Liquid spill in fore part of cargo area

SalixIncendium · Sep 14, 2014

robertmaria said: ↑

the HOT 180 degrees coffee spill into the crotch of 79 year old Stella Liebeck at a drivethru caused instant third degree burns while the teenager employees cruelly LAUGHED at the screaming suffering woman. the manager came running out with ice water because the LAUGHING teens refused to immediately help her. but the horrible organ damage to her genitalia was already extensive. anyway McD and others like 7/11 still today make the coffee 150 degrees hot because of all the many people sticking their dirty fingers in the cup and lids while preparing it. 150 degrees hopefully kills the bacteria. 150 degrees is also still yet instant second degrees burns.
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The temperature in which restaurants sell their coffee has nothing to do with bacteria, otherwise they'd be selling their soft drinks and smoothies at 150 degrees as well. It's because hot coffee is supposed to be...well...hot.

IMO, putting warning labels on things that are obviously hazardous is asinine. It's all because some moron did something negligent and sued someone for their own negligence.

RRxing · Sep 14, 2014

robertmaria said: ↑

BZzap! said: ↑

Frivolous lawsuits cost everyone in the long run. Lawyers, however, really don't care. Next time you gripe about the cost of your car, your insurance premiums and your overall cost of living, remember... You are paying for someone's lack of attentiveness. The hot coffee spill at McD 's is a classic example.
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the HOT 180 degrees coffee spill into the crotch of 79 year old Stella Liebeck at a drivethru caused instant third degree burns while the teenager employees cruelly LAUGHED at the screaming suffering woman. the manager came running out with ice water because the LAUGHING teens refused to immediately help her. but the horrible organ damage to her genitalia was already extensive. anyway McD and others like 7/11 still today make the coffee 150 degrees hot because of all the many people sticking their dirty fingers in the cup and lids while preparing it. 150 degrees hopefully kills the bacteria. 150 degrees is also hot enough for second degrees burns.
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A proper cup of coffee is made with 180-190 degree (F) water. It has nothing to do with killing microscopic lifeforms.

Liquid spill in fore part of cargo area

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SalixIncendium Tree Hugging Environmentalist Wacko

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