Berenice was kneading a lump of biscuit dough, and she dropped it on the flour-dusted table.
About three minutes after she began fiddling with the phone, she dropped it.
She advocated "assertive multilateralism" in Bosnia, which meant joining forces with the U.N. to impose a peace, but when that fuzzy "ism" became the butt of jokes, she dropped it.
The writ lodged at the High Court says it happened after she dropped the item and retrieved it from under a display.
Then, hearing the boy flush the toilet in the cubicle behind her, she scooped up the nasty mess with some paper towels and dropped it into the black bag she had with her for rubbish, so that he would not have to see it.
It is believed she dropped off her house keys at Mr McLelland's home at the Fyffe Centre on Belvedere Road and entered the car park at 07:55 BST.
Once it dropped to 30% she went on the transplant waiting list.
Former Countryfile presenter Miriam O'Reilly won an age discrimination case against the BBC last year after she was dropped from the rural affairs show when it moved to a primetime Sunday evening slot in 2009.
In her employment tribunal she argued she had been discriminated against because of her age, when she was dropped from the rural affairs show as it moved to a primetime Sunday evening slot in April 2009.
She gave it a go, thanks to a cortisone shot, but dropped out two miles into the race.
Amai Gold, a nurse who was left permanently disabled after a patient stabbed her with a needle, told the programme how she had her case dropped after a two-and-a-half-year struggle to get it to court.
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