Posted by Timica on Wednesday, September 12, 2012 at 6:10pm.
I think the question is asking how much responsibility should the consumer take. The classic example is the woman who bought coffee from McDonald's, spilled it on herself, and sued McDonald's because she burned herself with the hot coffee.
Ok I think that helps a lot better
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I have done a bit of shopping around and internet hunting and found I really rea
As above.<br><br>
We're most likely getting married outside, and around late morning. Even though it's a wedding...to me, a big white gown doesn't fit with the surroundings/situation. <br><br>
There are another reason why I don't really want a big white gown either. I don't wear dresses very often but when I do I always buy quality. Wedding dresses seem to be too expensive for the quality they a
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