Courtesy Michael Schearer:

(& welcome Above the Law, Free-Range Kids readers)
Chronicling the high cost of our legal system
by Walter Olson on December 26, 2012
Courtesy Michael Schearer:

(& welcome Above the Law, Free-Range Kids readers)
Tagged as: North Carolina, wacky warnings

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And they get sued into oblivion by the estate of the first user who unsuccessfully attempts to use the mat as a personal flotation device.
but does it contain nuts?
Is its use as a “Welcome Mat” a foreseeable misuse?
“Do not taunt mat.”
Ok, that now replaces my previous favorite product warning, which was “Warning: Do Not Eat. Not A Food item”…
…on the plastic shoe stays in a pair of loafers I bought back in the ’90s.
Stolen from Saturday Night Live’s “Happy Fun Ball”.
Dan: Seems more like they’ll get sued by the first person who tears a ligament while shaking it all about.
I have one of their mats. We all had a good laugh at that label.
It is funny, but also sad. I love this site.
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