A while ago, before I retired, there was a case of the 'missing quiche' A group of the ladies in the office created themselves a lunchtime slimming club, they would take turns creating a lunchtime meal for the group then sit together discussing its relative merits, other dieting tips, slag off the other women in the office who weren't part of the group and on a Friday disappear into a conference room for a secret weigh in ( I got all this from an inside source ) One day a family sized quiche baked by one of the members went missing from the fridge. A very sternly worded email was sent out to everyone in the office, this prompted many (un) helpful solutions: "Don't worry, think of the calories you'll save' "It would only be a woman who nicked it as real men don't each quiche" "You are looking for either a really fat person or someone with lots of kids that pleads poverty" "Watch out ... It could be the phantom flan flinger !!" "If it had meat in it then all the veggies / vegans must be innocent" "If it wasn't marked with all the ingredients then you can rule out anyone with any type of food intolerance" " just put your full weight behind the investigation" The best thing was that the diet club kept on sending snippy replies, which prompted a respose of " how many calories do you consure when you bite " This kind of thing went on for an hour or so until a Senior Manager put a stop to it, I had a chuckle with him about it later, apparantly the diet club had tried to storm his office to demand that every one was searched and those not taking it seriously be disciplined, he was lucky that his very protective secretary was able to keep them at bay.