rofl i couldnt stop laughing when i saw this.... is the nail clipped? thats all i really want to know... if so then cheers... if not then i would file a lawsuit(e)
Originally posted by Xzaro They say it can't be any of the employees and so on... I bet that she just threw it in there just for shits and giggles, and to ruin the sales.
Yeah wow. Why would you think that? She who. What a moronic thing to say. Yes we can read can you? Not the sharpest tool are we
I wonder if the reason they can't find the finger's owner is because the finger is all that remains of the victim of a horrific meat-processing accident...
If anyone needs me, I'll be in the bathroom throwing up.
Originally posted by Psyklon Originally posted by Xzaro They say it can't be any of the employees and so on... I bet that she just threw it in there just for shits and giggles, and to ruin the sales.Yeah wow. Why would you think that? She who. What a moronic thing to say. Yes we can read can you? Not the sharpest tool are we
Try putting that in complete sentences that make at least a bit of sense.
Originally posted by Katheryne I wonder if the reason they can't find the finger's owner is because the finger is all that remains of the victim of a horrific meat-processing accident... If anyone needs me, I'll be in the bathroom throwing up.
Blech!!! I had Wendy's chili for lunch a couple of days ago... Just the mere thought that there might have been a bit more than just beef in the chili meat... *gags*
I mean, they found the finger, and nobody is claiming it; so where did the rest of the body go?
Originally posted by Katheryne Blech!!! I had Wendy's chili for lunch a couple of days ago... Just the mere thought that there might have been a bit more than just beef in the chili meat... *gags* I mean, they found the finger, and nobody is claiming it; so where did the rest of the body go?
"BEEP BEEP"
Local reporter: Today in a local Wendy's something very tragic seemed to have happend. A mans weiner was reportedly found in a frosty.
*laughs* If I had of eaten it I would've gagged FORTUNATELLY I don't eat Wendy's.Even if there hadn't been body parts I still would never eat it EVER. Wendy's to me =Gag Food, you know, when you trick somebody.Although I don't know how you would trick someone with Wendy's food.To me anything from the Gag-O-Restraunt tastes like dog shit.(not that I would actually know)Or maybe I do know ......Okay I don't but still besides the point. Okay w/e
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This is finger incident is not surprising but considering our food and drug regualtions i guess it would seem odd. WHAT? none of you read the book by Upton Sinclair, "The Jungle"? You should go check it out at your nearest library. For those who have not read it yet should be prepared with a doggy bag because you mit just empty your lunch into to it. The ending is boring but the beginning and middle are exciting, interesting, horrific, and need I say more....
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Originally posted by Atomicus This is finger incident is not surprising but considering our food and drug regualtions i guess it would seem odd. WHAT? none of you read the book by Upton Sinclair, "The Jungle"? You should go check it out at your nearest library. For those who have not read it yet should be prepared with a doggy bag because you mit just empty your lunch into to it. The ending is boring but the beginning and middle are exciting, interesting, horrific, and need I say more....
Yeah, but The Jungle is nearly 100 years old and prompted the food regulation crackdown in the first place.
Unless this was in some third world country, it's hard to believe they got away with not recalling the product after the incident, wherever it happened...
Originally posted by Atomicus This is finger incident is not surprising but considering our food and drug regualtions i guess it would seem odd. WHAT? none of you read the book by Upton Sinclair, "The Jungle"? You should go check it out at your nearest library. For those who have not read it yet should be prepared with a doggy bag because you mit just empty your lunch into to it. The ending is boring but the beginning and middle are exciting, interesting, horrific, and need I say more....
Yeah, but The Jungle is nearly 100 years old and prompted the food regulation crackdown in the first place.
Unless this was in some third world country, it's hard to believe they got away with not recalling the product after the incident, wherever it happened...
You only have a recall if someone dies! SO, since we have yet to determine if the owner of the finger is dead or alive, no recall necessary, which means there is no need to panic...yet.
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Originally posted by Atomicus This is finger incident is not surprising but considering our food and drug regualtions i guess it would seem odd. WHAT? none of you read the book by Upton Sinclair, "The Jungle"? You should go check it out at your nearest library. For those who have not read it yet should be prepared with a doggy bag because you mit just empty your lunch into to it. The ending is boring but the beginning and middle are exciting, interesting, horrific, and need I say more....
I agree with the poster below you. The surprise isn't solely for the finger itself - it's for the realization that things like this can still happen in this day and age. Something commonplace in the early 1900's (1906?) isn't necessarily commonplace in 2005.
