Half a croissant, on a plate, with a sign in front of it saying '50c'
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Postal Service Mischief

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Roland chuckled inwardly, at what he was about to do, as he backed the truck up to the mail collection box.

Alighting from the truck, he walked around to the rear of the vehicle and opened the doors then climbed up into the back of the vehicle.

A minute or so later he restarted the truck and headed to the next mailbox, to stuff it completely full with randomly addressed packages, each containing a can of spiced ham.

This new job, working for Hormel Corporation, was kinda fun. Next week he was to move up to the bulk delivery section, shipping semi-trailer loads of packages directly through every post office and mail centre in the country.

UnaBubba, Nov 07 2009

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       Why? Actually, what? What //field// is being leveled? Isn't this needlessly expensive and therefore bad for the environment? [+] for weirdness.
sninctown, Nov 07 2009
  

       Of course it's pointless and bad for the environment. It's also bad for spiced pigs, I would venture.
UnaBubba, Nov 07 2009
  

       Off with the Spammer's head.
phoenix, Nov 07 2009
  

       Also, Mr [UnaBubba], you can be most helpful in a matter of Nigerian national importance. There is a secret caché of pork luncheon meat worth many of your millions. All we need is a small donation to buy enough pastry to pay bribe the security guards...
Jinbish, Nov 07 2009
  

       So it's a cache pig. That's unusual. It's usually cattle.
Ian Tindale, Nov 07 2009
  

       Yeah - and it isn't cheep either, certainly no poultry sum anyway.
Jinbish, Nov 07 2009
  

       So a reverse postal, so to speak. A postal in reverse? A poke in a pig, a blanket in a pig, a pig in a postman's pocket, almost? Sure+.
blissmiss, Nov 08 2009
  

       Not that kind of "postal', but similar.
UnaBubba, Nov 08 2009
  
      
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