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Avonia Tavern, Hoss's, Long John Silver's and Chan An restaurants all received critical violations following recent food inspections by officials with the Erie County Health Department.

[Minnie Mouse]

Erie Blogs posted The Jennings Secede From the South. Writer Camille said she wanted to release and "drop her kids" while staring at the shiny floor in her stall, viewing the color of underpants of the woman next door, and generally letting loose.

Not one word of health department hassles.
But let a mouse have enough sense to move indoors when it gets cold (even the homeless don't do that) and the health department gets critical.

We need to drop our kids too.
Meese's pieces. Big deal.

In New York, they kicked the people out so my cousins could move in for good. Can you do this for us in Erie?
Look:

Popular NYC eatery shut down for rodents 53 minutes ago

NEW YORK - While serendipity may be the art of finding pleasant things by chance, what health inspectors found at celebrated eatery Serendipity 3 was not very agreeable.

Officials closed the restaurant Wednesday night after it failed its second inspection in a month. An inspector spotted a live mouse and mouse droppings, fruit flies, house flies and more than 100 live cockroaches.

"Both inspections revealed rodent and fly infestation and conditions conducive to pest infestation, including stagnant water in the basement," the department said.

People stand in line for hours outside the Manhattan restaurant, known for its extravagant and expensive desserts. Its $25,000 Frrrozen Haute Chocolate features top-grade cocoa, edible gold and shavings of a luxury truffle and was declared the most expensive dessert in the world by Guinness World Records. The eatery also offers a $1,000 sundae named Golden Opulence requiring 48-hour advance notice.

[Son of Mickey]

Two can play at this game, Health Department Goofs

From www.happynews.com comes this spellbinding and true report on you guys.(11/15/07)

GPS Helps Cities Catch Goof-Offs

Still, in Indiana, six employees of the Fort Wayne-Allen County Health Department lost their jobs last year after an administrator bought three Global Positioning Satellite devices out of her own pocket and switched them in and out of 12 department vehicles to nail health inspectors running personal errands on the job.

Employees were caught going to stores, gyms, restaurants, churches and their homes.(And the administrator was reimbursed the $750 she spent.)

One of those who got in trouble, 27-year employee Elaine Pruitt, decried what she called ''sneaky'' methods. She said she had fallen ill and stopped at her home for a long lunch break, returning to work just 38 minutes late.

THERE YOU HAVE IT! A sick Health Department worker (formerly) on the job. Is that a critical violation or what? You keep chasing after our little mcnuggets instead of taking the day off, and let us get a snack, and the truth like this is gonna come out. Quit inspecting our mcnuggets.

Erie people, get GPS and sick em on your Health Department! GPS, get it.

[Live in Erie]

If you don't even live in our town, or dine at our restaurants, mind your own business. Do you sit on here waiting for stuff to rip on? You probably have mice droppings in your kitching, Minnie Mickey or whoever you are. Get a LIFE.

Son of Mickey wrote:

Two can play at this game, Health Department Goofs
From www.happynews.com comes this spellbinding and true report on you guys.(11/15/07)
GPS Helps Cities Catch Goof-Offs
Still, in Indiana, six employees of the Fort Wayne-Allen County Health Department lost their jobs last year after an administrator bought three Global Positioning Satellite devices out of her own pocket and switched them in and out of 12 department vehicles to nail health inspectors running personal errands on the job.
Employees were caught going to stores, gyms, restaurants, churches and their homes.(And the administrator was reimbursed the $750 she spent.)
One of those who got in trouble, 27-year employee Elaine Pruitt, decried what she called ''sneaky'' methods. She said she had fallen ill and stopped at her home for a long lunch break, returning to work just 38 minutes late.
THERE YOU HAVE IT! A sick Health Department worker (formerly) on the job. Is that a critical violation or what? You keep chasing after our little mcnuggets instead of taking the day off, and let us get a snack, and the truth like this is gonna come out. Quit inspecting our mcnuggets.
Erie people, get GPS and sick em on your Health Department! GPS, get it.

[Son of Mickey]

Live in Erie wrote:

If you don't even live in our town, or dine at our restaurants, mind your own business. Do you sit on here waiting for stuff to rip on? You probably have mice droppings in your kitching, Minnie Mickey or whoever you are. Get a LIFE.
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You are not required to read www.happynews.com by law.
Kitching is a Canadian word, eh?
Where I live does not preclude a comment.
I may own a restaurant you eat in.
See how conclusions and bad spelling get in the way of all important Health Department issues? Like my droppings?

And yes, I wait for each Thursday to see who the Health Department is attempting to ruin now. If they were doing their job properly, this would not be in the paper. YOU pay for that service (Erie County only, the balance of the country is not absurd). If folks get sick at a restaurant, the restaurant will go out of business. They do not want that. The Health Department could be shut down and no difference would occur in your life except lower taxes.

Notice that schools were all of a sudden the rage of exposure? Where was your Health Department all along on them?

Then, schools disappeared from their radar since taxpayers already PAY for that in school taxes. My exposure of this crap and droppings saves you money. Maybe www.happynews.com could use a view by you after all. Think happy thoughts. My droppings are not among those, but, unlike you, I have no qualms with you posting any blather you like. You may want to make a point in a comment tho. Helps the readers.