Jeff Morris wrote:

Here's what someone who claims to be an attorney said about the Macgregor
warnings:

"Jeff, have you had many dealings with corporate attorneys? Or tort lawyers? If
you had, you would recognize that these warnings, if taken literally, are
something like the warnings posted in our health center warning us to be sure to
wear our seat belt when using the Nautilus weight training equipment. Or, like
the long list of warnings you get when you purchase any electrical appliance,
audio equipment, etc. "

Are you claiming that lawyer was full of ****?

Jeff, could you please give me the date and time that particular note
was posted. I can't find it.

In any event, don't you think the notice (which first states that the
ballast should be full at all times, under both power and sail, and then
tells you to check the manual for instructions on how to motor or sail
WITHOUT the water ballast) does seem somewhat "lawyer-like"? Isn't that
statement just a teeny bit inconsistent, Jeff? If you're honest, that is.

Jim