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Another example of stupid..

Based on what I see in my sons, their friends and young people at my work, this guy is a failure, not in the financial way but as a man.

In difficult times when you look at others and not yourself for answers, you are a failure as a man.

If he was my son I would be ashamed.
 
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That's like the woman who sued McDonalds for burning herself on a hot cup of coffee. Sad part was that she won her case. (Back in the '70s)
 
Hopefully, they won't be doing any more reproducing.
 
Sounds like a case of stupidity for both parties. How can one set stopped at the end of the line on the hwy with their brake lights on and not expect to get hit. Is not designed to be a parking lot. Vehicles are equipped with emergency flashers for emergency situations to warn on coming traffic. People need to use them.
 
khryslerkid said:
That's like the woman who sued McDonalds for burning herself on a hot cup of coffee. Sad part was that she won her case. (Back in the '70s)
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If I remember right she wanted to settle for doctors bills, Micky D's said no, then the lawyers came. Not defending the spiller.
Daughter fell in local library open a cut near her eye 3/8" long. Wife asked for some first aid supplies, bleeding pretty good. After she got everything under control the library employee asked are you going to sue. My wife was stunned, heck no it was an accident.
 
mopar 3 B said:
Sounds like a case of stupidity for both parties. How can one set stopped at the end of the line on the hwy with their brake lights on and not expect to get hit. Is not designed to be a parking lot. Vehicles are equipped with emergency flashers for emergency situations to warn on coming traffic. People need to use them.
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I suppose you turn on your flashers to warn other drivers that its raining outside as well. I see people all the time driving with their flashers on. What makes you think that the guy would have seen flashers and not brake lights. HE WASN'T LOOKING.
 
I think ended up getting about 25 hundred. She was awarded a lot but after appeals and everything she didn't get much
 
wahya said:
I suppose you turn on your flashers to warn other drivers that its raining outside as well. I see people all the time driving with their flashers on. What makes you think that the guy would have seen flashers and not brake lights. HE WASN'T LOOKING.
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You telling us you drive in the rain or just trying to be yourself?
 
khryslerkid said:
That's like the woman who sued McDonalds for burning herself on a hot cup of coffee. Sad part was that she won her case. (Back in the '70s)
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Was thinking the very same thing. It's freaking STOOOOPID! Now if an employee had not put the lid on right or had dropped it into her lap, I might see it as being the fault of McDonalds and the employee. My youngest is pretty smart when it comes to most things but sadly, she never admits fault to anything. I saw this happening at a young age and it came to a head one day at a birthday party. Don't remember what age she was...maybe 8 or 9 and she had several of her friends over. We had a large wooden swing set with the fort, slide, rope....it was loaded out out pretty good and several were playing tag and running all over and around it. One little girl started climbing up the slide and my daughter saw her as an easy target. She 'tagged' her with both hand running full speed and the other little girl went flying off the slide landing spread eagle and started crying. I just happened to be watching all of this unfold and really couldn't believe what I just saw. I immediately ran over to make sure the little girl was ok and then asked my daughter why she did that. Her reply was that she didn't do what I had just saw her do and that she only tagged her.

Even when I told her that she pushed her off the slide and what she did was NOT a tag, she still denied it and denied it very loudly. I told her to go in the house and go to her room and think about it. Thing is, she still didn't see anything wrong with what she did. We later had a discussion about it and I showed her the difference between getting tagged and being pushed but it didn't do any good. A couple of years later something else she did came up and denied it and I brought up the slide incident and she still denied any wrong doing.

We had hell with her in grade school. Rules were for someone else and not her. I have no idea how she brought home A's all the time while her conduct grade ware always terrible. She'll be 29 this summer and I have never heard her admit to being at fault for anything but yet she manages to hang onto a decent paying job for many years now. I guess she does good work and the company likes her enough to not notice (too much) how often she's late for work.
 
Cranky said:
Was thinking the very same thing. It's freaking STOOOOPID! Now if an employee had not put the lid on right or had dropped it into her lap, I might see it as being the fault of McDonalds and the employee. My youngest is pretty smart when it comes to most things but sadly, she never admits fault to anything. I saw this happening at a young age and it came to a head one day at a birthday party. Don't remember what age she was...maybe 8 or 9 and she had several of her friends over. We had a large wooden swing set with the fort, slide, rope....it was loaded out out pretty good and several were playing tag and running all over and around it. One little girl started climbing up the slide and my daughter saw her as an easy target. She 'tagged' her with both hand running full speed and the other little girl went flying off the slide landing spread eagle and started crying. I just happened to be watching all of this unfold and really couldn't believe what I just saw. I immediately ran over to make sure the little girl was ok and then asked my daughter why she did that. Her reply was that she didn't do what I had just saw her do and that she only tagged her.

Even when I told her that she pushed her off the slide and what she did was NOT a tag, she still denied it and denied it very loudly. I told her to go in the house and go to her room and think about it. Thing is, she still didn't see anything wrong with what she did. We later had a discussion about it and I showed her the difference between getting tagged and being pushed but it didn't do any good. A couple of years later something else she did came up and denied it and I brought up the slide incident and she still denied any wrong doing.

We had hell with her in grade school. Rules were for someone else and not her. I have no idea how she brought home A's all the time while her conduct grade ware always terrible. She'll be 29 this summer and I have never heard her admit to being at fault for anything but yet she manages to hang onto a decent paying job for many years now. I guess she does good work and the company likes her enough to not notice (too much) how often she's late for work.
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I know exactly where you're coming from. My daughter should have had horns and a tail!

She's 37 and doing ok also...
 
Too bad this idiot was eating a Big Mac while he was looking at his iphone. Then they could sue both companies and get twice as much, right? Just trying to think like a lawyer.:realcrazy:
 
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Sorry for child's death. Parents and/or lawyer looking for deep pockets.
 
Richard Cranium said:
It's always someone else's fault. :rolleyes:
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Exactly,
it's not my fault or the pity me, poor helpless me,
victim class/snowflake mentality, that's been shoved down
our collective throats, last 8 years {&more} we have to live with today :thumbsup:

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Sad someone had to die, RIP especially the innocent child...
But blame/responsibility/liabilities should lie on the person that was distracted,
caused the wreck & not the company that made the products...
 
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