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foreign body in tiger bread roll from one of the supermarkets
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Kill two birds with one stone: send a picture of it to their Twitter account. You'll likely get a reply and you'll have your publicity.0
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so just to finish the saga with a "plastic" bread roll I went to the store and complained and was offered £5 voucher, which I did not accept because for me it was never about money and to be honest £5 is an insult because I spent more money to buy lunch because I did not want to eat the rest of rolls which supposed to serve me as lunch at work.0
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so just to finish the saga with a "plastic" bread roll I went to the store and complained and was offered £5 voucher, which I did not accept because for me it was never about money and to be honest £5 is an insult because I spent more money to buy lunch because I did not want to eat the rest of rolls which supposed to serve me as lunch at work.
so it is about money!0 -
Think yourself lucky it was a bit of plastic - i once found a cockroach leg in a jar of mixed pickles, and a fingernail that had been chewed off complete with nail varnish in a turkish delight thin.!!0
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Think yourself lucky it was a bit of plastic - i once found a cockroach leg in a jar of mixed pickles, and a fingernail that had been chewed off complete with nail varnish in a turkish delight thin.!!
I think sharp plastic is far more dangerous than a cockroach leg
I am sure I have heard they like to eat insects in Asia. I never heard of anyone who like to chew on a bit of plastic
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