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Ohmygod! Down the Hatch!
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I liked #5 myself ;-)
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If nothing else, it's a good example of what can happen when basic OSHA requirements are ignored. The person falling has a solid basis for a lawsuit!
Harry C.
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"Harry Conover" schreef in bericht news: snipped-for-privacy@posting.google.com...
How about the person that got her on his head ?
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snipped-for-privacy@yahoo.com (Harry Conover) wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@posting.google.com:
This is a UK pub. Older pubs often have cellar trap doors under the bar, a centuries old tradition, and anyone working them knows the deal. The UK isn't (yet) a nanny state, OSHA doesn't apply and since the Uk mostly expects people to be responsible for their own actions, have a clue and not refuse resposibility for everything the UK isn't(yet) so stupidly litigatious as some nations and so there's slim if any grounds for a lawsuit.
Blair is moving towards it though, passing laws allowing Solicitors and Barristers to advertise and follow the US model of claiming percentages of settlements instead of hourly rates...
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She wasn't wearing an OSHA approved hard hat at the time of the accident, so she's could be out of luck! Then too, she could make the case that her employer had not trained here in OSHA requirements or provided her with a hard hat to wear -- so she too could have a good case. :-)
Harry C.
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This isn't actually uncommon. I've seen it happen when the landlord had been sampling a little too much of his own wares, and _knew_ the hatch was open! Chris
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"Watson A.Name "Watt Sun - the Dark Remover"" schreef in bericht news:bvpcla$5r6sm$ snipped-for-privacy@hades.csu.net...
This one is rather funny:
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That was priceless!!
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In news:BuFUb.615$ snipped-for-privacy@read1.cgocable.net (Venom8):
Riceburners: They may be fast, but that's about it. :)
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Sure enough, someone went and designed a better fool.
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I'd bet money they're beer drinkers ;-)
...Jim Thompson
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Maryland plates.. I guess they don't make cars the way they used to.
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They don't call 'em "crumple zones" for no reason! :)
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: >> On Fri, 06 Feb 2004 15:03:15 GMT, Bob Stephens : >> wrote: : >>
: >>> On Thu, 5 Feb 2004 23:45:38 +0100, Frank Bemelman wrote: : >>>
: >>>> "Watson A.Name "Watt Sun - the Dark Remover""
: >>>> schreef in bericht news:bvpcla$5r6sm$ snipped-for-privacy@hades.csu.net... : >>>>>
: >>>> This one is rather funny: : >>>>
: >>> Sure enough, someone went and designed a better fool. : >>
: >> I'd bet money they're beer drinkers ;-) : >
: > Maryland plates.. I guess they don't make cars the way they used to. : >
: > Best regards, : > Spehro Pefhany : : : They don't call 'em "crumple zones" for no reason! :)
We just watched it. OMG!, it is too much. Heh Heh.
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: > This one is rather funny: : >
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: When I click that link, I get a web page that says: : : [snip] :
Try this link:
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"Rich Grise" schreef in bericht news:R7jVb.2054$ snipped-for-privacy@nwrddc02.gnilink.net...
Yes, same here, strange. I did work a couple of days ago. But Leslie gave another link that works.
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Gotit! Thanks!
LOL! I guess now somebody's gotta go whup somebody's ass!
Cheers! Rich