Woman sues after slipping on potato chip

[edible_hat]

http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/sto...1-2862,00.html

Justified or not, the following sentence proves she's an SC:

She said the chip should have had warning signs or a barricade around it.

edit: when I first read the article in my local newspaper I thought it was a joke because of that sentence. After reading more about it, I now think it's a legitimate case of lunacy.

[tropicsgoddess]

She said the chip should have had warning signs or a barricade around it.

You've gotta be kidding! What a loon.

[Gawdzillers]

How do you slip on a potato chip?
Usually I just crush them if I step on them.

[crazylegs]

I'm assuming the aussies call fries chips (like we do in the UK) and potato chips are crisps.

Make sense?

[AnaKhouri]

You'd think at some point these people would be too embarrassed to tell a judge WHY they're suing and just give up.

[Crow The Robot]

Nickel says she put the chip out herself.

[ringo]

Did you see this? It says the incident happened three years ago!?! Isn't it a little late to be complaining about it?

Ms Barratt alleges the incident happened three years ago when she was in the food court on level 1.

[Gawdzillers]

I'm assuming the aussies call fries chips (like we do in the UK) and potato chips are crisps.

Make sense?

I even crush fries.
This must have been a hell of a greasy fry.

[mattm04]

From THREE years ago? Gimme a break. And how do you fall on a chip/fry. That has got o be one messed up floor to let you slip on a chip/fry.

[fireheart]

I'm assuming the aussies call fries chips (like we do in the UK) and potato chips are crisps.

Make sense?

Sort of, except that we just call them potato chips.
I remember reading this. And almost immediately I was thinking "yep, SC!"

What a loon. It'll get nowhere