On 10/3/04 7:02 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Until a hobby is proven to be hazardous to the general public, don't try to
regulate it.
Amen to that Tom. Some people in this particular hobby seem to have an
unnatural desire for both complication and regulation. It both puts
We in the USA would be glad to export all of our attorneys to let's say
Mars. On a happy note, I thought I saw a recent news story about Australian
politicians limiting lawsuits by setting a limit of $250,000.00 for a
specific type of suit and demands that attorneys who file frivilous suits
will
Any mall display for electric model trains requires insurance here in
Oregon, USA. In fact, they wanted fire proofed bark chips for a garden
railway we were going to install at one mall. Another mall wanted us to pay
for a temporary rider on the mall's policy for a mere $5,000.00! Great deal
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In our case I have to agree. However, I have to disagree on general
principle. We are in a somewhat unique position as our toys have been
around, and safe, for a good long while now.
However, in the case of a recently developed hobby I'd have to say that it
should be determined that the
