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Hekate

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8. My sis was one of those victims. She almost needed skin grafts on her ankle after dropping her cup

Reply to Daemonaquila (Reply #6)

Mon May 2, 2016, 06:21 PM

May 2016

She ended up needing an ambulance (she and my BIL were out bicycle riding and they couldn't continue) and then daily treatment from a nurse at the Burn Center.

MacDonald's, btw, still way overheats its coffee. It just added an unreadable little notice on the lids about the contents being hot.

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Classic First-World-Problem Lawsuit: Woman Accuses Starbucks of Putting Too Much Ice in Iced Coffee [View all] Purveyor May 2016 OP

The horror of it all. guillaumeb May 2016 #1

Absolutely! Go for it. I'd ask for at least COLGATE4 May 2016 #2

Sorry anonymous poster, guillaumeb May 2016 #3

If it had been P******** I'd suggest asking COLGATE4 May 2016 #4

Why not just ask them to go easy on the ice? sufrommich May 2016 #5

I'll still sit back and have some popcorn. Daemonaquila May 2016 #6

My sis was one of those victims. She almost needed skin grafts on her ankle after dropping her cup Hekate May 2016 #8

I feel like "Ice" is a clue here.... Schema Thing May 2016 #7

Probably should ask for the cold coffee in one cup and the ice in another. Mostly I just ask... Hekate May 2016 #9