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Old 06-26-2009, 05:37 PM   #19
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Originally Posted by GraceKrispy View Post
At worst (which I'm afraid might be more common), it frees our brain... from thinking at all.
Exactly. In the US, at least, this seems to be more pervasive.

Seriously, I am amazed at the number of disclaimers and warnings there are on stuff. I remember reading somewhere about the person who sued McDonald's because he was fat... Uh... I think it would have been common sense to know that's what will happen if you eat junk food (and lots of it, too) 24/7 and don't exercise. I believe there was also a warning on the box of a knives set we bought. Something like, sharp object, be careful - can cause cuts, etc... There are class action lawsuits for everything, and a lot of them originate from people's stupidity.
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