[XR7]

They believe it belongs to a woman because of the long, manicured nail.

Eeeewwwwwww!

[scott7278]

They believe it belongs to a woman because of the long, manicured nail.

Has anybody checked Kerry/Edwards?

[Pompah]

Well look at the bright side. At least it wasn't any added Carb's in that chili.

Trendy Wendy's.

[Rocky]

Don't get out of joint, everyone. They're just testing a new item on the menu: "Chili con pinkie". They still have a few wrinkles to get out of it, but all signs point to a double digit increase in sales.

There will be a new bar set for what it takes to make employee of the month, though.

[Nachoman]

Do they have a chapter of the Yakuza in San Jose?

[festus]

I hope they had everyone in the kitchen hold up their hands and count.

[BJungNan]

She will probably sue. Bet she does not settle for another bowl of chili.

[MitchellC]

Anyone missing a finger?

[wideminded]

I'm thinking this could be fraud and perhaps the "victim" brought the finger to Wendy's herself. The question is how she acquired it.

[pollyg107]

They should check the morgue. I worked on a case like this once. The foreign object in the food (also a finger) came from a corpse at the morgue. The person who "ate" the finger had put it in the food.

[Born Conservative]

The search continues? I thought someone found the finger in a bowl of chili?

[gonzo]

........FRegards

[Route101]

As long as they don't find her head in the french fries........

[Fast1]

They need to check the Illegals they have working.

[spinestein]

If I had to guess where it came from, I would say it was a worker in the facility where the chili is precooked.

I would surmise that the person was under the influence of drugs or alcohol while working and lost the tip of a finger in one of the processing machines, but because most factories have a policy of mandatory drug and alcohol testing whenever an individual reports an injury or accident the worker got scared and hid the injury.


There are several reasons many work places have this policy of mandatory drug and alcohol testing whenever someone is injured.

1) It protects the company from liability by allowing the cause of the accident to be explained by a worker who is revealed to have been intoxicated at the time.

2) I discourages workers from using intoxicants before or during work if they know they may be caught.

3) It discourages workers who may be intoxicated from REPORTING personal injuries or accidents. (This one is never "official" policy but it may in fact be at least as important to the company as a cost saver than the first two reasons.)

[Searching4Justice]

anybody seen Lorena Bobbitt lately ? maybe it's not a finger >>>>>>

[nuke rocketeer]

Its simple, just examine the hands of all women named Wendy in that area. Maybe someone will finger her for a reward, especially if you make the reward a basket of chicken fingers.

[BraveMan]

The chili is OK, but I prefer the knuckle sandwich . . .

[ol painless]

The chili probably came from this factory.

http://fsnews.findlaw.com/articles/ap/o/51/03-21-2005/3fa9000424368c5e.html

[traumer]

"She was so emotionally upset once she found out what it was," Alexiou said. "She was vomiting."

I see a settlement - and I wouldn't blame her