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leva him alone' date=' its obvious why he called. he was 66, dont you know people from then dont believe in caffinated sodas rofl

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You're right, let's all bug the lady who sued McDonalds for spilling coffee on herself when the thing said: "CAUTION! HOT!"

 

 

 

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They put those warnings on the cups AFTER she sued them. That's why those warnings are there.

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leva him alone' date=' its obvious why he called. he was 66, dont you know people from then dont believe in caffinated sodas rofl

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You're right, let's all bug the lady who sued McDonalds for spilling coffee on herself when the thing said: "CAUTION! HOT!"

 

 

 

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They put those warnings on the cups AFTER she sued them. That's why those warnings are there.

 

I always saw the coffee signs before they were sued. Even then, "Common Sense", if she ever had coffee, she would know it was hot, and it was her dumb fault to spill it on herself...

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In my area, I saw the signs on the cups... Must've been in the US is why then, cause I live in a European Country and all that jazz...

Either way, it seems people these days lost some common sense, idiotic reason very, technically not warning them isn't neccessary in some points of veiw. I'm pretty sure that you don't need a sign to know if it hot or not. If it wamrs your hands, it's hot...

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I found that story (I said petroleum jelly istead of contraceptive lol):

A woman is suing the pharmacy that sold her a popular contraceptive

jelly because she ate the stuff on toast and got pregnant anyway.

And, incredibly, many legal experts are saying she's got an excellent

chanceof collecting!

 

"The woman is a complete idiot," said one attorney who asked that we

not use his name. "How bright can you be if you think eating a vaginal

gel will prevent conception?

 

"But certain aspects of the case involve truth in labeling and

false advertising issues. She may not collect but she'll make a

lot of noise and trouble. People are down on lawyers anyway. They

thinkwe waste time and money on frivolous lawsuits. This isn't going

to help our public relations any."

 

A spokesman for the unnamed mom-and-pop drugstore says he's

shocked and angry that such a case could ever be taken seriously.

"All she has to do is open the box and read the directions," says

the spokesman. "Next thing you know someone will come after us

because they couldn't stick things together with their toothpaste.

"I can just imagine some moron saying: 'It's paste, isn't it?

Why can't I glue these papers onto my bulletin board?' "

 

"It says right on it 'jelly,'" says Mrs. Chyton, a former model

who was once a cheerleader for a popular professional basketball

team.

 

"And they kept it on the shelf just two aisles from the food

section. I know, now, that the directions say it should be used

vaginally with a condom.

 

"But who has time to sit around reading directions these days -

especially when you're sexually aroused?

 

 

 

Yes people are idiots lol

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