Man finds mouse parts baked into hot dog buns

[onetwo_threefour]

http://www.nohippos.com/phpBB3/viewt...21&hilit=mouse

[First Lady]

Originally Posted by onetwo_threefour

http://www.nohippos.com/phpBB3/viewt...21&hilit=mouse

Thanks muchly.

You post there too?

[First Lady]

Originally Posted by fotze

My wife opened the bbq lid to a very suprised mouse, they both stared at each other and equally freaked out. We put that thing on full blast for about 8 hours straight.

Note to self: Avoid the crispy hors d'oevres at Fotzes'.

[onetwo_threefour]

Originally Posted by First Lady

Thanks muchly.

You post there too?

Not lately, but you could probably guess who I am. There's only ever been one centre-left lawyer on that site to my knowledge and I posted a fair but for a year or two.

[First Lady]

Originally Posted by onetwo_threefour

Not lately, but you could probably guess who I am. There's only ever been one centre-left lawyer on that site to my knowledge and I posted a fair but for a year or two.

Ahh, ok.

It's been sometime since I posted there as well.

[Flash]

Originally Posted by Caged Great

That's nothing, we thought there might be 5 around our house (we back on to a field)

One week later, 67 mice trapped. f'ing gross.

That's so disgusting. We found one in our place...put 4 traps out one night and it caught the one...didn't actually keep him in the trap, kinda hit him on the head and flung him across the room. Haven't put anymore traps out since the one night but definately will now that I've read this.

[Resolute 14]

Of course, it has to be asked: What are the odds this isn't a scam?

[First Lady]

Originally Posted by Resolute 14

Of course, it has to be asked: What are the odds this isn't a scam?

The chief health inspector in Florida told NewsChannel 36 that businesses rarely fail inspections, but Arnold's Bakery failed twice -- in April and on their re-inspection in May.

Some of the violations: One report shows there was evidence of the presence of insects or rodents, there were bugs in a mixer, and the conveyor built where the dough is baked was held together with duct tape.

http://www.wcnc.com/news/topstories/...169d1e718.html

[NSFL]

Originally Posted by First Lady

Oh, please. It's a rodent.

We thought we had one in our house.... we have trapped 3 in two days!

I hope that is the end of the vermin.

I'm not saying I like mice, I'm just saying imagine being baked alive. I feel sorry for anyone who has to die that way.

[First Lady]

Originally Posted by NSFL

I'm not saying I like mice, I'm just saying imagine being baked alive. I feel sorry for anyone who has to die that way.

I don't condone cruelty to animals, but I have little sympathy for rodents that carry rabies, flees, hantavirus, salmonella, typhus, ringworm and numerous other viruses that are very harmful to humans. These are passed to people via through contact with the animal, their urine and/or feces.

My sympathies lay with the people who may have been exposed to the hazards from the potential contamination risk.

Mice only serve a purpose in their natural food chain and in a laboratory; not in the human food chain.

[Caged Great]

Originally Posted by First Lady

Mice only serve a purpose in their natural food chain and in a laboratory; not in the human food chain.

Except in Hot Dogs and maybe the buns....

[BuzzardsWife]

last summer we had one of those plastic containers of pistachios from coop and we found a little dry roasted mouse in it! it was really small compared to the hot dog bun mouse because it had been dry roasted and salted and all that, so much more appetizing looking than the mouse in this photo

[BuzzardsWife]

Originally Posted by fotze

My wife opened the bbq lid to a very suprised mouse, they both stared at each other and equally freaked out. We put that thing on full blast for about 8 hours straight.

ewwwwwwwww! did it smell good though?