Nudie pics of wife end up on internet - McDonald's sued for $3 million (dollar, elections)
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Wow. I guess the advice about not writing anything you wouldn't want the world to know goes for having nude pictures taken. I hope they win the lawsuit, though.
Why should they win? The article mentions no evidence that McDonald's is at fault in any way. A customer could have found the phone and sent them to his device before turning it in. The husband could have left the Bluetooth settings too lax and someone could have copied them from across the room. Someone could have hacked into his account on the provider's website, a-la Paris Hilton.
Unless you have more information than what's in the article, there is absolutely no justification whatsoever for your statement.
Three million is a bit steep, too. It screams "frivolous" to me.
They had to move? Come on.
This whole thing stinks. *IF* a McDonald's employee is responsible, and I believe it should be proven and not assumed, then they are entitled to something for their privacy being invaded. Three million is out of line, and out of the question. One hundred thousand, tops.
I bought a used cell phone a couple years ago, after one of ours busted.
Got a bunch of thong shots left on the camera phone. And believe me, they were NOT pictures you wanted to see before dinner - unless, of course, you're on a diet...
Lame lawsuit. The only think I gained from that article was the knowledge that the dollar has really gained strength against the pound! Under a buck fifty? That'll be nice, since I have to travel to the UK for work in a couple of months.
Quote: Unless you have more information than what's in the article, there is absolutely no justification whatsoever for your statement.
The way the article was written seemed to me to indicate there was fault on the part of McDonald's. Why jump down my throat about it? I'm not the one who filed the lawsuit. Is it that important to you?
The way the article was written seemed to me to indicate there was fault on the part of McDonald's.
Are you that easily manipulated? You went from knowing nothing whatsoever about the case to assuming guilt based on one very short article that was extremely lean on detail.
I'm not surprised that our elections turn out the way they do in this country, with people convinced this easily and all...
Are you that easily manipulated? You went from knowing nothing whatsoever about the case to assuming guilt based on one very short article that was extremely lean on detail.
I'm not surprised that our elections turn out the way they do in this country, with people convinced this easily and all...
You, sir, are in danger of being a flamer and I take offense at your insinuations.
You, sir, are in danger of being a flamer and I take offense at your insinuations.
It's not my job to be nice to you. I am for hire, though.
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