Not only did thieves in Australia steal 17 tons of ham from a warehouse in Sydney, they left a note on the wall that said "Thanks, Merry Christmas."
Ouch.
The ham was stolen from the Zammit Ham and Bacon Curers company via a hole the thieves cut in the wall. The ham was worth $100,000. No one knows how the crooks got 17 tons of ham out of there though. I'm guessing elves, or maybe a relative of The Grinch?
2-04-2008 @2:45PM RONNIE said... I'LL TAKE A BET IT WAS THE CAMELS...THEY ARE KNOWN THEIVES,AND ALSO THEY FEEL THE MORE HAM OUT THERE,THE LESS APPETIZING THEY WILL LOOK...SIGNED JOE DROMEDARY OF ROTTING-HAM
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12-04-2007 @7:05PM Bear Silber said... "Listen, I was wandering. Can I ask you a question? Uh... was your father a meat burgler? Here's why I ask: because it looks like somebody stole two fine hams and shoved them down the back of your dress."
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12-04-2007 @7:26PM Jessica said... This sounds very "Robin Hood" to me...
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12-05-2007 @10:17AM kevjohn said... At least the note didn't say "Happy Hanukkah!".
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