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Foxes in the freezer in restaurant?

Invincible · 2008-08-10 21:41:21

Did anyone hear of a restaurant,(that shall remain nameless), that was found(allegedly) to have foxes in their freezer by the health inspectors recently ?

10-08-2008 10:41pm

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Did anyone hear of a restaurant,(that shall remain nameless), that was found(allegedly) to have foxes in their freezer by the health inspectors recently ?

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#2 11-08-2008 10:03am

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And at the risk of a hefty ban it shall remain nameless.

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#3 13-08-2008 5:17pm

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These rumours seem to part of the staple gossip in and around Carrick. I've never once heard them substanciated or have ever seen a restaurant shut down by the health inspectors. I've heard various rumours involving rats, cats and roadkill. Tbh, wouldn't it be cheaper and easier to buy chicken or beef than initiate a commercial hunting of the wily fox? If something comes of it, I'll feel suitably ill, but otherwise, I'd pass no heed on it.

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