Now here's a fine example of compassion

[Hassled]

or not.

Is it really bad of me that I thought it was quite funny?

Well maybe it will solve the traffic congestion problem

very good..

I did giggle, I'm afraid, but it was probably deeply wrong

Exactly what BoF said

Hope the guy gets let off

Sounds like the pusher knew the cushion was in place, because otherwise he would be a murderer! That would be highly inconvenient

I did have a silent giggle.

I might have had a giggle, had it not been for the fact that a friend of mine jumped off our local bridge. He survived against all expectations. But found a more effective way the next time

Sorry ladies. As you were.

sorry to hear that cory

He had a point really. Bloody annoying to have someone causing that much diruption when they're obviously standing above a safety net and have no intention of killing themself.

PMSL...sorry but funny

the man may well have been mentally ill

my friend was

mentally ill people are often bloody annoying

Hmmmm!! wonder if the guy that was pushed will be able to sue the guy who pushed him for damages due to the pain etc

I did stiffle a giggle

I to tend to think that the people who draw attention to their suicide (ie calling the police, sitting on a bridge yelling they're going to jump) tend to be more attention seeking/crying for help then serious about it.

It's sadly the people who just disappear quitely that tend to follow through with the threat

I'd make a crap negotiator as I just wouldn't have the patience.

I used to be a trolly dolly on the trains & once got stuck at Shenfield for 6 hours due to a chap climbing up on the bridge & yelling at everyone that he was going to jump - quite a few commuters were willing to push him that day!

We had 2 one unders in the spate of 3 months though

Lethal Weapon