Tuesday, September 02, 2008

Courtesy of the Associate Press on November 13, 2007:


WEST HAVEN, Utah — McDonald's? The burger joint? Stampede!

Eight cows escaped from a trailer when the rear gate opened as the driver pulled into a McDonald's. It took about two hours to round them up Monday.

"Maybe they were going to ... hop in the freezer, save the middleman," Weber County sheriff's Sgt. Dave Creager said.

Lt. Kevin Burns had another theory: "They didn't like their future."

The roundup was called "Operation Hamburger Helper." A nearby resident even hopped on his horse.

"I thought my eyes were lying," said Wayne Sanders, who was at a truck stop next door. "I don't know where they came from, but I'd say they'd have to weigh 800 pounds apiece and they were on a pretty good trot."

8 comments:

  1. They're lucky those cows weren't armed....

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  2. LMAO at "Operation Hamburger Helper"!

    I wonder if they cited the driver with a moo'ving violation?

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  3. LOL@styxie and iggy..
    Well at least they didn't go into MickyD's and kill the customers..(of course they couldn't get too upset about soyburgers LOL)

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  4. Just shows that cows have a sense of irony too...

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  5. LMAO iggy that is exactly what I was going to say - "Operation Hamburger Helper" struck a funny bone.

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  6. It's not easy rounding up escaped cows. Take that from someone who knows first hand. LOL

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  7. LMAO @ "Opperation hamburger helper"

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