LONDON -- 8+ Archivesworld of Facebook-based customer complaints can sometimes be a strange, wonderful place.
Wes Metcalfe's recent post on British supermarket Tesco's wall is a perfect example of this -- it started with a dead worm in a cucumber, and somehow ended with Tesco adapting a famous Oasis song to act as tribute for the worm's funeral.
SEE ALSO: British man complains about crooked bread, gets a perfect responseBut let's back up a step.
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Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable It's not every customer complaint that ends in a virtual funeral for a deceased worm.
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