"west" wrote in message news:r0leh.39$495.3@trnddc06...
You had the best answer. I never seen so much bs in a thread. When the glue
first came out it was not uncommon for the emergency rooms around the
country to have patients with eyes glued shut.

I remember reading the MSDS for super glue many years ago and it specifically
mentioned that it wouldn't actually harm your eye, and the best thing to do
was just wait until the skin naturally dies rather than trying to force open
the lids. Ewwww....

I'm sure it stings like a @#$@ though; just getting my eyes close to the stuff
makes them sting from the fumes.

Just like the 84 year old
lady who successfully sued McDonalds because of burning her crotch with
their hot coffee.

Just to be fair to Ronald, the particular McDonalds in question was serving
their coffee considerably hotter than they own internal guidelines said they
should have been.

Now they serve their coffee at a lower temperature.

Definitely a case of one bad apple (the restaurant) ruining it for everyone.

"Joel Kolstad" wrote in message
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"west" wrote in message
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Just to be fair to Ronald, the particular McDonalds in question was
serving their coffee considerably hotter than they own internal guidelines
said they should have been.

Now they serve their coffee at a lower temperature.

Definitely a case of one bad apple (the restaurant) ruining it for
everyone.


Didn't ruin it for everyone, my Mom had already taken care of coffee for me.
She sneaked a dose of castor oil into a cup of coffee to trick me into
drinking it when I was seven years old.
That's the last cup of coffee I ever had. I still detect a slight tinge of
castor oil when I smell coffee cooking.(G) Waagh! I'm just glad she didn't
find a way to spoil the smell of gunsmoke for me.

HWB