I've come to the realization....

[rickn]

Originally posted by: shimsham

Originally posted by: rickn

Originally posted by: shimsham

Originally posted by: mwtgg

Originally posted by: shimsham

Originally posted by: mwtgg

Originally posted by: shimsham

Originally posted by: neonerd
people who sue because they spill coffee on themselves.....they can go DIAF

if you actually read up on that case, she had a valid claim.

In the famous McDonald's case, a 79-year-old woman was served 180°F to 190°F coffee (82°C to 89°C) in a thin cup in a drive-thru. She put the cup between her legs to stabilize it -- trying to be careful -- and removed the lid to add cream and sugar. The coffee sloshed out upon removing the lid, quickly giving her third-degree burns across her groin, inner thighs, and buttocks. She spent eight days in a hospital, had to go through skin grafts, and was disabled for more than two years -- all for a 49-cent cup of coffee in a flimsy cup that McDonald's served way, way too hot for a drive-in window.

She sounds like a dumbass to me.

no need for coffee to be hot enough to cause 3rd degree burns that need skin grafts. you cant even drink it when its thats hot.

McDonalds coffee is popular for that very reason. It's popular because it is so hot.

hot coffee is one thing. coffee thats hot enough to put someone in the hospital is absurd.

a lesson learned. dont keep hot coffee between your legs

im sure your tune would be quite different if it were you getting skin grafted onto your ass.

I drink my coffee at home, and not while operating a motor vehicle, thus a burnt coffee ass will never occur.

 

[nick1985]

the ACLU and other left wing groups that try and destroy the fibers this country was built on. :roll:

 

[Descartes]

Originally posted by: shimsham

Originally posted by: mwtgg

Originally posted by: shimsham

Originally posted by: neonerd
people who sue because they spill coffee on themselves.....they can go DIAF

if you actually read up on that case, she had a valid claim.

In the famous McDonald's case, a 79-year-old woman was served 180°F to 190°F coffee (82°C to 89°C) in a thin cup in a drive-thru. She put the cup between her legs to stabilize it -- trying to be careful -- and removed the lid to add cream and sugar. The coffee sloshed out upon removing the lid, quickly giving her third-degree burns across her groin, inner thighs, and buttocks. She spent eight days in a hospital, had to go through skin grafts, and was disabled for more than two years -- all for a 49-cent cup of coffee in a flimsy cup that McDonald's served way, way too hot for a drive-in window.

She sounds like a dumbass to me.

no need for coffee to be hot enough to cause 3rd degree burns that need skin grafts. you cant even drink it when its thats hot.

FWIW, the SCAA defines a brewing temperature of 197F-204F as being optimal for most of the water-coffee contact time, and most anyone who knows coffee will agree; however, if the in-cup temperature of the coffee was 190F then it was definitely too hot; a 190F in-cup temperature would indicate an in-carafe temperature of considerably more, and also a burnt cup of coffee.

 

[AdamDuritz99]

medicaid

 

[shimsham]

Originally posted by: rickn
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I drink my coffee at home, and not while operating a motor vehicle, thus a burnt coffee ass will never occur.

should that happen, it would be due to your own actions, and no one elses. thats not the case here.


read up

 

[falias]

U.S. foreign policy

 

[gopunk]

people who want to change genders

 

[n0cmonkey]

Christians and other right wing groups that try to destroy the fibers this country was founded on. :|
The way some women view men.
Night shifts.
Parents that believe they don't have to actively raise their children.
Pot is illegal.
The US government actively supports and funds terrorism on the world, and especially on the US.

 

[Legendary]

People who think their opinions are worth more than others when they're based on equally false pretenses. *cough* religious right *cough*

 

[Adica]

prejustice, and stereo-typing (although I must admit I have done it myself) I wish every could realize that we all have red blood.

 

[mwtgg]

Originally posted by: shimsham

Originally posted by: rickn

Originally posted by: shimsham

Originally posted by: mwtgg

Originally posted by: shimsham

Originally posted by: mwtgg

Originally posted by: shimsham

Originally posted by: neonerd
people who sue because they spill coffee on themselves.....they can go DIAF

if you actually read up on that case, she had a valid claim.

In the famous McDonald's case, a 79-year-old woman was served 180°F to 190°F coffee (82°C to 89°C) in a thin cup in a drive-thru. She put the cup between her legs to stabilize it -- trying to be careful -- and removed the lid to add cream and sugar. The coffee sloshed out upon removing the lid, quickly giving her third-degree burns across her groin, inner thighs, and buttocks. She spent eight days in a hospital, had to go through skin grafts, and was disabled for more than two years -- all for a 49-cent cup of coffee in a flimsy cup that McDonald's served way, way too hot for a drive-in window.

