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On Apr 6, 1:03 pm, "\"Lansdellicious\" Chris Lansdell"
<lansdellici...@gmail.com> wrote:
> maxte...@comcast.net wrote:
> > On Apr 4, 8:01 pm, "Jake_Mysterio" <cre...@dodo.com.au> wrote:
> >> <maxte...@comcast.net> wrote in message
>
> >>news:302805e4-6498-4532-818c-2c29b60a9884@m73g2000hsh.googlegroups.com...
> >> On Mar 30, 1:42 am, g...@googlemail.com (Graz) wrote:
>
> >>> On Sat, 29 Mar 2008 13:00:29 -0700, noneofyourbusiness
> >>> <top.sec...@needtoknow.org> wrote:
> >>>> (Plzworkplzworkplzwork)
> >>> It works, but your group is still condemned.
> >> So are you, it will just take a tad longer. On the otehr hand, once
> >> Mickey gets the new group created, morons like you will be a distant
> >> memory.
>
> >> Max
>
> >> Heya Max. Long time no see in game. LoL! I know it's quite hard but the best
> >> thing is to just ignore the little annoyances. Yes they get on your nerves
> >> but don't let them bite because they'll only keep coming back for more. If
> >> they're not achieving their goals by annoying you and getting you to respond
> >> they'll eventually wander off and annoy someone else. ;) Take it easy bud.
> >> --
> >> Jake Mysterio - The Mysterious One of Nothingness.
>
> > Hey Jake,
>
> > I have been so busy with work, I have hardly had a second to blink. I
> > also took a 6 week break to join Mickey in Detroit, New York and
> > Nashville. He invited me to join him and see what real recording
> > sessions are like, we was laying down some tracks. It's amazing and
> > fortunate that his condition hasn't affected those magic hands of his,
> > the man can flat out rip on a keyboard. What little time I do have
> > left right now is being spent prepraring my son for his Florida Bar
> > exam.
>
> > Max - 451 pounds (yup, lost 2 pounds) of exhausted Russian
>
> Florida bar...wow, the gods are smiling on me. I don't suppose you'd be
> able to answer a couple of quick questions?
>
> Are fireworks displays considered "ultrahazardous", to the extent that
> they would fall into a strict liability situation?

No, they are not, as long as they are legal fireworks. Florida has
strick laws against what is and what is not legal, and as long as they
fall into the former category, no liability attaches.

>
> Does Florida have a "nondelegable duty" rule, and if so, would fireworks
> displays fall into that category?

It does, but as how it pertains to fireworks would be more of a matter
of interpretation for the count in question.

>
> It's for an article I'm writing.

Good luck with that :)

Max