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How many times have I told you to keep your hands out of your food?

At work I once (thank God) bit into a "fresh" cornish pasty and ended up munching pastry, lamb, potato, carrot, turnip and a thick clump of blonde hair, everyone fell about laughing including the lady filling up the vending machine (I won't be macho I retched a few times and whinged, which made it even funnier to everyone) business was very slow that day, but picked up the next as hunger dictates your standards, must admit that I'm a bit wary about food now :p but if I'm hungry I'll buy (also alcohol makes your standards drop even further-kebabs :eek: )
 
One more reason to justify not eating food you can't recognize or has been processed outside your control....bleh! :p

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I find it amazing no one claimed their finger. Someone out there has got to know a meat processor with a missing stub.
 
i really cant believe how this was handled now that i think about it

inspecting all the hands of the employees? LoL :rolleyes:

doesnt seem to be the best managed situation



i can imagine the lady saying "Wendy's gave me the finger!"
 
Abstract said:
Maybe Wendy's chili and beef burgers ARE people!! :eek:
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Reminds me of a Simpsons episode. You know the one, where Springfield Elementary's cafeteria served hamburgers made from the students.
 
LOL. 'finger food'. :D

well, that is gross... poor woman.

i had to laugh when they checked the hands of all employees for 10 fingers. :p (well, 8 fingers and 2 thumbs...)
 
PlaceofDis said:
i really cant believe how this was handled now that i think about it

inspecting all the hands of the employees? LoL :rolleyes:

doesnt seem to be the best managed situation
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Why don't you think that was the best managed solution? I think it was smart of them to check the employees to see if they all had 10 fingers. Sure it sounds a little silly, but it doesn't mean that they shouldn't check just in case. I would rather have them check them than not check them because this way you eliminate one possible source of the finger. I could see if that was the only action they took to find the owner of the severed finger, but they are investigating it further.
 
Fenstersheib said the finger had been cooked at a high enough temperature to kill any viruses.
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This is the best part of the article. I'm sure you can sanitize most anything if you cook it enough... "Sure you ate a goat's rectum... but it was cooked at a high enough temperature to kill any biology". :eek:
 
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