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From: barth@tellab1.UUCP (Barth Richards)
Newsgroups: net.legal
Subject: Re: finding toes
Message-ID: <656@tellab1.UUCP>
Date: Mon, 21-Oct-85 17:40:49 EDT
Article-I.D.: tellab1.656
Posted: Mon Oct 21 17:40:49 1985
Date-Received: Wed, 23-Oct-85 06:41:31 EDT
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Reply-To: barth@tellab1.UUCP (Barth Richards)
Organization: Tellabs, Inc., Lisle, IL
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In article <652@tellab1.UUCP> etan@tellab1.UUCP (Nate Stelton) writes:
>In article <485@unmc.UUCP> cs2551an@unmc.UUCP () writes:
>>Recently I found a human toe at a local fast food restaurant. I didn't suffer
>>any real damage but I would like to sue them for all that I can.  I have
>>several questions.
>
>Is this guy for real?!  If so, this belongs in net.bizarre!


Actually, there is a bar in Nome, Alaska that used to serve a drink called a
"Sour Toe" in which there was deposited a petrified human toe. They asked each
patron who dared the unthinkable (well, the barely considerable) to return the
toe when they were finished. Unfortunately, one patron ingested the toe, and so
a great Nome tradition was brought to an end...only to give rise to another.
The bar now serves a drink called "The Big Bitter Bear Ball."


				    Barth Richards
				    Tellabs, Inc.
				    Lisle, IL

				    "Memories are the refuse of my mind"
				    -The Dark