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mrbungle2103

05-05-2005, 10:32 AM
Mmmmm.

http//news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/shropshire/4512995.stm

"Five-year-old Jordan Willett of Shropshire, England opened a box of Golden Puffs cereal on Monday and found a two-foot corn snake living inside. From the BBC News

The supermarket's trading director said it was a "bizarre" incident that was being taken very seriously. Ms Willett, who was eating breakfast with her son at the time, said she first thought the snake was a free gift."

JohnA

05-05-2005, 01:45 PM

mrbungle2103 Wrote:
Mmmmm.





Ms Willett, who was eating breakfast with her son at the time, said she first thought the snake was a free gift."


Somebody at last with a sense of humour :)

mango

07-21-2005, 02:48 PM
When I saw the heading for this topic, I thought someone had found a snake in their Cornflakes, and mrbungle was being really funny by calling them "Cornsnakes" instead of "Cornflakes". I was gonna give him some of my Britpoints for the humour, but after reading the article, I find out that the snake itself was actually a corn snake and it was found in Golden Puffs, not Cornflakes at all.

Sorry Mrbungle, I am keeping my Britpoints for some other funny that one of us actually comes up with for real, and not in my imagination.

[schild=8 fontcolor=5F9EA0 shadowcolor=EE82EE shieldshadow=1]Is that a corn snake or a Cornflake?[/schild]
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