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  1. 04-14-2011, 01:27 PM #1
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    Parents sue Applebee's for getting toddler drunk

    boy had a blood alcohol level of 0.10 and exhibited signs of a hangover for days, suit says

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    Re: Parents sue Applebee's for getting toddler drunk

    I smell B.S. brewing here. I wouldn't put it past an establishment like Applebees to accidentally serve an alcoholic mix but this just sounds fishy.
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    Re: Parents sue Applebee's for getting toddler drunk

    More juice please!
    Sounds like a bogus suit, no harm no foul.
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    Re: Parents sue Applebee's for getting toddler drunk

    What the little boy apparently got instead was a margarita mix with alcohol in it and as he drank it he began exhibiting what the complaint characterizes as "grossly inappropriate" behavior.
    Nice I hope he was grabbing some servers ass. B)
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    Re: Parents sue Applebee's for getting toddler drunk

    Quote Originally Posted by "marstc09" #1093695
    What the little boy apparently got instead was a margarita mix with alcohol in it and as he drank it he began exhibiting what the complaint characterizes as "grossly inappropriate" behavior.
    Nice I hope he was grabbing some servers ass. B)
    Or sending inappropriate texts
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    Re: Parents sue Applebee's for getting toddler drunk

    Or hitting bouncers with poles
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    Re: Parents sue Applebee's for getting toddler drunk

    Quote Originally Posted by "i_bleed_purple" #1093703
    Or hitting bouncers with poles
    Or partying on Lake Minnetonka with Smoot........
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    Re: Parents sue Applebee's for getting toddler drunk

    Quote Originally Posted by "BloodyHorns82" #1093653
    I smell B.S. brewing here. I wouldn't put it past an establishment like Applebees to accidentally serve an alcoholic mix but this just sounds fishy.
    Personally I'd have thought the salted glass and lime slice on the side might have been a giveaway when it was served.:laugh:
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    Re: Parents sue Applebee's for getting toddler drunk

    Quote Originally Posted by "AngloVike" #1093713
    Quote Originally Posted by "BloodyHorns82" #1093653
    I smell B.S. brewing here. I wouldn't put it past an establishment like Applebees to accidentally serve an alcoholic mix but this just sounds fishy.
    Personally I'd have thought the salted glass and lime slice on the side might have been a giveaway when it was served.:laugh:
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    Re: Parents sue Applebee's for getting toddler drunk

    You would think the parents would taste the drink first just to make sure? Good for the kid. I bet he will be getting laid before he is 10
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