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milly143 | 17:28 Thu 03rd Mar 2011 | ChatterBank
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I bought a baguette and it was so hard that the knife slipped and I sliced my thumb open. Not only was it quite painful but it made reading my paper at lunch noticebly more difficult. I will also mention in my complaint that they had run out of the CD I wanted so I had nothing to cheer myself up following my affliction. How much do you reckon I'll get?

I think I'll also sue my bosses for proving Sugar knives that can't cut through bread.

Anyone else I should add to the list?
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Are you American?
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Why not sue yourself for cutting your thumb with a knife?
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Sorry to hear of your thumb-slicing accident. Hope it heal soon.

"Not only was it quite painful but it made reading my paper at lunch noticebly more difficult."

Do you also see with your thumbs? :-)
"proving Sugar knives "

ok...step away from the wine
sue the newspaper for discrimination by not making their papers 'people-with-cut-finger' friendly
Or you could take responsibility for your own clumsiness instead.
Pixi, don't tell anyone, but I also had to read it twice.
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Yeah, I like your style Pixi. The sharp edges could seriously have worsened my condition if I hadn't taken extreme care.

I think the guy in the office next door is on the list too. I went to ask him for a plaster and he never once asked if I was allergic to plasters. For all he knows I'm comatosed on the floor right now.
ah pixi, I'm going to sue you for not giving me time to get that joke in first
A floppy baguette is of no use to anyone...
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Respons.... what? I think the blood loss is making my eye sight go funny.
After reading this I'm now traumatised...............who do I sue?
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Oh, except the guy next door probably just saw me taking the bin out so he probably knows I'm not in a coma.
Oh gawd, don't mention funny eyesight to me, I just got back from the opticians, he told me I need stronger reading glasses as my vision is getting worse due to my age...i'm hardly ancient at 42 years old :(
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Not me! You can sue Tesco too. This is all their fault after all.
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why would you ask for a plaster if you are allergic to them?

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