She sounds like a dumbass to me.

no need for coffee to be hot enough to cause 3rd degree burns that need skin grafts. you cant even drink it when its thats hot.

McDonalds coffee is popular for that very reason. It's popular because it is so hot.

hot coffee is one thing. coffee thats hot enough to put someone in the hospital is absurd.

a lesson learned. dont keep hot coffee between your legs

im sure your tune would be quite different if it were you getting skin grafted onto your ass.

No, it's called personal responsibility. Don't be a dumbass and put hot coffee between your legs.

 

[n0cmonkey]

Originally posted by: Adica
prejustice, and stereo-typing (although I must admit I have done it myself) I wish every could realize that we all have red blood.

Mine's blue.

 

[shimsham]

Originally posted by: mwtgg

Originally posted by: shimsham

Originally posted by: rickn

Originally posted by: shimsham

Originally posted by: mwtgg

Originally posted by: shimsham

Originally posted by: mwtgg

Originally posted by: shimsham

Originally posted by: neonerd
people who sue because they spill coffee on themselves.....they can go DIAF

if you actually read up on that case, she had a valid claim.

In the famous McDonald's case, a 79-year-old woman was served 180°F to 190°F coffee (82°C to 89°C) in a thin cup in a drive-thru. She put the cup between her legs to stabilize it -- trying to be careful -- and removed the lid to add cream and sugar. The coffee sloshed out upon removing the lid, quickly giving her third-degree burns across her groin, inner thighs, and buttocks. She spent eight days in a hospital, had to go through skin grafts, and was disabled for more than two years -- all for a 49-cent cup of coffee in a flimsy cup that McDonald's served way, way too hot for a drive-in window.

She sounds like a dumbass to me.

no need for coffee to be hot enough to cause 3rd degree burns that need skin grafts. you cant even drink it when its thats hot.

McDonalds coffee is popular for that very reason. It's popular because it is so hot.

hot coffee is one thing. coffee thats hot enough to put someone in the hospital is absurd.

a lesson learned. dont keep hot coffee between your legs

im sure your tune would be quite different if it were you getting skin grafted onto your ass.

No, it's called personal responsibility. Don't be a dumbass and put hot coffee between your legs.

read the link posted above. im sure not every complaint/settled case mcdonalds handled was from someone putting the coffee between their legs in their car. im also sure youve never made a stupid decision in your life.

i agree that putting the coffee between her legs was dumb, but its also stupid to serve it hot enough to hospitalize someone. especially when mcdonalds was well aware of the dangers and consequences in our sue happy culture. again, read the link.

 

[flexy]

Originally posted by: rbloedow
People against gay marriage.

- people against gay marriage, pro-war, anti-environment
spell: "US government"

And the f***s who voted for them.

 

[InlineFive]

Violence

 

[n0cmonkey]

Originally posted by: shimsham
read the link posted above. im sure not every complaint/settled case mcdonalds handled was from someone putting the coffee between their legs in their car. im also sure youve never made a stupid decision in your life.

i agree that putting the coffee between her legs was dumb, but its also stupid to serve it hot enough to hospitalize someone. especially when mcdonalds was well aware of the dangers and consequences in our sue happy culture. again, read the link.

If it was really too hot, they wouldn't sell a billion cups a year. People that buy coffee typically know it's hot. If I jump off a building and break my arm, I don't sue the owner of the building. I stop jumping off of buildings.

 

[Adica]

Originally posted by: n0cmonkey

Originally posted by: Adica
prejustice, and stereo-typing (although I must admit I have done it myself) I wish every could realize that we all have red blood.

Mine's blue.

ok well exclude yourself from my comment.

 

[mwtgg]

Originally posted by: shimsham
read the link posted above. im sure not every complaint/settled case mcdonalds handled was from someone putting the coffee between their legs in their car. im also sure youve never made a stupid decision in your life.

i agree that putting the coffee between her legs was dumb, but its also stupid to serve it hot enough to hospitalize someone. especially when mcdonalds was well aware of the dangers and consequences in our sue happy culture. again, read the link.

No, she's just a dumbass. The coffee sells because it is that hot. People like it that hot.

Yes, I have done stupid things, but I realize I was a dumbass and I don't sue over it.

Read my post over and over again.

