Water, water everywhere. She had too much to drink.

The unwashed masses have chunks of people with shoe-size IQs... and that is always understood.

Companies definitely should be held to a higher standard.

 

Because blaming others for your own idiocy is the American way.

 

I wasn't talking about you.

 

You know what they say about those big feet.

 

So, who gets the Wii now?

 

Her kids probably should, but since she very likely doesn't have a will, it will wind up in probate court band the state will probably claim it.

Arnold's got a brand new Wii.

 

The lead story on the TV news said she did sign a waiver but didn't read through it. Supposedly the station did warn about death.

 

Any cross-ownership between the TV station and the radio station? Just have a leeetle hunch. :

 

game, set and match, then.

Rather Darwinian... Or Irwinian.... which one is it?

 

Darwinism at work.

 

Hey, look what made the lead story on Google News!

 

Gotta go with Spnited on this one. If there was a waiver and if the woman was warned of the possible danger, it's all on her. It's not like they suddenly surprised her with the "You can't take a leak" provision.

And before anyone busts out with the "nice sympathy" card, let's remember it's possible to be realistic about blame while still having sympathy.