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Better yet, blast Motorcade.Requiem said:Turn the PC off, crank your stereo, and blast "Good Vibrations" for a week straight.
Christ, as DickTrickle already said, do a google on this and actually educate yourself on the facts of the case. Despite what everyone thinks, that lawsuit was well justified due to McDonald"s being a bunch of assholes who didn"t take steps to fix an acknowledged and serious problem with their product and packaging. For example, were you aware the woman got 3rd degree burns to a significant portion of her body (10-20% I believe), all around her groin region, required skin grafts, and simply wanted McDonald"s to pick up the medical bill before she sued? They refused of course.Lawsuits don"t need to be sensible to file them. Hell, sometimes they don"t even need to be sensible to win either. How much did that person win from McD"s when she spilled her coffee in her own lap?
Unless Ronald McDonald personally walked up to her and slapped the coffee out of her hand, no, they shouldn"t have payed for it. I do alot of soldering work at my job but I don"t contact my lawyer every time I burn myself. Because *I* fucked up, not the person that gave it to me.Eomer said:Christ, as DickTrickle already said, do a google on this and actually educate yourself on the facts of the case. Despite what everyone thinks, that lawsuit was well justified due to McDonald"s being a bunch of assholes who didn"t take steps to fix an acknowledged and serious problem with their product and packaging. For example, were you aware the woman got 3rd degree burns to a significant portion of her body (10-20% I believe), all around her groin region, required skin grafts, and simply wanted McDonald"s to pick up the medical bill before she sued? They refused of course.
I had always heard that the story was that the coffee machine was making the coffee way hotter than it should be, hot enough to damage flesh instantly. As in, McDonalds machine was broken and they gave out a coffee that was far beyond acceptable levels of heat, to the point of being very dangerous. Yeah, the woman spilled it herself, but if you order coffee and I hand you burning hot magma, well, I might just be at some fault.Jubee said:Unless Ronald McDonald personally walked up to her and slapped the coffee out of her hand, no, they shouldn"t have payed for it. I do alot of soldering work at my job but I don"t contact my lawyer every time I burn myself. Because *I* fucked up, not the person that gave it to me.
Actually you can"t contact your lawyer because chances are you waived your right to sue in most situations in exchange for various types of insurance offered at the company you work for (health, life, disability).Jubee said:Unless Ronald McDonald personally walked up to her and slapped the coffee out of her hand, no, they shouldn"t have payed for it. I do alot of soldering work at my job but I don"t contact my lawyer every time I burn myself. Because *I* fucked up, not the person that gave it to me.
Other establishments sell coffee at substantially lower temperatures, and coffee served at home is generally 135 to 140 degrees.Kugbok_Fennin said:If I make coffee using whatever coffee maker you can buy from Target, Wal-Mart, etc,I"m willing to bet it comes out of the pot at 180-190 degrees no problem.If I spill that shit on me and burn myself, who is to blame?
Critics of civil justice, who have pounced on this case, often charge that Liebeck was driving the car or that the vehicle was in motion when she spilled the coffee; neither is true.Kugbok_Fennin said:Regardless of what McDonald"s past history is with their product, at some point we all have to accept a fair amount of responsibility for our actions.Lest us not forget this dumb bitch REMOVED the fucking lid that comes with the coffee, then drove off in her car.
Come again, or L2Read.Kugbok_Fennin said:"Imagination is sometimes more important than knowledge..."