Wednesday, November 24, 2004
Inept Mother sues Everyone but the Kitchen Sink
If you thought people couldn't get any dumber than needing labels on McDonald's coffee cups warning them that the contents may be hot, than you are in for a nasty surprise. Here's why:
Quote:
The mother of a 19-year-old killed in a traffic accident is suing Coors Brewing Co., claiming that it promotes underage drinking.
The amusing part is that it was her own son that had the beer, took his girlfriend's car and then slammed it into a light pole at 90 miles per hour. The woman is also suing her son's girlfriend and the girlfriend's mother. While handing the car over to her boyfriend was probably a bad idea, what does this have to do with the girlfriend's mother? Someone please tell me if they know!
This is clearly a case of where the real guilty party (the mother of the dead son) is unwilling to accept the fact that she did a poor job raising her son to make wise decisions on his own. The only person she should be suing is herself, for failing at her duty to raise her son properly. This case could be thrown out of court in less than an hour... you need a better reason than this to sue someone, sorry.
The full story is on CNN.com.
¶ 7:40 PM
If you thought people couldn't get any dumber than needing labels on McDonald's coffee cups warning them that the contents may be hot, than you are in for a nasty surprise. Here's why:
Quote:
The mother of a 19-year-old killed in a traffic accident is suing Coors Brewing Co., claiming that it promotes underage drinking.
The amusing part is that it was her own son that had the beer, took his girlfriend's car and then slammed it into a light pole at 90 miles per hour. The woman is also suing her son's girlfriend and the girlfriend's mother. While handing the car over to her boyfriend was probably a bad idea, what does this have to do with the girlfriend's mother? Someone please tell me if they know!
This is clearly a case of where the real guilty party (the mother of the dead son) is unwilling to accept the fact that she did a poor job raising her son to make wise decisions on his own. The only person she should be suing is herself, for failing at her duty to raise her son properly. This case could be thrown out of court in less than an hour... you need a better reason than this to sue someone, sorry.
The full story is on CNN.com.
¶ 7:40 PM
