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Jsouder53
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Elon Musk blasts Wikipedia for recession definition change, they also changed the definition of 'definition'
Insanity.
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AZVAJKU
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Climate Change Is Real. Here Are 10 Undeniable Proofs
As we swelter in the dog days of summer, even crotchety ol' Grandpa Silas is starting to wonder if there might be something to this "climate change" thing after all. Well, we here at The Babylon Bee dug into the research and - to our great shock - ended up discovering ten absolutely undeniable...
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Spazbyt
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These guys are geniuses!
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Toy Gun Buyback Program
Mayor Turner’s new initiative “One Safe Houston" gun buyback program launched over the weekend, only it didn’t exactly achieve the results which…
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kevman65
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Really hope these parents end up losing money on this frivolous law suit.
A little info so you don't have to read the whole article if you don't want.
First, owners manual states the E bike is for riders 18 and over, little girl and friend were 11.
Second, California has a statute stating E bike riders have to be 16.
Third, both parents of little girl that died are lawyers in California.
Yes the whole situation is tragic, but the fault clearly lies with both sets of parents.
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A little info so you don't have to read the whole article if you don't want.
First, owners manual states the E bike is for riders 18 and over, little girl and friend were 11.
Second, California has a statute stating E bike riders have to be 16.
Third, both parents of little girl that died are lawyers in California.
Yes the whole situation is tragic, but the fault clearly lies with both sets of parents.
'Team Molly' Parents Sue E-Bike Company Over Daughter's Death
The parents of a girl who died after an e-bike accident filed a wrongful-death lawsuit Monday against the Seattle e-bike company Rad Power Bikes. In the suit, Kaye and Jonathan Steinsapir, the parents of Molly Steinsapir, who died last year at age 12, claim that flaws in the bike’s design made...
jeeeep
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ditto on the parents losing the lawsuit.Really hope these parents end up losing money on this frivolous law suit.
A little info so you don't have to read the whole article if you don't want.
First, owners manual states the E bike is for riders 18 and over, little girl and friend were 11.
Second, California has a statute stating E bike riders have to be 16.
Third, both parents of little girl that died are lawyers in California.
Yes the whole situation is tragic, but the fault clearly lies with both sets of parents.
'Team Molly' Parents Sue E-Bike Company Over Daughter's Death
The parents of a girl who died after an e-bike accident filed a wrongful-death lawsuit Monday against the Seattle e-bike company Rad Power Bikes. In the suit, Kaye and Jonathan Steinsapir, the parents of Molly Steinsapir, who died last year at age 12, claim that flaws in the bike’s design made...
tragic accident but as a parent, no way I'd let my daughter ride on an e-bike without me checking it over first and sure as hell not with an 11yo in control.
Hell, I wouldn't my daughter ride her friend's regular bikes without checking them over. I may be OCD but years of cycling and being aware that most parents don't know how to properly assemble a bike, adjust brakes and check the wheels for true.
