I know they're just being smarmy, but I'd point out that the latter two have well-known geographic origins, while "boneless wings" has not similar known meaning.
Murdy I think the whole point in labeling this frivolous is that any rational human knows this, but even if they crawled out from a rock and didn't know they aren't actually wing meat, *suing* for damages over this is frivolous. It just can't be justified as a wrong by the defendant suffered by the plaintiff.
On the other hand, they could grind up moth, fly, and grasshopper wings and form them into a ball, bread them, and serve them with a tasty sauce, and describe them accurately as 100% boneless wings.
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Anyone remember the Far Side cartoon by Gary Larson that showed an entrance to a "Boneless Chicken Ranch," and there were limp birds lying flat on the ground strewn everywhere? :-)
Again, Larson was ahead of his time. This cartoon came out in 1983, years and years before the wing craze, yet he called it a "Ranch". Coincidence???????
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