Lip Burn from far too hot food

[Dubdidit361]

I'm betting Blue's eye-roll was for A) the utter uselessness of your post and B)that it was poorly written.

It was poorly written. I agree with that. Perhaps it was useless, but in my defense i thought there were more seinfeld fans in the world.

 

[Dubdidit361]

No. Thank you for asking. Are you? Because why else would you be posting nonsense from a old comedy on someone's thread?

I posted that because it brought back memories of the show. Why would you continue replying btw?

 

[PayrollHRGuy]

It was poorly written. I agree with that. Perhaps it was useless, but in my defense i thought there were more seinfeld fans in the world.

Even if we were all Seinfeld fans (and I happen to be) this isn't the place I would discuss them.

 

[cbg]

Never watched it. Never cared to.

 

[Dubdidit361]

Even if we were all Seinfeld fans (and I happen to be) this isn't the place I would discuss them.

 

[quincy]

Its from an episode of seinfeld. Kramer gets burnt by hot coffee he bought while sneaking it into a movie. Well kramer sues because the coffee was hot. Someone tells kramer coffee is supposed to be hot..kramer replies back in all his kramerness "not that hot" its one of my favorite episodes.

Jackie Chiles convinces Kramer to sue Java World and Java World is going to offer Kramer $50,000 but before that, tells Kramer they could offer him free coffee. Kramer accepts the free coffee.

I agree it was a funny episode.

 

[xylene]

Perhaps making light of a very common trope in comedy (getting too much of what you ask for) is quite relevant to the case of someone eating NOTORIOUSLY hot food while in a rush and exaggerating a trivial mouth injury.

 

[Just Blue]

I posted that because it brought back memories of the show. Why would you continue replying btw?

Because I wish to reply.

Should I take a walk down memory lane on one of your threads? Would you find that appropriate?

 

[Just Blue]

I'm betting Blue's eye-roll was for A) the utter uselessness of your post and B)that it was poorly written.

I get shiver down my spine when someone reads my mind!!

Hey!! I made a rhyme!!

 

[Just Blue]

It was poorly written. I agree with that. Perhaps it was useless, but in my defense i thought there were more seinfeld fans in the world.

Cheers was wiched bettah.

 

[Just Blue]

Perhaps making light of a very common trope in comedy (getting too much of what you ask for) is quite relevant to the case of someone eating NOTORIOUSLY hot food while in a rush and exaggerating a trivial mouth injury.

Am I being too itchy to the newbie, Xy??

 

[quincy]

Perhaps making light of a very common trope in comedy (getting too much of what you ask for) is quite relevant to the case of someone eating NOTORIOUSLY hot food while in a rush and exaggerating a trivial mouth injury.

I think that many people see lawsuits where none (should legitimately) exist. It doesn't hurt to have a personal injury attorney tell them that, though - especially when there is an off-chance a mouth blister from eating hot fast food could support a suit.