 

[shimsham]

Originally posted by: n0cmonkey

Originally posted by: shimsham
read the link posted above. im sure not every complaint/settled case mcdonalds handled was from someone putting the coffee between their legs in their car. im also sure youve never made a stupid decision in your life.

i agree that putting the coffee between her legs was dumb, but its also stupid to serve it hot enough to hospitalize someone. especially when mcdonalds was well aware of the dangers and consequences in our sue happy culture. again, read the link.

If it was really too hot, they wouldn't sell a billion cups a year. People that buy coffee typically know it's hot. If I jump off a building and break my arm, I don't sue the owner of the building. I stop jumping off of buildings.

you know when you jump off a building you WILL get hurt. of course people expect coffee to be hot, and possibly even burn when spilled, but not 8 days in the hospital and mutliple skin grafts hot. read the article i posted and take note of the slight variations in temperature and potential burns.

have you ever spilled coffee purchased from a business on you before? did you suffer the same injuries that woman did?

 

[blahblah99]

Originally posted by: Jero
If you agree, name one thing out there which you find really screwed up....

i'll name one : the way lots of men view women

Scocial security - I dont' need a government sponsor ponzi scheme, I can invest my own money for retirement.

 

[tfcmasta97]

americans.

or atleast the majority of em.

and religion. cant forget religion

 

[shimsham]

Originally posted by: mwtgg

Originally posted by: shimsham
read the link posted above. im sure not every complaint/settled case mcdonalds handled was from someone putting the coffee between their legs in their car. im also sure youve never made a stupid decision in your life.

i agree that putting the coffee between her legs was dumb, but its also stupid to serve it hot enough to hospitalize someone. especially when mcdonalds was well aware of the dangers and consequences in our sue happy culture. again, read the link.

No, she's just a dumbass. The coffee sells because it is that hot. People like it that hot.

Yes, I have done stupid things, but I realize I was a dumbass and I don't sue over it.

Read my post over and over again.

did you read the link i posted? not that i expect it to change your opinion, just curious.

no need to read your post again. we just have different opinions on mcdonalds responsibilty in this case. im one of the biggest advocates of personal responsibility, but how someone can say that mcdonalds shoulders no blame is beyond me.

 

[clamum]

Lack of integrity

 

[n0cmonkey]

Originally posted by: shimsham

Originally posted by: n0cmonkey

Originally posted by: shimsham
read the link posted above. im sure not every complaint/settled case mcdonalds handled was from someone putting the coffee between their legs in their car. im also sure youve never made a stupid decision in your life.

i agree that putting the coffee between her legs was dumb, but its also stupid to serve it hot enough to hospitalize someone. especially when mcdonalds was well aware of the dangers and consequences in our sue happy culture. again, read the link.

If it was really too hot, they wouldn't sell a billion cups a year. People that buy coffee typically know it's hot. If I jump off a building and break my arm, I don't sue the owner of the building. I stop jumping off of buildings.

you know when you jump off a building you WILL get hurt. of course people expect coffee to be hot, and possibly even burn when spilled, but not 8 days in the hospital and mutliple skin grafts hot. read the article i posted and take note of the slight variations in temperature and potential burns.

have you ever spilled coffee purchased from a business on you before? did you suffer the same injuries that woman did?

I also know that if pour coffee on my crotch my gf would be absolutely pissed at me. I browsed through the link. Apparently McDs conformed to standards, that customers like hot coffee, and this woman was a dumbass.

 

[shimsham]

Originally posted by: n0cmonkey

Originally posted by: shimsham

Originally posted by: n0cmonkey

Originally posted by: shimsham
read the link posted above. im sure not every complaint/settled case mcdonalds handled was from someone putting the coffee between their legs in their car. im also sure youve never made a stupid decision in your life.

i agree that putting the coffee between her legs was dumb, but its also stupid to serve it hot enough to hospitalize someone. especially when mcdonalds was well aware of the dangers and consequences in our sue happy culture. again, read the link.

If it was really too hot, they wouldn't sell a billion cups a year. People that buy coffee typically know it's hot. If I jump off a building and break my arm, I don't sue the owner of the building. I stop jumping off of buildings.

you know when you jump off a building you WILL get hurt. of course people expect coffee to be hot, and possibly even burn when spilled, but not 8 days in the hospital and mutliple skin grafts hot. read the article i posted and take note of the slight variations in temperature and potential burns.

have you ever spilled coffee purchased from a business on you before? did you suffer the same injuries that woman did?

I also know that if pour coffee on my crotch my gf would be absolutely pissed at me. I browsed through the link. Apparently McDs conformed to standards, that customers like hot coffee, and this woman was a dumbass.

and all the other settled claims? they were all dumbasses, too? do you think all the burns suffered from mcdonalds coffee were from people putting it between thier legs while in thier car?