Do I want to know? Or is this some kind of reference that I’m not getting?
We lived in Jackson for awhile, but just bought a house and now live in North Canton as of last Saturday. My husband has lived here most of his life - I just moved here last year to be with him.
I’m getting used to it:). It’s not a bad little town, but it’s taken me awhile to realize that.
(Next time you visit, drop me a line - we can meet for lunch at Red Robin :D).
E.
They showed a video clip of the woman where she shows her niece(?) with her arm in a sling and said “Look what they did to her” and something about terrorists. :rolleyes:
It now sounds a lot like it’s a scam. The woman has a history of disreputable behavior and lawsuits, inclduing another one against a fast Food restaurant.
There was a thing on the news last night, and in todays San Jose Mercury news.
TwistofFate is quoting one of John Goodman’s lines from the movie “The Big Lebowski.”
Great flick, BTW.
This story is really getting fascinating. They found some woman whose finger got bitten off by a leopard. The emergency room says they packed it in ice but nobody knows what happened to it after that. The woman wants to participate in DNA testing to determine if the chili finger is hers. Latest story here .
Is this real life or a Farrelly brothers movie?
I’d like to see the leopard sue the woman for contaminating a perfectly good finger by covering it with chili.
Now, Robot Arm, you owe me a new keyboard…sprayed stuff all over mine when I read this hilarious line… 
A woman who saw the finger get bitten off took a picture of it, and says the picture looks a lot like the one of the Wendy’s finger. This happened in Nevada, not that far from where Ayala lived. The Merc this morning said that the woman with the missing finger has volunteered for DNA tests.
The finger in question is ragged, not straight as if it were cut by a saw.
Also, the woman withdrew her suit, and her lawyer withdrew from the case, and refuses to say why. It sounds like there is at least one ethical attorney around. 
I suspect that we will be hearing the complete truth very soon now.
Or one who’s afraid of being disbarred . . .
Acc. to the police, the finger found in the chili is too long to match the woman’s finger that was bitten off by a tiger.
And that, my friends, is probably the strangest non-fictional sentence I’ll ever type.
According to an AP release (I am not making this up),
How long till this is an episode of CSI?
I saw it coming; it was a matter of time before she got pinched.
Wow, two grifters exposed in one week. First, Michael Jackson’s accuser’s mom is exposed as a lying cunt in her prior lawsuit against J.C. Penney in which she claimed that the security guards who had detained her for shoplifting beat her up. She got $150k out of J.C. Penney for that Oscar worthy performance. She must study the “method” approach to acting because she went so far as to actually get the shit beaten out of her for that scam.
And now the Wendy’s “finger in my chili” lady is arrested. What a surprise.
Have we not learned something here? Both women could still be happily screwing the next deep pocket were it not for the fact that they drew too much attention to themselves. Remember this, boys and girls. Finding a hair in your soup won’t get you on the evening news; Finding a human appendage will. Quit trying to get grand slams when singles are winning the game for you.
What really nauseated me this morning was not the photo they showed of the finger on the news—it was the brief clip of Wendy’s Chili! Is it really simultaneously so watery and so lumpy?
Urgh. I’d think a finger could only improve it.
I’m not sure what you’re getting at here. You think both women were telling the truth, or neither, or one but not the other? If the last, which one was lying?
Assuming she was arrested in connection to the Chili finger (a pretty safe bet), I really hope they know where and how she got the finger and will give details in the news conference.
Any speculations? I’m gonna make a complete WAG that she got it from a relative or friend in medical school, without saying she was going to use it in a scam. She didn’t expect it to get so much publicity, so when the friend/relative got wind of the incident, s/he didn’t want to be an accomplice and ratted her out.
I guess pretty much no matter how she got it, she would have had to cook it at home first.
“Mmmm honey, something smells terrific, what are you making?”
“Err…Umm…It’s a surprise!”
“Smells like chicken fingers!”
“Close…”
The dude abides.