ORLANDO, FL--A flying prosthetic leg at Disney World last week is said to have given another Disney patron a concussion. The owner of the leg, Ted Haskil, was reportedly riding Splash Mountain when, for unknown reasons, his prosthetic leg became loose, flying from the ride and hitting Dan Shirley, who was walking past just before the big spash at the end of the ride. The impact was enough to send Shirley to the local hospital to be treated for a concussion. Said Haskil, "I am deeply sorry to have caused Dan's injury. Recently, I have been wrestling with the problem of the bolts on my prosthetic leg getting loose. However, before my trip to Disney World, I tightened them up to prevent this very thing. Unfortunately, it happened anyway." To keep from being sued, Disney reportedly gave Shirley $600 in Mickey Mouse Bucks plus complimentary Mouse Ears. Said a Disney Spokesman, "After an unfortunate incident that occured last month which involved one of our workers dressed as Mickey Mouse, a bottle of Jack Daniels and an unsuspecting patron, we really don't need any more bad publicity or law suits. We hope that Dan will accept the Mickey Mouse Bucks and Mouse Ears as a token of how sorry we are that this happened." Shirley was unavailable for comment.