Warnings We'd Rather Not Receive
After the intensity of the story told in the post below by a young college student at ground zero of the tsunami, a little reliefe is in order.
Providing it is Michigan Lawsuit Abuse Watch, with their awards for really ridiculous warning labels -- you know, the kind forced on us by lawsuit-crazy trial attorneys who will sue a nice, profit-seeking company at the drop of a hat.
Here are the top three:
#3 -- A warning on a digital thermometer: "Once used rectally, the thermometer should not be used orally.
#2 -- A warning on a child's scooter: "This product moves when used."
And the most ridiculous warning label, on a toilet bowl brush: "Do not use for personal hygiene."
Aren't you glad we've got John Edwards and his friends looking out for us?
Providing it is Michigan Lawsuit Abuse Watch, with their awards for really ridiculous warning labels -- you know, the kind forced on us by lawsuit-crazy trial attorneys who will sue a nice, profit-seeking company at the drop of a hat.
Here are the top three:
#3 -- A warning on a digital thermometer: "Once used rectally, the thermometer should not be used orally.
#2 -- A warning on a child's scooter: "This product moves when used."
And the most ridiculous warning label, on a toilet bowl brush: "Do not use for personal hygiene."
Aren't you glad we've got John Edwards and his friends looking out for us?
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