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Comments on ‘NZ bank robber stashes loot where the sun don't shine’'Bottom area' rustling gives game awayPublished Friday 9th May 2008 08:54 GMT
WellBy Daniel Wilkie
Posted Friday 9th May 2008 09:23 GMT
What an arse of a robbery attempt that was! so he took off his clothesBy Hollerith
Posted Friday 9th May 2008 09:23 GMT
Do we presume he had a change of clothing with him, or was he nicked in the nude? In which case, the police officers should have been able to spot the cash rather sooner than they did. Presumably now his troubles are over, as he will be vacationing for a couple of years at taxpayers' expense. But that crisp new NZ currency did not deserve to die. Plastic moneyBy Tom
Posted Friday 9th May 2008 09:39 GMT
I thought New Zealand notes where plastic? if so that may have been pretty uncomfortable, not saying that a fist full of paper cash up the backdoor wouldnt hurt, just plastic would be a whole new level. Bum rap or piles of cashBy Elmer Phud
Posted Friday 9th May 2008 09:45 GMT
Cattle rustling I've heard of but arse rustling? Or maybe it was him putting money where he usually speaks from. New Zealand police...By Pete
Posted Friday 9th May 2008 09:51 GMT
suspect that more of the loot may be hidden up the thief's rear end. When asked by a reporter about the current situation, the Chief of police commented "The last time we looked there was no change". I can imagine that...By Nick Palmer
Posted Friday 9th May 2008 10:04 GMT
...papercuts'd be especially nasty... *shudder* I'm gladBy Anonymous Coward
Posted Friday 9th May 2008 10:43 GMT
they got to the bottom of that one @ TomBy Johnny G
Posted Friday 9th May 2008 10:59 GMT
If it was plastic, it could have just been wiped clean rather than destoyed. The cash I mean, not his arse. RustlingBy Mr B
Posted Friday 9th May 2008 11:25 GMT
as in rounding, up and stealing ??? /mine's the one with latex gloves. Sorry Elmer I could not resist the round & up. QuestionBy ImaGnuber
Posted Friday 9th May 2008 11:26 GMT
Destroyed? Haven't the NZ Police heard of money laundering? Gives a new meaningBy An-D
Posted Friday 9th May 2008 11:50 GMT
To the term 'Arse Bandit' /mines the one with the feather boa Apparently...By Mark Johnson
Posted Friday 9th May 2008 12:24 GMT
...the most compelling evidence against the suspect came after he was fingered during the identity parade. pathetic punningBy bluesxman
Posted Friday 9th May 2008 12:32 GMT
If only he hadn't stuffed it up, the law wouldn't have fingered him and he'd have made a clean getaway. I'm going, I'm going ... wonder if there's a job for me at The Sun. I'm sorryBy Ted Treen
Posted Friday 9th May 2008 12:35 GMT
The cheek of it: still, at least NZ Plod got to the bottom of it very quickly..... OK, I'll leave quietly... Mine's the very loud oversized check pattern, with the plastic squirty flower in the buttonhole.... wonder if...By ahahaha you won't catch me that easy again
Posted Friday 9th May 2008 12:48 GMT
...the $2k was in loose "bowels"?? mine's the first one that comes I never done it officerBy Anonymous Coward
Posted Friday 9th May 2008 13:08 GMT
I just have a rich diet. So thats where I put my inheritance. I'm a stripper it and this was a tip. So you snort coke the other end, that's what I've been doing wrong all these years. Well I had to put it somewhere I took all my clothes off and burned them. I really do shit money. I offered the money to a pretty girl and she told me where to put it. I'm innocent I tell you, innocent! Apparently...By Andrew Moore
Posted Friday 9th May 2008 13:13 GMT
...It was only $1998- according to the robber he "asn't feeling too grand..." @Mr BBy Elmer Phud
Posted Friday 9th May 2008 13:21 GMT
Sorry? nah, ambiguity is the meat of the Reg readers (no, not knob meat, cow meat). It sure gives 'piles of money' a different meaning. Still it was a great crack for a while but got a bum deal out of it in the end. Still, not many would have had the cheek, though it's an ill wind etc.we tc. "Would sir like to leave a small something as a deposit" Innuendo - why does it always sound as if it means something else? Lucky bastardBy Morten Ranulf Clausen
Posted Friday 9th May 2008 14:12 GMT
Imagine the pain if the take had been higher. Or coins only. Being put in the clink for clinking. Oh the humanity. OK, off to the pub lads, my trousers are full so the next one's on me... *snickers*By James O'Brien
Posted Friday 9th May 2008 17:33 GMT
At least when he told the NZ Plods to "Go Fu*k themselves" they could reply that he didnt have enough sh*t to pay with. /get me a beer and Ill be on my way @Mr. BBy Anonymous Coward
Posted Friday 9th May 2008 18:05 GMT
It's stealing, rounding, and up (up and awaaaaay)... Mine's the one with the credit cards only - I don't handle cash Look on the bright sideBy Greg Fleming
Posted Friday 9th May 2008 21:22 GMT
After that little performance, he'll be a very popular boy in prison. I'd have gladly paid him two grand to get a front row seat. @ TomBy EnigmaForce
Posted Saturday 10th May 2008 01:38 GMT
It's very paper-like plastic :-) And I see the "arse-bandit", ahem, crack, has already been made. Curses. Does that mean that the NZ Plods'...By Ishkandar
Posted Sunday 11th May 2008 18:47 GMT
... quick probe was successfully concluded ?? Well, no one can accuse them plods of taking a very lax(ative) attitude to crime !! All's well that ends well, eh, lads ?? These day...By Ishkandar
Posted Sunday 11th May 2008 18:57 GMT
...you can't keep your money safe anywhere !! Apparently he was taken ill just after the money was recovered.By DG
Posted Sunday 11th May 2008 20:49 GMT
He said he wasn't feeling two grand. Too bad for him...By Shaun
Posted Monday 12th May 2008 03:48 GMT
...that they didn't let him keep the money in the end. OwBy Scott Mckenzie
Posted Monday 12th May 2008 09:06 GMT
Let's hope it was: a) All in notes b) Not $1 bills For his sake!! Did I miss anything?By Peter
Posted Monday 12th May 2008 13:06 GMT
Sticky fingers (aargh) You can NOT take that to the bank A real hold-up He's in deep shit It was all it was cracked up to be Look ma, no hands.. all right, all right. I'm going already. Don't get so tight arsed about it. The period for commenting on this story has finished |
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