hitomi #1 wrote:
True, Greg wouldn't have had to worry about the father. :doh:
And another problem solved. :hehe:
Started by blender1184 · 8 Jul 2005 · 1,969 replies
hitomi #1 wrote:
True, Greg wouldn't have had to worry about the father. :doh:
bmwracer wrote:Martin Kessman, Overweight Man, Sues White Castle Because He Can't Fit In Seats
A 290-pound man is suing the White Castle fast food chain because, he claims, their seats aren't built for a person of his size. Stock broker Martin Kessman took legal action last week, 2 years after complaining to the corporate office about the size of the stationary booths at White Castle's Nanuet, N.Y., location.
According to the Kessman, White Castle responded with three gvery condescending letters," each of which included a coupon for three free hamburgers, but "the cheese was extra," he notes in his lawsuit. White Castle also sent Kessman plans for for how they were going to modify their booths, but no adjustments had been made as of last week.
Kessman's beef is unique to White Castle -- he claims to have no issue with seating at other fast-food establishments or on airplanes.
Tu_triky wrote:Another frivolous lawsuit...so does this fool sue the airline companies too when he can not get his wide load to fit in the seat? Or does he fly cargo with the chickens in the back?
bmwracer wrote:
LOL.
He can't fly in cargo, 'cause he can't fit through the cargo X-ray machine.
Tu_triky wrote:Dude, you better believe it...a long time ago I was flying on business with a colleague from work...this guy was the fattest, shortest guy I had ever met...he actually had to ask for an extension because the seatbelt on the plane wasn't long enough to span his girth. Dayem.
bmwracer wrote:
I heard/read stories of some people having to buy two plane tickets because of their size. :sweat:
Tu_triky wrote:This guy needed to buy two planes, not two tickets.
bmwracer wrote:
That's impractical.
A military transport would work. :mrgreen:
bmwracer wrote:Is this the same guy? :beaten::rofl: :rofl: :rofl: really wow instead of double jeopardy we have double stupidty
Man Busted For Hiding Spare Ribs In Pants A Second Time
CARLISLE, Pa. -- A central Pennsylvania man has been charged for a second time with trying to steal a rack of ribs by shoving them down his pants.
Police say that since this is a second offense, the theft charge will be considered a more serious second-degree misdemeanor.
suzzy wrote: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: really wow instead of double jeopardy we have double stupidty
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