To: Touch Not the Cat
...And the plantiff’s lawyers are ringing the dinner gong.
2 posted on
03/10/2010 6:29:31 PM PST by
sinanju
To: Touch Not the Cat
"When people expect problems, they're more likely to find themWhen people see PAYOFF they expect problems.
3 posted on
03/10/2010 6:31:55 PM PST by
arthurus
("If you don't believe in shooting aPerhaps after bortionists, don't shoot an abortionist." -Ann C.)
To: Touch Not the Cat
How long has the prius been on the market and how come all these problems are surfacing now? Things that make you go Hmmmmm. Sharks er lawyers are circling. Kind of hurting for work with all their former victims being driven out of business by their fairy princess in the White House.
To: Touch Not the Cat
My question is: which one of GM's competitors will be targeted next?
My guess is Hyundai...
6 posted on
03/10/2010 6:55:10 PM PST by
ZOOKER
( Exploring the fine line between cynicism and outright depression)
To: Touch Not the Cat
I wonder why Toyota or anyone else for that matter has not given some advice that might save a life if this situation should occur. In all my vehicles, (old 88 truck and 98 blazer) you can turn the ignition off while the vehicle is moving, but the switch will not turn far enough off to lock the steering wheel unless the transmission is in ‘park’
Seems like a safe way to control the situation to me.
If i had a Toyota, I would even practice this in a safe location.
12 posted on
03/10/2010 7:37:41 PM PST by
dmet
To: Touch Not the Cat
It’s okay, officer, I had a “misplaced foot”.
18 posted on
03/10/2010 7:59:19 PM PST by
elkfersupper
(Member of the Original Defiant Class)
To: Touch Not the Cat
Spike is driving a Prius? That’s a comedown after a ‘59 DeSoto Fireflite
19 posted on
03/10/2010 8:02:34 PM PST by
Oztrich Boy
(great thing about being a cynic: you can enjoy being proved wrong.)
To: Touch Not the Cat
"When people expect problems, they're more likely to find them," Racism works the same way.
...Lars Perner, a professor of clinical marketing...Professor of what???
22 posted on
03/10/2010 8:51:37 PM PST by
TankerKC
(Law Enforcement IS Big Government.)
To: Touch Not the Cat
When I worked for an electronics company we shipped approximately 1200 devices with a a cable installed incorrectly. The plastic insulation could melt because of its proximity to a component that got very hot, causing a short and a fire.
We knew exactly which dealers had the defective product, most of them having been shipped to dealers in the Southeast, Puerto Rico and Mexico with most having been delivered to a single retailer and still in their distribution channel.
When it hit the media all of the sudden our product was catching fire all over North America. Other unaffected product lines also began catching fire.
Assholes were holding the device over their stove to deliberately melt the cable. We paid thousands of dollars to obvious con-artists in our of court settlements.
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