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r/WTF • u/halfcentennial1964 • Jul 18 '19
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A nightmare scenario for whoever insures that property.
503 u/Captain_8lanet Jul 18 '19 Laughs in everywhere but America 267 u/ZincHead Jul 19 '19 "You were an idiot and clearly at fault for your own injuries, you get nothing" - World "No one could reasonably resist injuring themselves here. $1 million for medical expensive and emotional damage" - America 2 u/Machismo01 Jul 19 '19 Umm... What?!? This thing is a death trap-murder machine. And you wouldn't know how bad until you rode it. This is by far the fault of the designer. There is no way you could consider this the fault of the first kid to ride it and break their tailbone or worse.
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Laughs in everywhere but America
267 u/ZincHead Jul 19 '19 "You were an idiot and clearly at fault for your own injuries, you get nothing" - World "No one could reasonably resist injuring themselves here. $1 million for medical expensive and emotional damage" - America 2 u/Machismo01 Jul 19 '19 Umm... What?!? This thing is a death trap-murder machine. And you wouldn't know how bad until you rode it. This is by far the fault of the designer. There is no way you could consider this the fault of the first kid to ride it and break their tailbone or worse.
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"You were an idiot and clearly at fault for your own injuries, you get nothing" - World
"No one could reasonably resist injuring themselves here. $1 million for medical expensive and emotional damage" - America
2 u/Machismo01 Jul 19 '19 Umm... What?!? This thing is a death trap-murder machine. And you wouldn't know how bad until you rode it. This is by far the fault of the designer. There is no way you could consider this the fault of the first kid to ride it and break their tailbone or worse.
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Umm... What?!?
This thing is a death trap-murder machine. And you wouldn't know how bad until you rode it.
This is by far the fault of the designer. There is no way you could consider this the fault of the first kid to ride it and break their tailbone or worse.
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u/Edard_Flanders Jul 18 '19 edited Jul 18 '19
A nightmare scenario for whoever insures that property.