article_snippet.sent: The report forms just part of a long list released by East of England ambulance service detailing their most bizarre, and irritating, call outs.
article_snippet.sent: Another man said Another man had dropped Another man and a burger which was 'bleeding'
   was 'bleeding' Another came from reveller in Basildon, Essex, who said 'I've dropped my burger and my burger is bleeding', while a third woman in Chelmsford, dialled 999 to report 'I've eaten too much takeaway food.'
article_snippet.sent: Also on the list is a woman from  Shoeburyness who called to say she was locked out of the house, while a man in Peterborough called to say a man in Peterborough feet hurt after wearing shoes that were too small.
article_snippet.sent: In Hitchin, Hertfordshire, a man told 999 staff: 'I have been dieting and feel lethargic.'
article_snippet.sent: Gary Morgan, Regional Head of Emergency Operations Centres, asked people to use common-sense when calling, adding that misguided or hoax calls could cost lives.
article_snippet.sent: East on England ambulance revealed the bizarre calls as part of a list of 1,248 inappropriate call outs, saying that crew attended half of crew, potentially putting lives at risk (file image)
article_snippet.sent: However, sadly, some of the calls We receive are not even medically related and We will refer hoax calls to the police. '
article_snippet.sent: We would strongly urge people who think it is funny to make a prank call to stop and think about the potential consequences.'
article_snippet.sent: In another strange call one woman phoned to say one woman felt ill after eating too much takeaway, while a man reported that a man feet were hurting after wearing shoes that were too tight .
highlights_snippet.sent: Another man dialled 999 to say Another man dropped a burger which was 'bleeding'
  East of England ambulance service warned hoax calls can cost lives .