Friend totaled his (almost) NEW 05 Mustang
ORIGINAL: Redgoat
hahaha, drowining in sombodies pool, then come back from the dead to sue.. thats priceless, (I know what you mean, just felt like giving you a hard time on that one)
hahaha, drowining in sombodies pool, then come back from the dead to sue.. thats priceless, (I know what you mean, just felt like giving you a hard time on that one)
ORIGINAL: headshok2002
I read it all!
I do remember hearing similar stories as the burglar one... or how about this example, I'm sure you've heard of many of these... the ones where people get into other peoples yards, and drown in their pool... and sue, and win. Proper fences and safety measures were taken by the home owner... but they still get their pants sued off.
I read it all!
I do remember hearing similar stories as the burglar one... or how about this example, I'm sure you've heard of many of these... the ones where people get into other peoples yards, and drown in their pool... and sue, and win. Proper fences and safety measures were taken by the home owner... but they still get their pants sued off.
Each case has its own details and it's all about those details. If you set a trap for a burglar, you might be in for it. Kids have drowned in ponds on property that they weren't supposed to be on and the parents won too. The kids were dead, so they didn't win so much. [8D] You have to take precautions to protect child trespassers from certain hazards. I blame the Brits because all of this property law came from them.
Notice what these cases have in common that the drunk asshat in Mustang doesn't have - someone got hurt. The best cases are the spring loaded shotgun type stuff. A guy has his house broken into a bunch so he rigs up a shotgun on the door. Buglar breaks in door and Kaboom! This seems pretty fair on its face, but apparently some boring people decided that you can't defend your property(only your life) with deadly force. It's probably for the best. I can see some guy drawing down on someone for swiping his whopper w/cheese. So when you see that guy running out of your house with a diamond necklace - remember, as hard as it may be, to hold your fire.
Here's a quick breakdown of duties -
http://www.brianloncar.com/FSL5CS/pr...riptions29.asp
When you take the drunk chick home that insist on making out with you as soon as you meet - that's known as "coming to the nuisance". Whatever you get, you had it coming!
ORIGINAL: pturbo
Anyone remember the "McDonald's hot coffee on the crotch" judgment? It came in at around $6Mil but ended up being more like $700K after appeals. If you think that still sounds like a lot consider that some poor old lady burned the skin off those parts that you really don't want anything to happen to and had skin from another part of her body grafted to where the skin was seriously burned. Ouch. I don't think $6Mil would even begin to cover that for me. Now you see writing all over McDonald's coffee cups that didn't used to be there and they quit making it so hot. Big whoop.
Anyone remember the "McDonald's hot coffee on the crotch" judgment? It came in at around $6Mil but ended up being more like $700K after appeals. If you think that still sounds like a lot consider that some poor old lady burned the skin off those parts that you really don't want anything to happen to and had skin from another part of her body grafted to where the skin was seriously burned. Ouch. I don't think $6Mil would even begin to cover that for me. Now you see writing all over McDonald's coffee cups that didn't used to be there and they quit making it so hot. Big whoop.
That particular McDonalds had had literally DOZENS and DOZENS of complaints about how much TOO HOT their coffe was. They'd even turned the temp down on teh warmer, and STILL had dozens of complaints, which they did not heed, apparently. They even had notices from Corporate to turn down th eburner, so to speak.
The Lady in question had even lodged 2-3 of teh complaints HERSELF, prior to the incident that provoked the lawsuit. In light of THAT revelation McD's lawyers argued that she did it ON PURPOSE, which is retarded for them to say that. But... If she KNEW, wht did she?
In teh end, the fact that that particular McD's HAD been warned, even by their OWN corporate HQ, and STILL heated their coffee to something like 100degrees HOTTER that the average temp of ALL teh other McD's in America... So they lost on stupidity.
Note to self: If HUNDREDS of people tell you something is TOO HOT, believe them...
ORIGINAL: AWDaholic
Note to self: If HUNDREDS of people tell you something is TOO HOT, believe them...
ORIGINAL: pturbo
Anyone remember the "McDonald's hot coffee on the crotch" judgment? It came in at around $6Mil but ended up being more like $700K after appeals. If you think that still sounds like a lot consider that some poor old lady burned the skin off those parts that you really don't want anything to happen to and had skin from another part of her body grafted to where the skin was seriously burned. Ouch. I don't think $6Mil would even begin to cover that for me. Now you see writing all over McDonald's coffee cups that didn't used to be there and they quit making it so hot. Big whoop.
Anyone remember the "McDonald's hot coffee on the crotch" judgment? It came in at around $6Mil but ended up being more like $700K after appeals. If you think that still sounds like a lot consider that some poor old lady burned the skin off those parts that you really don't want anything to happen to and had skin from another part of her body grafted to where the skin was seriously burned. Ouch. I don't think $6Mil would even begin to cover that for me. Now you see writing all over McDonald's coffee cups that didn't used to be there and they quit making it so hot. Big whoop.
Note to self: If HUNDREDS of people tell you something is TOO HOT, believe them...
ORIGINAL: bluovalguy
If you yourself finds something to be to hot multiple times, then maybe you should drive the extra 30 down the road and get your coffee there
ORIGINAL: AWDaholic
Note to self: If HUNDREDS of people tell you something is TOO HOT, believe them...
ORIGINAL: pturbo
Anyone remember the "McDonald's hot coffee on the crotch" judgment? It came in at around $6Mil but ended up being more like $700K after appeals. If you think that still sounds like a lot consider that some poor old lady burned the skin off those parts that you really don't want anything to happen to and had skin from another part of her body grafted to where the skin was seriously burned. Ouch. I don't think $6Mil would even begin to cover that for me. Now you see writing all over McDonald's coffee cups that didn't used to be there and they quit making it so hot. Big whoop.
Anyone remember the "McDonald's hot coffee on the crotch" judgment? It came in at around $6Mil but ended up being more like $700K after appeals. If you think that still sounds like a lot consider that some poor old lady burned the skin off those parts that you really don't want anything to happen to and had skin from another part of her body grafted to where the skin was seriously burned. Ouch. I don't think $6Mil would even begin to cover that for me. Now you see writing all over McDonald's coffee cups that didn't used to be there and they quit making it so hot. Big whoop.
Note to self: If HUNDREDS of people tell you something is TOO HOT, believe them...
Nowadays she cudda sued GM, too (I think she drove a Buick), for not putting in cupholders, huh? Maybe piled a few more hundreds of thousands onto the pile.
ORIGINAL: bluovalguy
If you yourself finds something to be to hot multiple times, then maybe you should drive the extra 30 down the road and get your coffee there
If you yourself finds something to be to hot multiple times, then maybe you should drive the extra 30 down the road and get your coffee there
BTW, nice new avatar! You are raising the bar around here.
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