Invercargill chronicle - chronic
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Invercargill chronicle - chronic
A GRAN got more than she bargained for when she pulled a Christmas cracker - and a rotting mouse popped out.
Betty Lawrence, a grandmother from New Zealand's South Island, sat down to Christmas dinner with 20 relatives according to a local newspaper.
And they got a real surprise when she pulled her cracker and found a dead mouse.
Betty, from Invercargill, said: “I had said to my granddaughter ’what’s the smell’ and we couldn’t work it out until we pulled the cracker."
The grisly discovery put her off her Christmas lunch.
The gran said: “It ruined my appetite for the rest of the day."
http://thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/article623756.ece
Betty Lawrence, a grandmother from New Zealand's South Island, sat down to Christmas dinner with 20 relatives according to a local newspaper.
And they got a real surprise when she pulled her cracker and found a dead mouse.
Betty, from Invercargill, said: “I had said to my granddaughter ’what’s the smell’ and we couldn’t work it out until we pulled the cracker."
The grisly discovery put her off her Christmas lunch.
The gran said: “It ruined my appetite for the rest of the day."
http://thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/article623756.ece
#2
Joined: May 2005
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The Sun? It was also in the NZ Herald and Dominion Post online you know.
But yeah, saw that, pretty damn disgusting!
But yeah, saw that, pretty damn disgusting!
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Yeah but we normally pull our crackers AFTER the food so how did it spoil her appetite?
#5
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Last time I pulled a Christmas cracker I was young free and single and we all had far too much to drink LOL
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I must be truly evil. I started giggling when i read about this in the Dominion POst. We still have christmas crackers left over from christmas at home and every time someone pulls one now i ask them if they have seen a mouse...
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I can feel a claim coming on
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That's true and one of the best things about NZ. When some ditz went into the back of my truck in Dunedin and I got the repairs authorised at the insurance office then jokingly added 'and my neck's a bit stiff, what's that worth?'..she told me to get the hell outta there
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Better a wee mouse than a rat....and theres plenty of those in NZ, absolute must to get a cat if you can!