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Family threatens lawsuit after snake bite at Disney Park
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ProfSavage
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Statute of Limitations or Repose also differ from state to state depending on the type of lawsuit it is
PhotoDave219
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Correct. Personal injury cases in Florida have four years to file. I looked it up, it's a few pages back.
NiarrNDisney
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I think this is really funny. Not making fun of you in any way because this is how a "normal" person would feel. But I am a scientist who studies gulls and other waterbirds, so I get attacked and pooped on by gulls all time. I love watching all the waterbirds at Disney. At Animal Kingdom I once saw a great egret (big, white heron) run off a lady eating a turkey leg at a picnic table. She was upset. I was amused
The Ibis are little jerks especially around Frontierland and Flametree Barbecue! They will take the food right out of your hand!
NiarrNDisney
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While at EPCOT, I was sitting near the lake of world showcase and a squierl jumped out of the bush onto my table and startled me. I dropped my fish and chips and the squierl proceeded to eat the ketchup of my fries literally right near my body. i suffer from aniexty and that did not help. can i sue?
Sorry not making fun! But who knew squirrels liked ketchup on their fries?
raymusiccity
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Daniel Johnson
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oh, toasters are not on the list friend...
Kristamouse
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We had to stop my kids from offering their food to the birds on Tuesday! We live a somewhat rual life in Kentucky so the birds doesn't bother my kids at all. The hubs and I were bothered by them wasting thier food
FigmentPigments
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I'm confused. The report said that the snake escaped. How does the family know that it was an escaped snake and not a wild one? Can they even prove it? Or am I just misreading the report?
The report said that the snake escaped. How does the family know that it was an escaped snake and not a wild one? Can they even prove it? Or am I just misreading the report?
Tony the Tigger
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I'm confused.
Disney snakes wear Disney name tag badges.
Interestingly enough Disney's lawyers also wear Disney name tag badges.
hmmm...
FigmentPigments
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PhotoDave219
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I'm confused.
Well there's no real report.... and there has yet to be a filing in Orange County Court.
Goofyque'
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I wondered if he (Morgan) is just pfishing. There were so many elements that if he was actually informed would have been factual (The grandmother was in her late 80's or early 90's) Sounds more like he is trying to build a case for them first before they have even talked to him. Or working on developing a class action suit if enough people contact him with similar stories.
PhotoDave219
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Thats EXACTLY what he's doing.
Goofyernmost
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That is not the reason why you shouldn't be allowing them to feed the birds. It becomes a place where the birds go to feed and they become quite aggressive about it. They can hurt small children and generally make a gigantic mess in the area the others have to clean up. It has nothing to do with being rural or urban, it is common sense and courtesy to your fellow guests and CM's.We had to stop my kids from offering their food to the birds on Tuesday! We live a somewhat rual life in Kentucky so the birds doesn't bother my kids at all. The hubs and I were bothered by them wasting thier food
Kristamouse
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Did you miss the wink? I am well aware as to why not to feed animals...the comment about wasting food was a joke.
Smh
Goofyernmost
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No, did not notice that... sorry, but, it didn't sound jokey at all. My mistake.