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Something similar happened to one of my friend when he was 12. He was at a party with a friend, and my friend's father who - obviously - drove them there. At one point, his friend mentioned she had to go back home, so he asked his father to take her home. His father told him he was too drunk to drive, so he tossed him the keys to his Cadillac to drive her home, which he did! That was in the early '80s.fresh_42 said:13-year-old drives drunk father around
In Maintal in the Main-Kinzig district, police stopped a car - a 13-year-old girl was driving, with her intoxicated father in the passenger seat. As police announced on Friday, the vehicle caught the attention of police due to unsafe driving. During the subsequent stop, officers were astonished: A 13-year-old girl was driving, with her 34-year-old father in the passenger seat - with a blood alcohol level of 1.03 per mille. According to police, the girl herself was sober.
The premise is simple enough: kids use Snapchat’s AI tools to create images of a grimy man in their home and tell their parents they let them in to use the bathroom, take a nap, or just get a drink of water. Often they say the person claims to know the parents from work or college. And then, predictably, the parents lose their cool and demand they kick the man out. The kids, of course, record the whole thing, and post their parents reactions to TikTok, where some of the clips have millions of views.
The trouble is, nobody yelled "Duck!"fresh_42 said:SeaWorld Guest Files Lawsuit After Allegedly Being Knocked Unconscious by Duck While on Ride
"According to court documents obtained by ABC News, Orange County, Florida resident Hillary Martin claimed she was injured during her March 2025 SeaWorld visit when a duck “flew into the path” of the amusement park’s Mako roller coaster while she was on the ride."
https://www.suggest.com/seaworld-guest-lawsuit-unconscious-duck-ride/2902604/
This seems to me like a very American hobby: suing anybody for anything. I don't think that could happen in Germany.
Henceforth there will be one more addition to the amusement park ticket purchase disclaimer; "you may be hit by a bird which could result in serious injury or death"... problem solved.fresh_42 said:SeaWorld Guest Files Lawsuit After Allegedly Being Knocked Unconscious by Duck While on Ride
"According to court documents obtained by ABC News, Orange County, Florida resident Hillary Martin claimed she was injured during her March 2025 SeaWorld visit when a duck “flew into the path” of the amusement park’s Mako roller coaster while she was on the ride."
https://www.suggest.com/seaworld-guest-lawsuit-unconscious-duck-ride/2902604/
This seems to me like a very American hobby: suing anybody for anything. I don't think that could happen in Germany.
That's why we also have so many good lawyer jokes.Borg said:Sue-happy Americans have been around for a long time.
The mechanical shark used for the movie JAWS was named Bruce.gmax137 said:That's why we also have so many good lawyer jokes.
According to a report by the Massachusetts State Attorney's Office, a passenger attacked two teenagers with a metal fork while flying a Lufthansa plane. He stabbed a 17-year-old in the collarbone and another in the back of the head. During the attack, he reportedly shouted "Allahu Akbar" and the word "Hijack," as reported by Der Spiegel.
The Lufthansa flight (ORD-FRA) subsequently aborted its journey to Frankfurt Airport and landed in Boston.
Iceland. Always be imprisoned in Iceland.fresh_42 said:Dramatic incident on flight to Frankfurt – man stabs passengers
Source: https://www.fnp.de/frankfurt/passag...bbruch-frankfurt-chicago-boston-94007179.html (in German)
Comment: I don't get it. If you start such a stupid endeavour, then the only question left is in which country do you want to go to prison? I don't think the USA was the optimal choice.