Toddler's eyeball sliced in half by drone propeller

[theereal]

Apparently you forgot about the other replies I made. (short term memory is not a strong point apparently)

Well I'll leave you to you logic, and opinions then. It is not worth my time to debate or argue with someone in your current mindset. Your being so defensive your ignoring whats being said. Settle down.

 

*washes hands and leaves*

I was reffering to your previous post, Instead of actually using your brain and figuring that out (your IQ must be low) you resorted to petty Insults...

[RagnarokDel]

"/s", the internet equivalent of "not being racist or anything but"

 

enjoy ur warningz

 If anyone actually believe I was serious, they have serious mental issues.

[RagnarokDel]

WTF? Ok... let's airstrike all the brown people!

that was clearly sarcasm...

[zacRupnow]

that was clearly sarcasm...

So was that.

[Fred Castellum]

We need to ban all drones this minute! THINK OF THE CHILDREN!!!

Slightly overreacting I think.

Classical sarcasm. 

[GoldSrc]

Dont feel like a "kid" and I know a shitton of 40 year olds that have the maturity of a 16 year old, age Is just a number...

You will understand what I'm talking about when you hit 30.

[Lazmarr]

Ok I know this isn't really tech related but since it contains drones/UAVs etc and its becoming an ever increasing hobby I thought it was worth a post here.

 

 

I feel bad for both parties here it really was a freak accident and a child's eye took the blow from it. |A guideline was in place why do people not follow the rules?

 

 

 

Source: http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-hereford-worcester-34936739

Thankfully the toddler will hardly, if at all, remember the event in his later life... Although he will be partially blind

[soup]

Although he will be partially blind

 

A chap in my squadron in the Royal Engineers only had one eye, didn't stop him being a lorry driver (that bit I can't understand as with one eye he would have no depth perception).  He also had a thriving business as a coalman so one eye is not a major drawback;  it is a bummer yes, but it is not the end of the world.