1968 Seatbelt PSA
Nice to see that despite being horribly scarred for life, she has maintained her mascara, eyeliner and lashes.
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My father, whose occupation was a city firefighter, told me that he had never cut a dead person from an auto wreck who had been wearing a belt at the time of the crash. And that was back in the 1960's when restraining belts were becoming mandatory in autos.
He also would tell us that it wasn't going through the windshield that was the worst part of the crash, it was the rebound back through the windshield that did the worst damage to you.
He also would tell us that it wasn't going through the windshield that was the worst part of the crash, it was the rebound back through the windshield that did the worst damage to you.
Posted by KDP on 03/22/19 at 11:01 AM
Not to worry, Mrs. Gordon. The eyes have it.
Posted by Virtual on 03/23/19 at 10:53 AM
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