The overloaded elevator stopped between the first floor and the basement for an hour. After being rescued several showed signs of dehydration and were transported.
We'll simply write this off as a case of "Boys Will Be Boys"
Friday, July 11, 2008
Apparently, there are no elevators in Utah
Since 15 teenagers, ranging in age from 14-17, in town for the Brigham Young University Especially for Youth camp at EMU, had to be rescued and some transported to local hospitals because they got stuck (yes all at once) in an elevator at Eastern Michigan's Walton Hall.
The overloaded elevator stopped between the first floor and the basement for an hour. After being rescued several showed signs of dehydration and were transported.
We'll simply write this off as a case of "Boys Will Be Boys"
The overloaded elevator stopped between the first floor and the basement for an hour. After being rescued several showed signs of dehydration and were transported.
We'll simply write this off as a case of "Boys Will Be Boys"
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Moronic headline dude.. the kids were locals.. all from Michigan.
Thanks for the tip, I'm sure it won't be the last time I'm
A) Wrong
B) Moronic
C) Corrected
To quote Elwood Blues--Whadda ya want for nothin?
In fairness Jack, from the Steven Wright book of law, next time I feel the urge to tag Utah, I'll simply let it go.
Steven Wright:
"I ran a red light and my friend who was riding with me pointed it out. I said it's OK I'll stop twice at the next one"
Dehydrated after 1 hour...... What are they crackheads?
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