BullKurtz
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- #321
Until...
1. They sue him in civil court for intentional damaging both their persons, their guests, and their event.
2. Since it would have been an intentional event, the insurance company would disallow the claim and the owner would be on the hook for their own lawyer and the award of the court. The "gays" would probably end up owning his business and his personal assets.
3. They were shut down for food safety violations.
4. Probably prosecuted under poisoning laws in criminal court and spend time in jail.
Other than that, beautiful plan.
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Another USMB "lawyer" pops up.Who's gonna pick through their sewage to find the trace amount of Ex-Lax, Mr. Darrow? Doctoring food for desired effect is beyond difficult to prosecute. And besides, the runs is every homo's dream scenario ain't it?
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Leftovers of the cake are not typically stored in the sewer, freezers are much better.
Proving the cake was poisoned will be the easy part.
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Hmmmm....you seem to know a lot about queer weddings, counselor.
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