NYPDwife
DIS Veteran
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- Jan 10, 2008
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So let me tell you another thing that happened on our trip. We were at their main park, the one named Disney World, and decided to ride on that Splashing Mountain. Well, we was just beginning our descent at the end and a strong wind gut shot up right underneath my overalls. Wouldn't you know it? The straps holding on my wooden leg snapped off and the leg detached. Well, laws of motion being what they are took over. My wooden leg flew backwards and hit this old socialite looking lady. Clocked her right on her nose. It then ricocheted off of her face and wedged itself on the ride track halfway down the drop. Well, it made quite the scene for onlookers. Small children were screaming at the sight of a detached leg right there in the ride. It was a real hoot to see.
So, we get off the ride and Disney medical and security comes running up to get all in our business. I was trying to help the old lady. I slipped off my wife beater and was trying to cover her nose with it. She didn't like that much. It was all covered in my sweat, but I was explaining to her that the moisture was a good thing and would help stop the bleeding. Well, medical comes and straps her down to a gurney so she can't move. There ain't nothing done wrong with her neck. It was just her face got bashed in was all. Then security grabs me and hauls me away. I ain't done nothing wrong.
Well, apparently Disney is all upset because they claim I had concealed items in the park. You see, I hollered out that wooden leg so as I could keep things in there. When Disney retrieved the leg, they found all sorts of things in it. My cigarettes. The Playboy magazine. My sawed off shotgun. Chewin' tobacco. Our pet boa. So, Disney was all unhappy about this. So, I's ask them if they had a proper search warrant to go through my leg like that. Then they write up a report proper and want to get all of my personal information in case the old lady wants to sue me.
So, my question is this. Should I beat them to the punch and sue them? First off. I went back and looked at the warning sign for that Splashing Adventure Ride. There weren't not one warning about artificial limbs possibly becoming detached during that ride. A to the old lady, I feel she needs to get me a new leg. When it was returned to me, the wooden toes were completely broken off. Near as I can figure this must have happened when the wooden foot made kicked that old lady clear in the dentures. So, the ways I see it, she should have to fix that portion of my leg.
What do you think?
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2nd - How would someone like you know the laws of motion?
