Weird dream about gym liability.
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I had a weird dream last night. This is pretty normal for me. I once dreamt about, then made a pancakurrito about a month before I saw an ad for the Taco Bell breakfast waffle taco. |
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THIS... Is why I endlessly peruse this website! Thanks for posting |
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Stephen Felker wrote:Eggshell Skull RuleI have never heard of this. Totally makes sense. So where does she fit in? Lets say she was new to warfarin and her PT and INR were 10X therepuetic because she hadn't got the dose dialed in yet. Does that make her a fragile skull or a crumbling skull? What about the advice she surely got from her MD that she needed to avoid ALL potential impacts? We're not talking about driving where we kind of have to do it, even if it's kind of dangerous. We're talking about climbing, so it's also kind of dangerous and you totally don't even have to do it. |
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Jon Rhoderick wrote:PS there is a food truck in Bend that makes the Purrito: eggs bacon cream cheese wrapped in a pancake. In your dreams...I made a plate size pancake that was more like a crepe (flour, milk, 1 egg, pretty watery) so I could roll it much like a tortilla. I had the usual inside, eggs sausage, peppers, and potato. I'd make it again. It was good. |
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highaltitudeflatulentexpulsion wrote: I have never heard of this. Totally makes sense. So where does she fit in? Lets say she was new to warfarin and her PT and INR were 10X therepuetic because she hadn't got the dose dialed in yet. Does that make her a fragile skull or a crumbling skull? What about the advice she surely got from her MD that she needed to avoid ALL potential impacts? We're not talking about driving where we kind of have to do it, even if it's kind of dangerous. We're talking about climbing, so it's also kind of dangerous and you totally don't even have to do it.Contributory Negligence |
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Stephen Felker wrote: Contributory NegligenceTo what degree is this applied from a practical standpoint. Victims often play a role in their situation. Bad neighborhood (should have known better), trip and fall (we know the old house has old stairs), T-boned at the intersection (should have stopped on yellow) etc. |
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highaltitudeflatulentexpulsion wrote: To what degree is this applied from a practical standpoint. Victims often play a role in their situation. Bad neighborhood (should have known better), trip and fall (we know the old house has old stairs), T-boned at the intersection (should have stopped on yellow) etc.Generally, it's a jury question. |
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Stephen Felker wrote:Eggshell Skull RuleDon't see how this would apply considering no crime was committed. Not that I care much for that train of thought anyway and is part of the reason our lawsuits are so screwed up in this country. They should punish crimes, not the reason for the crime. If I shoot in kill you to take your money or shoot and kill you because I don't like your race why should the penalty be any different? |
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Did the mall/gym have a sweet food court? |
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highaltitudeflatulentexpulsion wrote:Waivers aren't air tight, they are basically designed to keep people from contacting lawyers.They are not airtight, but they are somewhat effective in protecting against risks naturally associated with the sport. My armchair-lawyer understanding of the waivers is that they start to lose effect when the issue is a matter of negligence, but where that line lays probably depends on the state and specific judge. For example, depending on the circumstances, a judge might rule that simple negligence is in fact protected under the waiver, but gross negligence is not. Here is an actual case from Canada where the defendant was unquestionably negligent, but the plaintiff still lost: cbc.ca/news/canada/british-… |
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Zach Myers wrote:Did the mall/gym have a sweet food court?I hope they had pancakeurrito's |
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Do you have dreams about your girlfriend giving a lot of attention to some other guy at dinner and then wake up all mad at her? |
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Stich wrote:Do you have dreams about your girlfriend giving a lot of attention to some other guy at dinner and then wake up all mad at her?My wife doesn't approve of me dreaming about my girlfriend? |
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If you build it, they will come... |