On 2018-11-08 8:42 AM, songbird wrote:

> every mass produced food has odd bits of this
> and that in it. the mouse loaf of bread (yes i
> do mean actual mouse parts in the bread), canned
> this or that, yes, i've seen them, veggies with
> bits of rock or even metal or glass, yep. sand
> grit, plastic parts of machines, ...


Strange things happen. I had a friend who tended to stretch tales. One
day he told me that his mother had found a finger in a can of tomatoes
that had been canned locally. My brother worked in a grocery store
about three blocks from their house and told me about her returning the
can with the finger in it. Not long after that I met a girl at school
who had worked in that cannery that summer and one of the girls on her
line lost a finger. When Glen told me about the finger I didn't really
believe him, but two people reinforced it.

Dave Smith wrote:
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> Strange things happen. I had a friend who tended to stretch tales. One
> day he told me that his mother had found a finger in a can of tomatoes
> that had been canned locally. My brother worked in a grocery store
> about three blocks from their house and told me about her returning the
> can with the finger in it. Not long after that I met a girl at school
> who had worked in that cannery that summer and one of the girls on her
> line lost a finger. When Glen told me about the finger I didn't really
> believe him, but two people reinforced it.

stuff does happen, it's not all roses and pillows
out there...

i worked at a place that had a manufacturing aspect
and one of the line workers was missing a thumb.

he said he lost it in a cannery. we never talked
about it past that point so i don't know what kind of
cannery it was...

one of the workers up front in the offices was also
missing a finger, but she lost it due to a ring getting
entangled in a swing while pushing a child.


songbird

"Dave Smith" > wrote in message
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> On 2018-11-08 8:42 AM, songbird wrote:
>
>> every mass produced food has odd bits of this
>> and that in it. the mouse loaf of bread (yes i
>> do mean actual mouse parts in the bread), canned
>> this or that, yes, i've seen them, veggies with
>> bits of rock or even metal or glass, yep. sand
>> grit, plastic parts of machines, ...
>
>
> Strange things happen. I had a friend who tended to stretch tales. One
> day he told me that his mother had found a finger in a can of tomatoes
> that had been canned locally. My brother worked in a grocery store about
> three blocks from their house and told me about her returning the can with
> the finger in it. Not long after that I met a girl at school who had
> worked in that cannery that summer and one of the girls on her line lost a
> finger. When Glen told me about the finger I didn't really believe him,
> but two people reinforced it.

Had a neighbor who said she used to work for a frozen food company. I won't
give the name as I can't verify if it's true. She said a dead bird was found
in a batch of something.