Anonymous wrote:I remember this thread, she decided to delay the ham’s return, but as it got closer to xmas the neighbor showed up T her house and demanded his ham.
She tried to shut the door in his Face, but he was quick and wedged his foot into the door frame.
He said ... lady stop being a jerk.... and just give me the ham it’s for me and my fam...your tactics work... deliver my ham or I’m calling the Man... this is not right and I don’t want to fight. Just go get my ham .... now go on, scram, scram.... so she went to the kitchen and pulled out a knife...gave him a choice the ham or his life... She slid slowly towards him with her dagger well hid .... just like a badger ... she was itching to fight so with a low growl she lunged right toward him and gave him a fright... she cut off his finger and slapped hard him twice ...as he flew out the doorway she cackled good night . . .next thing she knew he was out if her sight... so into the kitchen she went with said knife....pulled out the damned ham and cut off a slice.
Or maybe she just gave him the ham and my stories a sham...
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yes, hopefully OP sees this and lets us know if they get a ham again.
+1!
This was/is such a great thread and I had forgotten about it—thank you to whoever resurrected it! It was such a bright spot during dark days.
Anonymous wrote:Yes, hopefully OP sees this and lets us know if they get a ham again.

Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It sounds like a corporate holiday present and they can't really ensure the address is updated other than send an email and let them know. If the intern can't figure out how to make the change, it goes unmade.
This means 1) it's really not their fault/they're not acting entitled to your unpaid labor; but also 2) they might not care if you eat the ham.
Flip a coin - heads you drop in on their porch with a "Love From Your Annual Ham Elves" note, tails you mash some potatoes and get to eatin'.
I don't think businesses send ham as a gift, though. Lots of folks don't eat ham. Seems a bit ... ham-fisted, no?
<groan>
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The Baldwins could really use a Honeybaked Ham right about now.
Pretty sure they’re vegetarians.
Anonymous wrote:The Baldwins could really use a Honeybaked Ham right about now.
Anonymous wrote:It would be wrong to just keep the ham. But I think it is fair to ask your neighbor to come get the ham.