[Bobbyvotes]

Court is correct in this case.

[Mount Athos]

i also agree with court

[Gil4]

A diner reading ‘boneless wings’ on a menu would no more believe that the restaurant was warranting the absence of bones in the items than believe that the items were made from chicken wings

Not made from chicken wings? I'M GONNA SUE!!

At Applebee's, I'm not sure they are even made of chicken

[TheDon]

“The dissenting justices called Deters’ reasoning “utter jabberwocky,” and said a jury should’ve been allowed to decide whether the restaurant was negligent in serving Berkheimer a piece of chicken that was advertised as boneless.

“The question must be asked: Does anyone really believe that the parents in this country who feed their young children boneless wings or chicken tenders or chicken nuggets or chicken fingers expect bones to be in the chicken? Of course they don’t,” Justice Michael P. Donnelly wrote in dissent. “When they read the word ‘boneless,’ they think that it means ‘without bones,’ as do all sensible people.”

I agree with the dissent.

[mikey_hates_everything]

They come from boneless chickens. Everyone knows that.

[Cold Heart]

If the restaurant had just put the CA Prop 92 on the menu they would have avoided any legal problems.

[glorgau]

Tell him to chew his food.

[SamAdams76]

It's become a dilemma at every chicken wing joint including "Buffalo Wild Wings" and "Wings or Us" outlets across the nation.

Bone-in or boneless? That is the question.

I have always opted for bone-in. That is where you find the most flavor and nutrients. The boneless is more or less like eating chicken breast.

I also like the dry-rub options. Soaking chicken wings with liquid sauce is somewhat disgusting for me.

[2CAVTrooper]

“The suit also named the supplier and the farm that produced the chicken, claiming all were negligent.”

How the hell is the farm that raised the chicken negligent?

IMO the ONLY one who’s negligent is the plaintiff for not chewing his food.

[ifinnegan]

I guess this was beside the point, but how did he establish the chicken bone that injured him came from that specific meal at that specific restaurant?

[cport]

MMMMMM...boneless chicken wings

[Governor Dinwiddie]

Aren't "boneless chicken wings" just Chicken McNuggets shaped like a chicken wing? I wouldn't eat a true boneless chicken wing because it would be a weird mutation of nature.

[butlerweave]

Don’t be a Pig when you eat Chicken

[Paul R.]

Well, this is interesting: If I buy boneless filets (of any meat, fowl, or fish) at the grocery, is it really free of bones?

If you hedge, it’s pretty much guaranteed producers will max out the hedge, and every other cut will have some small piece of bone hiding in it.

CRUNCH!

Oh, well, I didn’t really need that molar anyway.

[Paul R.]

This is reminding of a funny from a recent road trip with my family. I’d moved to a rear seat to eat, and popped the cover off a new storage container. It made a series of loud pops, startling my wife in the front passenger seat:

“What was that?!”

Me: “Oh, that was just a couple of my front teeth popping out when I bit into this dang hard carrot.”

For about 3 seconds she actually believed me. The look on her face was “priceless”.