[ASH...HOUSEWARES]

Come on is this true??????????????????




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This guy should run for Congress.

There's a current law suit in the works by a Minnesota man named Henry
Harleny.

Mr. Harleny is suing a famous drill company for physical damages caused
to him by their tools. Mr. Harleny claims that he wanted to eliminate
an
itch in his nose, so he placed a power drill up his nose and turned the
drill on with the drill bit still attached.

He successfully got rid of the "itch", but in the process he "drilled"
off his nose. Here's a picture of Mr. Harleny taken at the hospital.

Here is a statement by Mr. Harleny:

"No where on the package, or on the actual tool was there a warning
that
specifically tells the consumer not to place the drill up their nose,
or
any orifice for that matter. These companies need to take
responsibility
for their products."

Mr. Harleny is suing for $25 million.

[11 Bravo 3]

If this is true, this guy isn't too smart to begin with. If he thought putting a power drill up his nose wouldn't do any damage.

[Wilson]

Originally Posted by 11 Bravo 3

If this is true, this guy isn't too smart to begin with. If he thought putting a power drill up his nose wouldn't do any damage.

What a croc of shit. This is almost worse than the two people who tried suing wendy's cause the found a finger in their chili.
All it is, is people trying to make a quick buck off technicality's.
Car's instruction manuals don't say not to drive your car off a cliff. Does that mean that if i were to do so i could potentially sue GM, Ford and whatever else?
BS

[A$$A$$IN]

Too bad he didnt have a itch on his eye...moron.

[Teichmuller]

I can't believe that this is real. Too much damage. It must be a hoax.

[ASH...HOUSEWARES]

i dunno if ya look closely it looks like bit marks from the drill on his cheek

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