Some people scare too easily and should naturally stay away from "scary" places and things ... Some people scare too easily and should naturally stay away from "scary" places and things ...Whoever was this asshats lawyer should lose their license for filing this obviously frivolous lawsuit
What a Baby! the website warns you:”If you run, our people WILL CHASE YOU down like the chicken(sHts) you are”
I like that GIF. That rooster sure taught the little boy a lesson he won’t soon forget.
What if he visited the White House?
I have to side with the guy. Clearly, Haunted Houses should be equipped with Safe Spaces. And no one should be allowed to scare you without your consent.
Eeeeeek Means Eeeeek!!
There no ghosts, so he has no case.
almost as big a baby as this years crop of college snowflakesThe next thing he should hear is “Here’s the bill”
The event is better than not bad.
In business law, there is a concept called “unconscionable”, in which the situation is so inherently unfair and unjust, that a judge can set aside a “letter of the law” ruling in favor of an equitable and fair one.
A similar concept needs to be created in our civil law.
It would address individuals who are litigious, lawyers who engage in barratry, “litigation for the purpose of harassment or profit”, and such cases that the judge rules do not rise to the level of a civil lawsuit.
For example, someone buys a cup of hot coffee, then spills it on their own lap. A case by the injured party against the coffee seller is frivolous, and cannot to any extent be blamed on them, so should be dismissed outright.
In this case, a man went to a “haunted house” amusement area, whose very purpose is to cause harmless, artificial scares. He paid money, and he got what he paid for. That is it. From the very start the judge should have dismissed the case, with prejudice.
Balboa Park is crawling with queers. Sounds like he might be one.
Or maybe it happens to your 10 year-old kid.
Yuk, yuk, yuk....
Leni
The guy should be glad they didn’t re-create the chainsaw scene from ‘Scarface’. (NOT going to post the URL, too gory)
That is a rooster chasing that kid. A rooster can cut ya!
the headline makes perfect sense
but
reading the article, I disagree with the court
there is a difference between what a reasonable person would expect to experience in a regular ‘haunted house’ (Casper the friendly ghost saying BOO, maybe a skeleton making creaking noises, or??)
AND
what happened to this guy .... (a scary employee chasing him with a gas-powered chain saw!?????!! Since when is assault with a chain saw part of normal Halloween haunted house amusements?
pinged yet?
There should be required insurance policy coverage for such risks.