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Is anyone else sick of the way advertisement breaks are now full of such tripe as these compensation adverts?
'Have youm had an accident lately that wasn't your fault?' Isn't an accident, by definition, nobodies fault?
What has happened to our society? 50 years ago, if you fell off your chair at work you would be called a 'clumsy oaf' and told to get on with it. Nowadays, 'Barbera Collier' can claim £6,000 for falling off a chair and spilling her tea over herself.
Has anyone here ever tried to claim compensation for tripping up, spilling their tea or breaking their nail? Is there no such thing as a true accident anymore?
'Have youm had an accident lately that wasn't your fault?' Isn't an accident, by definition, nobodies fault?
What has happened to our society? 50 years ago, if you fell off your chair at work you would be called a 'clumsy oaf' and told to get on with it. Nowadays, 'Barbera Collier' can claim £6,000 for falling off a chair and spilling her tea over herself.
Has anyone here ever tried to claim compensation for tripping up, spilling their tea or breaking their nail? Is there no such thing as a true accident anymore?
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I got cramp in my hand and tried to sue my next door neighbour's wife for showering with the curtains open.
Barbara Collier doesn't exactly look like the smallest female either, and I wonder if it really was a 'shoddy chair' that caused the accident, or her putting it under undue stress.
Perhaps she owed the company money for breaking their chair!
Perhaps she owed the company money for breaking their chair!
"David here was fortunate enough to find us after accidentaly urinating on the side of the toilet seat. He was awarded £3400..."
i must hold my hand up and say I claimed for whiplash when my neck was less than badly damaged, but I wholeheartedly agree.
I forget who said it, but I found it high-larious :
Jeffrey dropped a digestive biscuit in his tea, he got £7000
I forget who said it, but I found it high-larious :
Jeffrey dropped a digestive biscuit in his tea, he got £7000
Yeh, like those bloody Yanks that are suing McDonalds for "making" them fat. People like that should have a good beating.
Is anyone else sick of the way advertisement breaks are now full of such tripe as these compensation adverts?
'Have youm had an accident lately that wasn't your fault?' Isn't an accident, by definition, nobodies fault?
What has happened to our society? 50 years ago, if you fell off your chair at work you would be called a 'clumsy oaf' and told to get on with it. Nowadays, 'Barbera Collier' can claim £6,000 for falling off a chair and spilling her tea over herself.
Has anyone here ever tried to claim compensation for tripping up, spilling their tea or breaking their nail? Is there no such thing as a true accident anymore?
'Have youm had an accident lately that wasn't your fault?' Isn't an accident, by definition, nobodies fault?
What has happened to our society? 50 years ago, if you fell off your chair at work you would be called a 'clumsy oaf' and told to get on with it. Nowadays, 'Barbera Collier' can claim £6,000 for falling off a chair and spilling her tea over herself.
Has anyone here ever tried to claim compensation for tripping up, spilling their tea or breaking their nail? Is there no such thing as a true accident anymore?
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