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A Quick google search revealed this information.
http://www.spacedaily.com/news/oped-02e.html
Looks like someone beat this chick to the punch. She should do her research first next time.
This guy also does it the right way by first and foremost saying he isn't responsible for Skin Cancer, Sunburns, etc. He was also introduced by one UN offical to another as "The Man Who Owns The Sun" so I think this guys claim is more legit. Also this guy isn't trying to charge for the use of the sun like other wannabe sun-owners.
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If i had to pay to use the sun then I refuse to use it. GO pay a couple of thousand dollars to put a shield over my house to block the sunlight, I don't care. I like the shade, anyways. I get my food from the store, I don't have a vegetable garden.
If I owned the sun, I'll try to destroy it the first chance I get.
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On November 27 2010 16:48 Kazius wrote: From a legal perspective, everyone with skin cancer now has someone to sue. ^Deserves a medal
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This really shows that many government agencies just approve everything while barely analyzing it. It's similar to the Australian lawyer who managed to patent the wheel a few years ago, though the guy did it to show how flawed the system is.
It's the same thing in the US with patents. The patent office is understaffed and just approves everything, even when they are obvious. Then the patent holders troll the US for small towns with the most uneducated citizens and sue there, because people with lesser education are more easily fooled by their hocus pocus.
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On November 28 2010 03:39 mvpAKAenvyME wrote:Show nested quote +On November 28 2010 03:35 JeeJee wrote: thanks gnosis
just annoys me when people think "herp derp of course coffee is hot dont spill it on yourself dummy" =( im sure y'all expect (in liebeck's case) days of hospital stay to undergo skin grafting and losing 20% of your bodyweight if you spill a coffee on yourself, right All im saying is, she should've been more careful. If you purchase a lambo and drive it on the autobahn at 300km/h and crash it and paralyze yourself, would you sue them because they made a car go too fast? Mcdonalds can't be responsible for other peoples stupidity. If this case holds up, then why hasn't every fat person in the US sued mcdonalds for making them fat? It's reasonable to expect a normal person to know that crashing a car when you're going real fast will hurt you, a lot. It's not so reasonable to expect coffee to do so much damage you need skin grafts. I mean, we've all spilled boiling water or coffee or whatever on ourselves before, how many times did it result in such serious injury we needed to go to the hospital?
There actually was a lawsuit against McDonald's for making two kids fat (Pelman v McDonald's Corp) and they had a legitimate case (although it failed) as, while it might be reasonable to expect fast food to be unhealthy, it's unreasonable to expect people to know just how incredibly bad it can be - ie cause massive obesity in children. It sparked off a wave of lawsuits against McDonald's in many states for corporate liability and the huge anti-fast food wave of the early 00s was what led to such "health food" reform and nutrition focus in fast food chains.
Plainly speaking, it's okay to blame people for being stupid and not knowing the risks of something they're doing, but not okay when there's no way of them knowing just how incredible those risks are (because you never tell them).
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If she can place a property on the Sun, then we'll talk. Until then...
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and if people dont pay whats she gonna do, shut it down?
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This is fucking ridiculous lol, not only does she 'claim' the sun as 'hers' with absolutely no justification but she also wants to charge us all for 'using' the sun?
I vote we send her to live on 'her' new property, who's with me?!
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nice, so now I can sue her because she owns something that directly kills tons of people, and also another ton of people dies indirectly thanks to the sun. (Forest fires, deserts & other stuff)
Rofling at the "galacit trolling" (first time i've ever see somebody use this jajaja) going on here.
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I hereby declare that I own the Starcraft community and everyone in it. If anyone asks, I have a piece of paper that proves it.
Now where is Day9 with my coffee?
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LOL right...
Props to her for spending the time to get a little piece of paper and some media attention for nothing.
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There's a lot of dumb guys here in spain.... It made me laugh though
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lol i just thought that's like ..
"SIMPSONS DID IT"
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On November 28 2010 05:02 Krigwin wrote:Show nested quote +On November 28 2010 03:39 mvpAKAenvyME wrote:On November 28 2010 03:35 JeeJee wrote: thanks gnosis
just annoys me when people think "herp derp of course coffee is hot dont spill it on yourself dummy" =( im sure y'all expect (in liebeck's case) days of hospital stay to undergo skin grafting and losing 20% of your bodyweight if you spill a coffee on yourself, right All im saying is, she should've been more careful. If you purchase a lambo and drive it on the autobahn at 300km/h and crash it and paralyze yourself, would you sue them because they made a car go too fast? Mcdonalds can't be responsible for other peoples stupidity. If this case holds up, then why hasn't every fat person in the US sued mcdonalds for making them fat? It's reasonable to expect a normal person to know that crashing a car when you're going real fast will hurt you, a lot. It's not so reasonable to expect coffee to do so much damage you need skin grafts. I mean, we've all spilled boiling water or coffee or whatever on ourselves before, how many times did it result in such serious injury we needed to go to the hospital? There actually was a lawsuit against McDonald's for making two kids fat (Pelman v McDonald's Corp) and they had a legitimate case (although it failed) as, while it might be reasonable to expect fast food to be unhealthy, it's unreasonable to expect people to know just how incredibly bad it can be - ie cause massive obesity in children. It sparked off a wave of lawsuits against McDonald's in many states for corporate liability and the huge anti-fast food wave of the early 00s was what led to such "health food" reform and nutrition focus in fast food chains. Plainly speaking, it's okay to blame people for being stupid and not knowing the risks of something they're doing, but not okay when there's no way of them knowing just how incredible those risks are (because you never tell them).
