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Originally Posted by driftwood
I hope the mans car insurance covers Whale blubber falling from the sky.  |
Back then it probably would have been covered without question, now a days, the owners of the damaged vehicles would have to cut through 400 rolls of red tape, pay a few attourneys more money than the vehicle, and their retirement plans are worth, to sue the blast company for damages, and the state for damages, pain suffering and post traumatic stress disorder, due to the location of the parking near beach, the blast itself and the sight of flying blubber,that would drag on for six to eight months, costing the tax payers millions of dollars in court fees.
then there would have to be a study done on the effects of whale blubber and it's carbon foot print left behind during flight, hazmat testing and removal of blast powder residue in the sand, proposals for more "governmental" studies to make sure that the wildlife eating left over blubber do not incure any lasting health issues as a result of any of this, which there would have to be a new tax fee for said studies that could take up to 5 to 7 years to complete, and then......oh for the simpilar times...
