The life insurance policy was effective. I hope the driver wasn't distracted by a woman standing on the side of the road wearing a wedding dress.
I'm a little baffled. I don't see anything in the news article about a life insurance policy!
The life insurance policy was effective. I hope the driver wasn't distracted by a woman standing on the side of the road wearing a wedding dress.
So you relieve yourself from your imagination and put the blame on me when my reply was to the last words in the previous post. Your thinking was what determined what you took the post to mean, don't bother putting the blame on me for you errors in comprehension.Those words were not in your original post though. The original post comes across as a cynical snide comment, seeming to imply that the insurance was in place and her being by the side of the road in her wedding dress was just the distraction needed for a payday. That's how it came across. When I replied initially it was not off the cuff, I actually read through the thread a few times and read your initial post along with them to see if it could be interpreted differently, that didn't happen.
Perhaps you need to stop jumping to conclusions.So if that's not what the meaning was, which I completely accept if you say it is not, then I would suggest you need to take more care in explaining yourself better.
Nobody posted anything before you did so that is a false statement, what comes after your post has no bearing on what you had already assumed, perhaps you should ask for clarity before making conclusions that are in error.My second reply was not a "dig" but just telling you how the first post came across, and not just to me.
Who said it was. I didn't make any errors, you and Karrie did so perhaps it is you two that need to do the 'improvements'. Karrie hasn't liked me for years, that is not an imagination type of thing.Not everything is part of some Machiavellian plot against you, sometimes it's just the words themselves that you choose to use You seem to do alright explaining yourself after the fact, I just really wish sometimes you take more time to do so initially.
It just doesn't get any sadder than that. I don't even see a "silver lining"!
The bride was sitting in the truck as the article said.The life insurance policy was effective. I hope the driver wasn't distracted by a woman standing on the side of the road wearing a wedding dress.
You deaf? Be funny if the ignore button was the cause. How insecure does a person have to be to hace some words on a BBS throw your day off?
Do you think I take caps as shouting and thusly feel intimidated by it, you would be wrong in every respect if you did. I actually see it as being quite childish really.YOU made a statement about the life insurance policy and I'm just trying to figure out how you knew about a life insurance policy! Is that a hard concept to comprehend?
Be a bigger shame if there wasn't one. Do you think the drivers of those vehicles won't be having to have their respective insurance companies paying out big time to both families? The insurance companies would be arguing about which hit actually killed them as you don't get charged when it is a body you cannot avoid hitting compared to your vehicle being the hit that ended the persons life.
I'm sure that a thread being made here is being a real comfort to the ones affected by the real event.
It is the husband who takes out a policy to take care of their family....
. Karrie hasn't liked me for years, that is not an imagination type of thing.
It is the husband who takes out a policy to take care of their family just in case events like this happen.
Yep..............................except when the wife is more concerned about a livelihood should something happen to hubby!
What part of it being a bad day for the ones involved being less than an extinction level event for mankind and when you can't find a silver lining and I give you one then I turn out to be the one the is off his rocker. Suddenly your emotional level for the widow is more than you would feel for a neighbor two blocks away from where you actually live.To top it off you (all of you really) think you are never in error let alone having to publically own up to it if you are. (that I have seen and at the moment no other posts of yours stands out as being at all confusing.I'm trying to figure out how you know there was a life insurance policy covering the victim. We don't need to have the issue confused by bringing in other sh*t!
You guys do know that women take out life insurance on themselves to protect their families too, right? I try not to pull the 'you're being sexist' card too often on the forum, but, women die too. Women dying leaves men in financial binds too. Women worry about their family's futures without them too.
And just to clarify, I am actually chuckling as I was typing that.
Very, at that time (family) the funds are usually in a joint account anyway (as in the way my parents ran their house) Somewhat different from a month in Vegas.karrie;1842943[B said:]You guys do know that women take out life insurance on themselves to protect their families too, right[/B]? I try not to pull the 'you're being sexist' card too often on the forum, but, women die too. Women dying leaves men in financial binds too. Women worry about their family's futures without them too.
And just to clarify, I am actually chuckling as I was typing that.