I worked at tim horton's when I was in grade 10, it was my first job...and I KNOW for a fact that I spilled an entire coffee pot of boiler WATER (not coffee) on my hand and arm, this water also had cleaning chemicals in it, and I did not get serious burns, infact there was no blisters and after about 2 minutes of cold water being run over it, it did not hurt whatsoever. This lady must have been wearing NO PANTS or any clothes at all for that matter if it caused burns of that severity. Either that, or she just has some of the weakest skin known to man. But boiling water isn't that hot, I've been burned in my shower worse than when I've dropped boiling water on myself. Maybe I just have troll skin or something, but I think it's totally bullshit that she got away with that lawsuit. As much as I don't like mcdonalds, that's just retarded. Also, 185 degrees fehreinheit is only 85 degrees celcius which is 15 degrees lower than boiling point. So obviously the coffee wasnt THAT hot, maybe this lady just had some sort of medical condition that caused her to burn much easier than most people, because I know for one when I make kraft dinner, I routinely put my fingers in the water to see if its about to boil and I've never been hurt by it. Even if I leave them in there for a few seconds. This lady was just a pussy. End of story.
Could I sue a company for burning my mouth on a beverage? Say...it ruined my taste?
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anyone posting below me owes me 5 bucks.
User was warned for this post
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I bet she's got weapons of mass destruction too....
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On November 28 2010 06:56 mvpAKAenvyME wrote:Show nested quote +On November 28 2010 05:02 Krigwin wrote:On November 28 2010 03:39 mvpAKAenvyME wrote:On November 28 2010 03:35 JeeJee wrote: thanks gnosis
just annoys me when people think "herp derp of course coffee is hot dont spill it on yourself dummy" =( im sure y'all expect (in liebeck's case) days of hospital stay to undergo skin grafting and losing 20% of your bodyweight if you spill a coffee on yourself, right All im saying is, she should've been more careful. If you purchase a lambo and drive it on the autobahn at 300km/h and crash it and paralyze yourself, would you sue them because they made a car go too fast? Mcdonalds can't be responsible for other peoples stupidity. If this case holds up, then why hasn't every fat person in the US sued mcdonalds for making them fat? It's reasonable to expect a normal person to know that crashing a car when you're going real fast will hurt you, a lot. It's not so reasonable to expect coffee to do so much damage you need skin grafts. I mean, we've all spilled boiling water or coffee or whatever on ourselves before, how many times did it result in such serious injury we needed to go to the hospital? There actually was a lawsuit against McDonald's for making two kids fat (Pelman v McDonald's Corp) and they had a legitimate case (although it failed) as, while it might be reasonable to expect fast food to be unhealthy, it's unreasonable to expect people to know just how incredibly bad it can be - ie cause massive obesity in children. It sparked off a wave of lawsuits against McDonald's in many states for corporate liability and the huge anti-fast food wave of the early 00s was what led to such "health food" reform and nutrition focus in fast food chains. Plainly speaking, it's okay to blame people for being stupid and not knowing the risks of something they're doing, but not okay when there's no way of them knowing just how incredible those risks are (because you never tell them). I worked at tim horton's when I was in grade 10, it was my first job...and I KNOW for a fact that I spilled an entire coffee pot of boiler WATER (not coffee) on my hand and arm, this water also had cleaning chemicals in it, and I did not get serious burns, infact there was no blisters and after about 2 minutes of cold water being run over it, it did not hurt whatsoever. This lady must have been wearing NO PANTS or any clothes at all for that matter if it caused burns of that severity. Either that, or she just has some of the weakest skin known to man. But boiling water isn't that hot, I've been burned in my shower worse than when I've dropped boiling water on myself. Maybe I just have troll skin or something, but I think it's totally bullshit that she got away with that lawsuit. As much as I don't like mcdonalds, that's just retarded. Also, 185 degrees fehreinheit is only 85 degrees celcius which is 15 degrees lower than boiling point. So obviously the coffee wasnt THAT hot, maybe this lady just had some sort of medical condition that caused her to burn much easier than most people, because I know for one when I make kraft dinner, I routinely put my fingers in the water to see if its about to boil and I've never been hurt by it. Even if I leave them in there for a few seconds. This lady was just a pussy. End of story. Could I sue a company for burning my mouth on a beverage? Say...it ruined my taste?
Bullshit. Boiling water fucking burns. I went to the hospital with 2nd degree burns on my hand after spilling a pot of boiling water on it, had to keep the hand bandaged in some sort of shit paste for a week, and I had marks on the hand for a month after that.
And I'm young and tough, and used to burning my hands with pots and pans and shit.
I'm not an 80-year old lady and it was just my hands, not my cock and balls.
Now, why don't you dip your cock and balls into BOILING water for two minutes and come back and see if you still think the old lady was a "pussy".
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Just wondering but uh... Why exactly does she think that shes so above everyone to own the sun, much less impose a fee on people using something that we need to live and has been free for billions of years?
Is there some kind of like application process or test or something for that?
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