No one every considers this...

Not to mention gettin' pulled over on the way home . . .

If I owned a restaurant, I'd refuse to serve Highlanders.

Sorry, I never know what to expect when you guys show up. Steam tables ain't cheap you know.

I'd let them do curbside takeout though.

Isn't that restaurant policy deicist? I bet you want to return to the days where demigods and gods and humans haves separate waterfountains!

And if you were wise you'd have signed up for the FEMA: The National Highlander Insurance Program already. www.fema.gov/.../highlanderplain/index

Marvel Comics had an interesting take on the aftermath of superhero/villain fights



Damage Control is a fictional construction company appearing in Marvel Comics, which specializes in repairing the property damage caused by conflicts between superheroes and supervillains. Four Damage Control limited series have been published to date.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Damage_Control_%28comics%29

Cool!

That's like owning one of those business where you clean up a house after someone get's murdered in it.

sort of

Maybe if u get a priest
to SANCTIFY the parking lot . . .

That is just brilliant! Plus think of the business when the Highlander convention comes to town.

****. Show you how much outta the loop I am.

I don't even know who these Highlanders are. I thought you were talking about the Scots when I saw the thread title. The Black Watch maybe.

Man, I'mout of it.

"Why does the sun come up? Or are the stars just pin holes in the curtain of night, who knows?" (Sean Connery as Juan Sanchez Villa-Lobos Ramirez, Highlander, 1986)

That to me means the immortals can do as they please, lopping off heads left and right for the ''privilege'' of extending their immortatltiy. If someone has to pay higher car insurance rates that's their tough luck. How can I say this? I don't drive. so I ain't gonna be paying higher premiums or worrying about cancellation of the policy.

oh the humanities!

Personally, I use Rent-A-Kurgan.

We used to have a privately-owned car rental agency (non-franchise) which was actually named Rent-a-Wreck. I believe the operation is still in existence but some years ago they changed their name to enhance their public image.

I'm confident the Toyota corporation could be persuaded to underwrite all the wreckage if presented as part of an ad campaign. Think of it...Sean Connery behind the wheel of a Highlander...after having demolished the competition, of course.

wow.
that's actually an amazing idea.

I'm actually surprised it hasn't already been done.

As wally says when I point something out...

"you send that in you get money"