IBCoupe wrote:Tito, I think you've got a good defense right there for making a mess of aisle five at Stop 'N' Shop. Just tell them you're quality control.
This explains a lot.Maryland
It’s against the law to wash or scrub a sink, no matter how dirty it is (Baltimore).
My sister's husband (still in law school not yet lawyer) says yes. You can sue for anything you want, but it doesn't mean you'll win.numbnuts240 wrote:ct - a pickle cannot be a pickle unless it bounces. hmmm. does that only apply to unsliced pickles? if i test this at various locations, can i sue for false advertising if the so-called pickle doesn't bounce? throw some emotional damages in there, and the like?

ryandevilhorns wrote:This thread made me think of...
I laughed.
As someone who's also still in law school, I'd tell him to be careful about advice like that, if that's the entirety of the advice. There's more at risk in a lawsuit than losing - if the Court feels that the case is being used merely to cause a nuisance, both the plaintiff (and his or her lawyer, if one who'd take the case could be found) can face monetary sanctions.Looneybomber wrote:My sister's husband (still in law school not yet lawyer) says yes. You can sue for anything you want, but it doesn't mean you'll win.numbnuts240 wrote:ct - a pickle cannot be a pickle unless it bounces. hmmm. does that only apply to unsliced pickles? if i test this at various locations, can i sue for false advertising if the so-called pickle doesn't bounce? throw some emotional damages in there, and the like?
guess I'm good for the rest of the year then....elwesso wrote:I like the KY people have to take a shower once a year...
Racing in the rain at Omaha with the windows down doesn't count....RED_DET wrote:guess I'm good for the rest of the year then....elwesso wrote:I like the KY people have to take a shower once a year...