CaveatEmptor is a Latin phrase meaning "tough titty". The point is, as the Greatest President said, "fool us once, can't get fooled again". Unless you're a sucker. And that's why P.T. Barnum is no longer president. Caveat Emptor was The Wørd on the September 13, 2006 edition of "The Colbert Report".
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| - CaveatEmptor is a Latin phrase meaning "tough titty". The point is, as the Greatest President said, "fool us once, can't get fooled again". Unless you're a sucker. And that's why P.T. Barnum is no longer president. Caveat Emptor was The Wørd on the September 13, 2006 edition of "The Colbert Report".
- DaiMon Forg of the Ferengi Merchantman thought he was getting a fantastic new computer at a stunningly low price. But he realized too late that the price he paid for the machine from Beta 3 was far too high... And Landru has set its sights on the da Vinci next...
- Caveat emptor is a Latin legal maxim meaning "let the buyer beware". Under contract law under common law, the buyer of goods, personal property or real property has a positive duty to ensure whatever is being purchased is fit for its intended purpose. This includes both a duty of physical inspection and a duty to question the seller. The seller has no corresponding duty to disclose. As such, absent misrepresentation or fraud, the buyer has no remedy if there is either a latent defect or patent defect in whatever is being purchased after the buyer takes possession.
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| - C'est un membre de la famille Salvucci qui a aidé nos ennemis à entrer dans Florence. Nous avons repéré ce traître près du marché couvert, au sud de Santa Maria Novella. Tue-le mais arrange-toi pour que personne ne te voie. ~Lorenzo
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| - Caveat emptor is a Latin legal maxim meaning "let the buyer beware". Under contract law under common law, the buyer of goods, personal property or real property has a positive duty to ensure whatever is being purchased is fit for its intended purpose. This includes both a duty of physical inspection and a duty to question the seller. The seller has no corresponding duty to disclose. As such, absent misrepresentation or fraud, the buyer has no remedy if there is either a latent defect or patent defect in whatever is being purchased after the buyer takes possession. The doctrine has been modified somewhat in the 20th century to protect purchasers who are unlikely to have had a proper chance to fully inspect goods before they are purchased. Lemon laws protect purchasers of vehicles who find the vehicle needs frequent ongoing repair to keep it operating. The doctrine also has limited application to consumer goods with a latent design defect, such as computers, as a buyer is unlikely to have an opportunity to determine if the goods they bought were thought to be faulty in some way by the manufacturer.
- CaveatEmptor is a Latin phrase meaning "tough titty". The point is, as the Greatest President said, "fool us once, can't get fooled again". Unless you're a sucker. And that's why P.T. Barnum is no longer president. Caveat Emptor was The Wørd on the September 13, 2006 edition of "The Colbert Report".
- DaiMon Forg of the Ferengi Merchantman thought he was getting a fantastic new computer at a stunningly low price. But he realized too late that the price he paid for the machine from Beta 3 was far too high... What starts as a simple rescue mission reveals something that astonishes the U.S.S. da Vinci crew -- a ship full of polite, docile, and generous Ferengi! Soon, Commander Gomez and her S.C.E. team realize that the Ferengi have been taken over by Landru, the ancient super-computer, which has returned -- a century after being dismantled by the crew of the Starship Enterprise -- to wreak havoc once more. And Landru has set its sights on the da Vinci next...
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