Life rule #64738: Don't leave naked photos of your wife on your phone
Mikey 21 comments
I'm not sure how to categorise this one, but lets just file it under stupidity.
Fast 'food' chain McDonald's is being sued because naked photos of a patrons wife were posted online. How did this happen? Well the genius in question, one Mr Phillip Sherman, actually had naked photos of his wife on his phone, which he accidentally left in the restaurant.
Not only that, but his phone number and address were also posted online which led to the couple having to move to a new neighbourhood to avoid all the stalkers.
Dumbo wants 3 million for his troubles, but I reckon stupidity shouldn't be rewarded.
Anders
Tuesday 25th November 2008 | 06:27 AMPics or it didn't happen
Unless the photos were put up on a McDonalds owned site the case should be thrown out. I can see suing the person that actually did it but to sue the McDonald's franchise is stupid and greedy. Almost as stupid as carrying naked photos of your wife then leaving your phone somewhere for anyone to pick up. Really as long as McDonalds fires the employee they should be in the free and clear.
I'll pay $3.million right now to have sex with that girl on the photo at the top of the article.Hell with the phone and all that other crap.
F-
Pesos.
Jake Farr-Wharton
Tuesday 25th November 2008 | 07:58 AM...in response to this comment by Friendo. I'll pay $6 billion zimbabwean dollars!
...in response to this comment by Jake Farr-Wharton. I'll throw in a 2006 H-D Fat Boy.
F-
If that girl is over 18 I'll eat this Mac.
Peter
Tuesday 25th November 2008 | 09:03 AMWho's to say it was an employee that put them online and not another customer
...in response to this comment by Peter. Valid point Peter.
Either way the responsibility falls to the individual that did it, not the restaurant where the guy left the phone.
Papa
Wednesday 26th November 2008 | 06:46 AM"Phillip Sherman was assured by employees they'd keep the phone safe, yet the photos -- along with Sherman's phone number and address -- somehow found their way onto the Internet"
This doesn't apply to only married men. That said, I'm never, ever, deleting them!
andrew
Wednesday 26th November 2008 | 07:22 PMdid fries come with the photos?
SacDuck
Thursday 27th November 2008 | 12:07 AMI tried that once except the naked pictures were of me. Instead of being posted online, my phone was promptly returned to me by a McDonalds employee that had gouged his eyes out
SacDuck
Thursday 27th November 2008 | 12:08 AMPS:
I think I have had sex with that girl on the photo at the top of the article or maybe it was her little sister.
andrew
Friday 28th November 2008 | 05:54 PMso has anyone seen the pics, are they worth 3 million?
Gong
Thursday 4th December 2008 | 01:43 PMwas is supersized?
Gong
Thursday 4th December 2008 | 01:43 PMwas IT supersized
haha
Tobin Crenshaw
Friday 5th November 2010 | 08:04 AMThey had to move??
http://www.twominutesermon.com
Henk V
Friday 5th November 2010 | 08:56 AMjeez in the bad old days of developing and printing at home i still wouldn't take nude photos of anyone!
3 reasons
1) never thought of it
2) what would happen if some interloper other than the subject and the photographer saw it
3) from the absolute dearth of folk who can take a great shot on call, I now have to put up with daily nudes in the media. Then I was a hack photgrapher and couldnt do it justice. I am reminded of this by the hacks that fill our papers, tv screens and pc's. I am a far worse photographer now (dont practice).
Somewhere, just somewhere you would have thought that a guy with a burger brain had a wife who could think for both of them
Jim
Tuesday 25th November 2008 | 05:06 AMThough the employee was wrong to put those pictures up on the internet, the patron shouldn't be carrying around nude photos of his wife. They're both equally to blame for this.