Re: Practice the Black Arts in class, get fired.

In article <ddfr-79ADBF.15584012062008@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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David Friedman  <ddfr@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>In article <g2s6us$1986$1@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> goldfarb@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 (David Goldfarb) wrote:
>> I find myself doubting that you left your hand in the boiling water
>> for anything like two seconds.
>
>I find myself doubting that the lady in question left parts of her 
>anatomy in the coffee for anything like two seconds. In both cases we're 
>talking about a spill, not an immersion, no?

Seth spilled on his hand, which was easily mobile.  Stella Liebeck
spilled on her lap, which was covered with absorbent clothing, while
strapped in to a seat.  

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