As for "The Jungle" itself.. it's hardly horrific. In practical terms, when you think about it actually happening at the time it was written? Sure. But it's words on paper now, just like everything else. We read about the slave trade and Jack the Ripper now, but we can never understand the full scope of the situation, and be truly horrified, by something written down and left open to the imagination. Perhaps a fiction label has been attached to writing. Perhaps it's because of all the things we see in larger-than-life images in movies. Maybe our senses have just gotten dulled. To me.. this Wendy's thing is more an amusing story than anything else.
There have been books written about every topic imaginable. I'm glad that leisurely reading has become less common, since every off-topic post would come with a "What? You haven't read the book about a closely related topic?!" post..
Anyone surprised is an idiot, this happens all the time in fast food. I stopped eating at MacDonalds because I heard they can run tests on your burger to find out who fell in the meat grinder to make it. Human meat is quite common in Wendy's food, or MacDonalds, or even Burger King. If you've eaten fastfood, you may be a passive cannibal.
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haha i got scared when i saw this since i just went to a wendy's last week and the wendy's that this happened at is just up the freeway from me
Once it was on every radio station 5 times every hour yesterday it was old news.
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I bet the finger is more healthy than the chili. It probably has alot of protein.
rofl i couldnt stop laughing when i saw this.... is the nail clipped? thats all i really want to know... if so then cheers... if not then i would file a lawsuit(e)
They say it can't be any of the employees and so on...
I bet that she just threw it in there just for shits and giggles, and to ruin the sales.
congratulations.....
The owner of that 99 cent bowl of chili is now a millionaire
People who have to create conspiracy and hate threads to further a cause lacks in intellectual comprehension of diversity.
I wonder if they took a print of the finger to see if they could find the owner...
doenst that lead to.... is the person alive?
i mean you just dont have fingers all over the place.... maybe its a bean factory workers!
I wonder if the reason they can't find the finger's owner is because the finger is all that remains of the victim of a horrific meat-processing accident...
If anyone needs me, I'll be in the bathroom throwing up.
Try putting that in complete sentences that make at least a bit of sense.
Then maybe I could understand a word you said.
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Blech!!! I had Wendy's chili for lunch a couple of days ago... Just the mere thought that there might have been a bit more than just beef in the chili meat... *gags*
I mean, they found the finger, and nobody is claiming it; so where did the rest of the body go?
"BEEP BEEP"
Local reporter: Today in a local Wendy's something very tragic seemed to have happend. A mans weiner was reportedly found in a frosty.
I know that you're hiding things
using gentle words to shelter me
your words were like a dream
but dreams could never form me...
Not that easily
I acted so distant then
didn't say good-bye before you left
but I was listening
you'll fight your battles far from me...
Far too easily Save your tears Cause I'll come back
-Final Fantasy
- Nellus
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Yeah, but The Jungle is nearly 100 years old and prompted the food regulation crackdown in the first place.
Unless this was in some third world country, it's hard to believe they got away with not recalling the product after the incident, wherever it happened...
Yeah, but The Jungle is nearly 100 years old and prompted the food regulation crackdown in the first place.
Unless this was in some third world country, it's hard to believe they got away with not recalling the product after the incident, wherever it happened...
You only have a recall if someone dies! SO, since we have yet to determine if the owner of the finger is dead or alive, no recall necessary, which means there is no need to panic...yet.
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I agree with the poster below you. The surprise isn't solely for the finger itself - it's for the realization that things like this can still happen in this day and age. Something commonplace in the early 1900's (1906?) isn't necessarily commonplace in 2005.
As for "The Jungle" itself.. it's hardly horrific. In practical terms, when you think about it actually happening at the time it was written? Sure. But it's words on paper now, just like everything else. We read about the slave trade and Jack the Ripper now, but we can never understand the full scope of the situation, and be truly horrified, by something written down and left open to the imagination. Perhaps a fiction label has been attached to writing. Perhaps it's because of all the things we see in larger-than-life images in movies. Maybe our senses have just gotten dulled. To me.. this Wendy's thing is more an amusing story than anything else.
There have been books written about every topic imaginable. I'm glad that leisurely reading has become less common, since every off-topic post would come with a "What? You haven't read the book about a closely related topic?!" post..
- Nellus
Anyone surprised is an idiot, this happens all the time in fast food. I stopped eating at MacDonalds because I heard they can run tests on your burger to find out who fell in the meat grinder to make it. Human meat is quite common in Wendy's food, or MacDonalds, or even Burger King. If you've eaten fastfood, you may be a passive cannibal.