'Donald Duck groped me' case to go ahead

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(not sure if this has been mentioned, if it has, sorry)


A woman who claims Donald Duck groped her at Disney's Epcot theme park in Florida will have her day in court.

A federal judge in Philadelphia says Disney must defend April Magolon's post-traumatic stress lawsuit.

The 27-year-old Pennsylvania woman claims she was holding her child at the Walt Disney World park when a staff member dressed as Donald Duck grabbed her breast and then joked about it.



More at link
http://www.stuff.co.nz/oddstuff/4510771/Donald-Duck-groped-me-case-to-go-ahead
 
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Years ago, before Marineland was bought up by Sea World and closed, I took my very attractive 18-year-old sister there. We were greeted at the entrance by a costumed shark and the most obscene gesture I've ever seen made with a tongue. I admit I was too shocked to react before the "shark" disappeared into the crowd.

My sister shrugged off the incident and had a great day. Maybe we should have held out for big bucks...
 
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