Fraudsters steal 22 tonnes of high-value cheddar
Fraudsters steal 22 tonnes of high-value cheddar
Fraudsters targeted the high-value cheddar by pretending to be legitimate wholesalers.
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My associate, Pinky and I are here to inspect your luxurious and delicious cheeses to make sure they are up to code.
3 0 ReplyAt those prices, they've gotten a taste of their own medicine. Highway robbery.
4 0 ReplyJust another statistic, since cheese is the most stolen food
3 0 ReplyIs there a Facebook market place in England? Asking for a cheese loving friend of mine.
3 0 Reply[me to the getaway driver] let's cheese it!
[driver kicks me to the curb at the police station]
35 1 ReplyCurd you not
21 0 ReplyThey made a quick Gouda way
10 0 ReplyI don't think they heard you, they already got a whey.
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Big pimpin spendin cheese.
2 0 ReplyI have a feeling their next crime will be hijacking a truck full of crackers or possibly a winery heist.
19 0 ReplyThey raided a dispensary a few hours before this
5 0 Replyhijacking a truck full of crackers
They'll never catch me!
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Another foodstuff heist for the record, line it up with the classic
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Canadian_Maple_Syrup_Heist
31 0 ReplyA day that will live in Canadian Infamy
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This is absolutely the kind of crime I want to commit when I'm 83.
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15 0 ReplyI understand the desire to steal cheddar. Sometimes I stare longingly at the large blocks in my local cheese shop.
But you can't give in to intrusive thoughts, people.
13 0 ReplyUh.
Does anyone currently know James May's whereabouts now that Andy Wilman is presumably no longer keeping tabs on him?
9 0 ReplyHow did they steal it, you may ask?
Caerphilly.
I'll see myself out.
7 0 ReplyVery gouda. You deserve a rind of applause for that one.
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It’s not easy bein’ cheesy
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