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@steelworker "how'd you get the beans on top of the frank?"
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My first thought is, "how many guys complained about getting their junk caught in the zipper before the manufacturer decided to make a warning label?"
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My first thought is, "how many guys complained about getting their junk caught in the zipper before the manufacturer decided to make a warning label?"
Probably just one with a great attorney. Like the lady who spilled the coffee and settled for millions.
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@Filthy:
My first thought is, "how many guys complained about getting their junk caught in the zipper before the manufacturer decided to make a warning label?"
Probably just one with a great attorney. Like the lady who spilled the coffee and settled for millions.
Actually, that case had merit.
https://m.ranker.com/list/facts-about-mcdonalds-hot-coffee-lawsuit/erin-wisti
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Probably in poor taste, but I was thinking of I get sucked out of the plane. I can wrap my new 25oz vest around my head to save me from the trauma.
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@Filthy:
Probably just one with a great attorney. Like the lady who spilled the coffee and settled for millions.
McDonald's totally deserved to lose that case; and they didn't pay nearly enough.
As my products liability professor put it, "how much do you think third degree burns on your genitals are worth?"
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I've actually spilled scalding hot coffee on my goods before. It never occurred to me to sue.
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@Filthy:
I've actually spilled scalding hot coffee on my goods before. It never occurred to me to sue.
You might have, if you needed skin grafts and reconstructive surgery.
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@Filthy:
I've actually spilled scalding hot coffee on my goods before. It never occurred to me to sue.
You might have, if you needed skin grafts and reconstructive surgery.
-at another mill, shop to be exact I was sitting in a crane watching a ladle full of steel about to open at the casting machine. When a ladle doesn't self open it is lanced open . A lance is just that, a disposable six foot hollow metal tube . Oxygen fills the lance controlled by the operator through a ball valve.Using a torch the oxygen fed lance is lit off. The operator lit off the lance ran it into the ladle's bore and immediately there was a loud explosion. I looked at the casting deck as the dust cleared and thought "holy shit! that guys pants were blown off!" What I thought was tatters of cloth was his skin. The line attached to the lance had a small hole in it and oxygen had been pooling in his pant leg. He lanced the ladle open, a spark jumped off the steel and boom! he was flayed from his boot tops to his shirt hem.
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Holy shit. Did he live?
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yes, he did. He was a young guy that makes a difference they sent him up to a Boston hospital burn unit
When he was out of the hospital & on the mend he said he had to "not think about sex" because hanging with his girlfriend could cause him serious pain…as if thinking has anything to do with it. I couldn't stop laughing. In my defense neither could he. -
@Filthy:
I've actually spilled scalding hot coffee on my goods before. It never occurred to me to sue.
You might have, if you needed skin grafts and reconstructive surgery.
yeah. Don't mind me. I was drunk last night and I have no idea what I am talking about.
@steelworker woah. That's a crazy story. I'm glad he survived and I hope his goods are still functional.
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Congrats. Is this also “honesty with ingrid” day? Or has that already occurred?
