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How big was he I wonder?
52:20 said:
did he catch a nut? I would award him damages if so
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Court docs said he claims to have lost permanent use of his "functionality". However, if he's already a fat fuck, I'm willing to bet breaking a toilet seat was his excuse to sue for his already existing ED.
 

McDonald’s faces lawsuit over McRib’s alleged misleading branding​

Plaintiffs claim patty has no rib meat, composed of lower-quality pork products, such as, inter alia, pork shoulder, heart, stomach and tripe.
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Ann Hess, Content Producer, National Hog Farmer
January 2, 2026
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A group of consumers have filed a class-action lawsuit against McDonald’s, claiming the McRib sandwich doesn’t contain any actual pork rib meat, and instead is comprised from ground-up portions of lower-grade pork products. In the complaint filed Dec. 23 in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois, plaintiffs Peter Le and three others say the name “McRib” is a “deliberate sleight of hand” and by branding it as such, the fast food chain deceives reasonable consumers, who believe the product “will include at least some meaningful quantity of actual pork rib meat, which commands a premium price on the market.”


“The McRib is among the most expensive individual menu items at McDonald’s, often priced higher than burgers made with 100% beef patties,” stated the plaintiffs. “For example, during the McRib’s spurt of availability in December 2024, McDonald’s sold the McRib at an average price of $5.63 across the country, with prices reaching up to $7.89 at some locations. During that same timeframe, McDonald’s Big Mac was sold at an average price of $5.29.”


A limited-time menu option, the McRib first debuted in 1981 at a Kansas City, Kansas location and has since developed a dedicated following. The sandwich is advertised as a seasoned boneless pork dipped in a tangy BBQ sauce, topped with slivered onions and tangy pickles, all served on a toasted homestyle bun.

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The complainants contend the rib-shaped patty is “composed of exclusively lower-quality pork products, such as, inter alia, pork shoulder, heart, stomach and tripe.”


The plaintiffs allege the McRib branding violates state and federal consumer laws and are seeking damages, restitution and injunctive relief.
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'Hellacious gun battle' at Florida lumber yard leaves 1 dead, 2 injured​

Gainesville shooting involves police, murder suspect​

Portrait of C. A. BridgesC. A. Bridges
USA TODAY NETWORK - Florida
Updated Jan. 14, 2026, 2:13 p.m. ET

  • A man ambushed and shot two Gainesville police officers before being shot and killed by police.
  • The two officers suffered non-fatal injuries and are expected to fully recover.
  • The suspect is also believed to have shot and killed a person at a nearby lumber yard.
Officers responding to a call in Gainesville, Florida, the morning of Jan. 14 were met with an "ambush" of gunfire from a man attempting to flee, according to the city's police chief. Two were injured but officers shot and killed the man, who is a suspect in a shooting death of a person in a nearby lumber yard.

The officers suffered non-lethal injuries to their extremities and are being treated at a local hospital where they are expected to recover fully, officials said.

During a morning press conference, Gainesville Police Chief Nelson Moya said that a call about a shot fired came in just before 8 a.m. Officers responded within minutes to find a man in a red vehicle attempting to leave the area.

After police cars pulled behind the vehicle, the man "absolutely assaulted our officers and met them with gunfire in an ambush style attack," Moya said, leading to a "violent exchange of gunfire."

The man, who Moya said had "clear intent," died at the scene.

Here's what we know so far.

Who was shot in Gainesville, Florida?​

After the two officers, who have not been named, were shot, the gunman was shot and killed, Moya said. The GPD has identified the assailant, Moya said, and will release that name at a later time.

After investigating the area, a body was found inside Imeca Lumber & Hardware where the suspect had been seen entering, Moya said.

"So we now believe confidently that it is the same suspect that entered the business after having parked not far from here at 1300 East University Avenue behind the KFC, walked over to the lumber yard, engaged the victim therein, walked back to his car, and as he attempted to flee, was met by our officers, and the rest is that I've told you," Moya said.

Where was the shooting in Gainesville?​

The body was found at Imeca Lumber & Hardware at 1201 E. University Ave. in Gainesville, Moya said.

What Moya referred to as a "hellacious gun battle" broke out during rush hour and left its marks on the area, officials said.

"There are businesses who have some shell casings around," said City Commissioner Desmon Duncan-Walker, "some bullets that are lodged inside, and that, needless to say, brings forward the idea that we need to throw our arms around each other, and we need to respond."

Are there a lot of shootings in Gainesville?​

Gun violence has "drastically dropped," Moya said.

"So, in 2024 we experienced the total crime decrease from the year before of 11%," he told reporters. "This past year, 2025, another 16% decrease from the previous year. So the facts are, is that our gun violence dropped drastically. This is an anomaly."

"I grew up just a few blocks from here," Mayor Harvey Ward said at the press conference, "and it's not the sort of thing that happens in the middle of University Avenue. It's just not.

"We had in 2023 16 people murdered in Gainesville," he said. "In '24 there were eight. In '25 there were three, in a city of 150,000 people."

C. A. Bridges is a journalist for the USA TODAY Network-Florida's service journalism Connect team. You can get all of Florida’s best content directly in your inbox each weekday day by signing up for the free newsletter, Florida TODAY.
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