Comments by "oneoflokis" (@oneoflokis) on "Daily Express" channel.

  1. I love his Scottish accent! ❤️
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  2.  @fredmercury1314  But not at the expense of basic safety...
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  3.  @EmilyWatros  💯
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  4. Crazy, wasn't it?
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  5. @fredmercury1314  We'll see how that one stands up in court! 😏 Insurers are going to have to pay out massively..
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  6. 💯
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  7.  @lilacscentedfushias1852  Musk may turn out the same! 😏
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  8. True!
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  9.  @LadyHeathersLair  Wouldn't you?
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  10.  @lilacscentedfushias1852  Young people just want jobs!
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  11. ​ @insilence6156 It's Scottish!
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  12. 💯
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  13. The same will happen with the space industry..
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  14. Why shouldn't he be?
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  15. No. It's beautiful!
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  16. @JohnNewtoneu  Yeah but... I've heard that all the PROFESSIONAL submarines have all kinds of safety backups.. They have to have hard wired backups as well, not just Bluetooth!
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  17.  @stellviahohenheim  💯
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  18. ​ @fredmercury1314 We'll see how that stands up in court.. 😏
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  19. 💯
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  20.  @curtissea5340  But they won't like it. 😏
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  21. 💯
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  22.  @Belzediel  1) It's dangerous 2) the optics are bad
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  23.  @fredmercury1314  That, too!
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  24. It is a post mortem on the company..
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  25.  @kgraham5820  💯💯💯
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  26. 🙄
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  27. I don't think you can charge a dead man with anything.
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  28.  @michiganman9599  Hmm. I STILL don't think that there is any legal process, anywhere, which will allow you to try a dead man. After all, he is unable to assist in his own defence! 😏 I have seen "trials" on TV of historical personages, but this is usually done as a form of theatre, not law.
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  29.  @a.w.thompson4001  💯
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  30. Good saying! 👍
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  31. 💯
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  32.  @karenlaterf8088  Thing is. You never know WHO is producing that shit! Could be the Russians, but...
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  33.  @insilence6156  💯👍
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  34.  @djtonylee  💯👍
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  35.  @sassafrass241  😬
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  36.  @Buster01Actual  Really?
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  37.  @faticus5369  Let's hope so.
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  38. @Romulan2469  There is such a thing as an unfair contract, which is unenforceable. (I learned this from consumer programmes on TV when I was a teenager.)
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  39. @Romulan2469  Unreasonable. In the view of the average "right-thinking person". Film developing companies got sued and lost over this.
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  40. @Romulan2469  Sigh. 😏 Well I don't know THAT much about US law, other than what I have read in the novels of Michael Connelly and John Grisham (two of my favourites 🙂.) But I have heard, via said consumer programmes and such, quite a bit about contract law in the UK. Let me see if YT and it's absurd algorithms will let me quote the summary I found on Google: The Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977 (UCTA) prohibits unfair exclusion clauses in contracts, such as disclaimers, that limit a party's liability. Notices The Consumer Rights Act 2015 extends unfair terms protection to notices, which can be particularly useful for end user license agreements. Unfair terms Unfair terms are not legally binding on consumers and cannot be enforced in court. For example, a business cannot force a consumer to pay based on an unfair term, and a consumer can sue for compensation if an unfair term limits liability for poor workmanship. See? 😏
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  41. @Romulan2469  Well: I did place a reply: but for some reason (maybe because I quoted from Google?) Failtube vanished it. 😏
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  42. They did, kinda: and had several successful dives. But with a design like that, the more you send it down, the worse the structure gets!
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