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After the Finger 'O Chili (or claim thereof), you'd think restraunt employees would be more careful. Or at least more forthcoming and responsive to accidents involving seperated bits of themselves. But no, we have...
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My second thought, after throwing up all the custard I had already eaten, would be: Thank heaven it was his finger.
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Now, what really caught my attention was the custard article... What part of a custard dispencing machine is liable to take part of my finger off?
I mean the Arby's lettuce thing I could understand (well, except for the part about losing a small piece of your hand and not looking for it) since it involved sharp objects. Remind me to be careful around the next soft-serve ice cream machine I use.
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Did they ever figure out where the Wendy's finger came from? I know the woman's claim was a hoax, but there was a finger and she just put it there, correct? (Don't I remember seeing pictures or perhaps hearing descriptions that prompted a picture in my head - something along the lines of "with polished fingernail intact"?) If so, the finger had to have come from somewhere; one does not normally find fingers lying about...
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