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"Craig A. Finseth" <news@finseth.com> wrote in message 
news:12t3gavkc4k3ca4@corp.supernews.com...
> In article <12t26h5g1goe6f8@corp.supernews.com>,
> SaPeIsMa <SaPeIsMa@hotmail.com> wrote:
> ...
>>is a coffe cup supposed to survived being squeezed between your thighs ?
>>    Is that normal use of a coffee cup full of hot coffee ?
>>maybe in your fantasyland
>
> Yes, if you hand it to someone who is driving and (presumably) needs both
> hands for that task.
>

She wasn't driving
    And if you're driving you shouldn't be trying to pry it open
That's called using your brains and not your thighs



> FWIW, I once picked up and read a law textbook on product liability
> law.  The book actually summarized in detail cases very similar to the
> ones that have been mentioned here lately (not McDonalds, as the book
> was published before that incident).  But cases like the person
> breaking into a school and getting injured on the rebar, then suing
> the school.
>
> Once you read the whole story - not just the sentence or two that gets
> bandied about - the final verdicts make complete sense.  In every
> case.  I was amazed at how well our justice system actually worked.
>

LOL
    Got paid off by the trial lawyers..