can you ever eat from kfc again

[Andy_1984]

http://www.i-am-bored.com/bored_link.cfm?link_id=36278

 

though if those girls were as nice as i think they might look id probably jump in aswel

 

but seriously ive stoped eating from fast food joints except the chip shop, i go in and see these spotty faced kids and unheigenic people realy puts me off after getting a bit of plastic bag baked in to the bread at subway it makes me sick even thinking about mcdonalds, subway, kfc

[corydoras]

They are probably the closest thing to 'chicken' to come out of a KFC

[Ken Davison South Wales]

Some people are really fussy

[RobStubbs]

http://www.i-am-bored.com/bored_link.cfm?link_id=36278

 

though if those girls were as nice as i think they might look id probably jump in aswel

 

but seriously ive stoped eating from fast food joints except the chip shop, i go in and see these spotty faced kids and unheigenic people realy puts me off after getting a bit of plastic bag baked in to the bread at subway it makes me sick even thinking about mcdonalds, subway, kfc

 

If you worry about what goes on in restaurants, food packaging plants etc then you'd never eat anything. If it was really that bad then it would cause loads of public health incidents, since they are rare I'm not bothered what I eat. Still can't work out how donner kebabs don't cause more health problems, but once again I'll eat them, especially after a few beers !

 

Rob.

[Andy_1984]

your right rob but would you eat something you know has been tampered with.

 

i remember my brother telling me stories about the sandwhich packers factory he worked in, dust from the floor getting put in rolls, people wiping there nobs on to bread and calling them cheese sandwhiches, spitting, rubbing there ass on buns the list is endless, ill never eat pre packed sandwhiches again after hearing that.

Edited December 12, 2008 by Andy_1984

[DavyR]

your right rob but would you eat something you know has been tampered with.

 

i remember my brother telling me stories about the sandwhich packers factory he worked in, dust from the floor getting put in rolls, people wiping there nobs on to bread and calling them cheese sandwhiches, spitting, rubbing there ass on buns the list is endless, ill never eat pre packed sandwhiches again after hearing that.

 

I've heard similar stories (usually at second or third hand) everywhere I've been. Although some of them must have been true, I'm convinced the majority were typical "Urban Myths".

[Andy_1984]

I've heard similar stories (usually at second or third hand) everywhere I've been. Although some of them must have been true, I'm convinced the majority were typical "Urban Myths".

 

 

nah they are true mate trust me my brothers seen it first hand because the people who go to work in these places or at least were my brother worked were on community service including my brother

 

i think the place used to be called shepards

 

i remember i was only about 10 years old and was free to walk around the factory! looking back health and safety at that place wasnt the best

Edited December 12, 2008 by Andy_1984

[gozzer]

At the start of my working life I was apprenticed to a firm that did sheet metal work. One of the things we made was chip shop ranges. On occasions we had to go out to replace ranges that had been on fire. The pans were the things that were easiest to salvage and the apprentices got the job of cleaning them.

What we found put me off fish and chips for a very long time. There were rat prints in the fat, complete with their droppings. I once found a half brick, as well as the usual deep fried insects and various items such as knives, forks, mugs, a watch, and best off all, what was left of a bottom set of false teeth! (never did find the owner).

 

It's sometimes best not to think too hard about what might happen behind the scenes, at cooked food outlets.

 

John.

[chesters1]

I've heard similar stories (usually at second or third hand) everywhere I've been. Although some of them must have been true, I'm convinced the majority were typical "Urban Myths".

Youtube Video ->

[DavyR]

It was the "food adulteration with human body fluids" stories I was a bit suspicious about, Chesters, not all the animal cruelty stuff that goes on, which I'm in absolutely no doubt about.