She claims she didn't know trains ran on tracks

[2ndAmendment]

Can you say stupid?

Caution: Do Not Walk on Tracks
Wednesday, November 17, 2004

September 23, 2004
A Pennsylvania woman who was struck by a train has sued the rail company — for failing to warn her that trains travel on railroad tracks.

Patricia M. Frankhouser filed suit on Nov. 4 seeking damages in excess of $30,000 from Norfolk Southern Corp. (search), according to the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review.
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,138751,00.html

 

[tlatchaw]

This is why we need to legislate train control! There's too many trains in this world, that's why so many people are hurt by them.

 

[ylexot]

The judge should find for the defendant and sentence the plaintiff to death...or at least sterilization so she can't procreate. Oh, and the same goes for the lawyer who is actually stupid enough to try to sue.

 

[willie]

Her and her lawyer should be ordered to get a psycho exam. (at their own expense)

 

[Tonio]

The judge: "I'll dismiss your claim, ma'am, as soon as I finish laughing at your stupidity."

 

[bresamil]

The judge should find for the defendant and sentence the plaintiff to death...or at least sterilization so she can't procreate. Oh, and the same goes for the lawyer who is actually stupid enough to try to sue.

Setting a precedent like that may slow down these ridiculous lawsuits.

 

[BadGirl]

Can you say stupid?

Stupid.


hey there, 2A

 

[2ndAmendment]

Stupid.


hey there, 2A