Apple told to warn against charging phone in bath after man'selectrocution

On 3/23/2017 9:24 AM, Jolly Roger wrote:
On 2017-03-23, PAS wrote:
On 3/22/2017 5:17 PM, nospam wrote:
In article , Silver-Tongued Heel
wrote:

I guess this goes along with the lady that burned herself with
McDonald's hot coffee and won a suit that they should have warned her.

And they walk among us?
The reason the woman was burned, if I recall correctly, is because the
coffee's temperature was too hot (obviously) and because the ****ty car
she was in had no cup holder. In the end, if McDonald's can be sued for
the coffee being too hot then the car manufacturer should also have been
sued for not providing a place for the old bag to put her drink.
you don't recall correctly, or at all, actually.

mcdonald's knowingly served coffee that was far too hot for human
consumption, which they knew could cause serious burns, which had
burned over 700 other people and they had *no* interest in changing
anything.

Of course, the woman who put the cup between her legs and drove away
with it still between her legs bears no responsibility at all.

1. The vehicle was stopped when the spill occurred.
2. The court ruled McDonalds was shirking their own responsibilities.


Just made a fresh pot of coffee with Proctor Silex 12 cup coffee maker
and poured a cup and tested it wit an accurate Photo thermometer and it
was 139 degrees F.
Just right for drinking, 180-190 is way way too hot, .

Mcdonalds are definitely in the wrong. The End.

Rene