>>I am glad it is well after lunch time and well before dinner time here ;-)
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>>Maybe it happened exactly as Mr. Forse says, that the mouse was in the bread when he bought it. Part of me is also skeptical. We have had cases in the U.S. of consumers putting disgusting foreign objects into food in hope of shaking down the manufacturer. I'm pretty sure there was a high profile case involving the Wendy's hamburger chain a few years ago in which a customer "found" a fingertip in a bowl of chili. Yes, here we go -- http://www.truthorfiction.com/rumors/f/fingerinchili.htm
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>>I certainly have no way of knowing the truth about this mouse. Sorry, partial mouse, LOL.
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>There is an old Argentinean joke, that I mostly forgot and it will lost some punch with my translation, but it went something like this
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>- When an English person founds a fly in their soup at the restaurant, they will immediately and politely ask the server for a new serving.
>- When an American person founds it, they will immediately start shouting at the server for a new serving.
>- When an Italian founds it, they will drink half the soup and then start shouting for a new serving
>- The Argentinean always carry a fly in their pocket, then drink half the soup, puts the fly on it and starts shouting at the server for a new serving.

I expected to read that the American would sue the restaurant.