> The level of injury is irrelevant.  I can kill myself with a
> toothpick.  If I do, that doesn't make Diamond MORE liable than had I
> simply poked myself.  The question therefore is 3-fold:

The level of injury is not irellevant.  It is about what is reasonably 
expected.  When someone gives me a food product to consume, it is reasonable 
for me to assume that the product is safe enough to not cause permenant 
disfiguration if I spill it on me.  Burned, maybe, but to the point of 
requiring skin grafts, definately not.

> (1.) Was the product reasonably packaging, consistent, for example,
> with industry standards and/or others that serve coffee?

I guess.

> (2.) Was the product as-expected, consistent, for example, with others
> that server the product?

Aparently it was a little hotter than expected.

> (3.) If injury results, was the product misused?

Not intentionaly.  This is why the jury decided she was partly at fault.

>
> ANSWERS
> (1.) Yes.
> (2.) Yes.  In my experiments of the last 2 days the low temp of coffee
> was 184^ and the high was 202^.
> (3.) Yes.  The women put "hot" coffee in-between her legs.  That is
> really stupid.
>
>
> QUESTIONS FOR YOU
> (1.) When you hear "hot" what do you think of?  I think of something
> that might burn me.  When I hear "warm" I think of something that
> won't.

I believe I have explained this over and over.

> (2.) When you order coffee from McDonald's do you think of "warm
> coffee" or "hot coffee"?

When I hear hot coffee, I think about two computer game characters going at 
it.

> (3.) Are you in the habit of taking sticking hot food and beverages in
> your crotch?

Until I grow a 3rd arm.

> SUMMARY
> A women stuck a "hot" beverage between her legs and thinks McDonalds
> is responsible for her stupid act.

Again.  Over simplification. 


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