyone. If someone has an accident while waring a helmet what ever you do DO NOT REMOVE THE HELMET! Let the EMTs or other qualified personnel deal with the situation.

Being a bike rider both dirt and street and an EMT I actually have stickers on my helmets that warn people not to remove my helmets. Loosening the chin strap is ok but do not try to pull it off the persons head.

I know the "subject" in this removed his own but I'm just using this as a good spot to remind people you can kill an injured person by removing their helmet.

One question...
What if the kid in the video had stopped breathing w/ no pulse and assuming someone was CPR certified should you still not remove the helmet how would you administer the breaths?

I have a confession...
Me and my son (who is 7) was doing this same thing using his 4 wheeler. We were not going NEAR that fast but he had a blast ridding on the pallet, errr so did his cousin. I guess I'm a bad uncle.

[FJ FunJunkie]

That looks fun, I woulda done it, Just gotta be smart enough not to crash.

+ = and alot of

[KD7NAC_07FJ]

ziggzaggman previously said:

One question...
What if the kid in the video had stopped breathing w/ no pulse and assuming someone was CPR certified should you still not remove the helmet how would you administer the breaths?

The latest AHA & Red Cross "civilian" CPR protocols do not call for rescue breathing only chest compressions. The pressure on the chest from chest compressions is enough to collapse and inflate the lungs. That and so many people do not do rescue breathing properly it caused more harm then just compressing the chest.

So to answer your question - no there is no reason to remove the helmet.

[Corey]

Yep, I just had to take a recertification 4 hour CPR class at Boeing a few months back, and we did the rescue breaths.

Now they go and change it again I just found out a few weeks back.

[PuckerFactor]

KD7NAC_07FJ previously said:

So to answer your question - no there is no reason to remove the helmet.

good to know.

Tell me, most people dont tilt the head back far enough which in turn just inflates the stomach...correct?