Jump to content

Recommended Posts

This is another topic that I feel deserves some serious discussion.


Ever since I was young I've been spellbound by things that I'm not allowed to have, be it a box of matches or a nuclear weapon. When I was young my parents would save up for us to go on holiday and on some occasions we were lucky enough to go abroad, usually on the continent. These excersions would expose me to utopia of contraband and I would try my hardest to engage in my favourite hobby;


Smuggling


Smuggling is entrenched in our history as a nation whether it's the finest french brandy or the latest rude playing cards drifting their merry way past the divs at her majesties customs and excise.


Anyway,


During my youth and to this day I've upheld the tradition of smuggling. I've brought back everything from flick knives to the most potent Cannabis seeds imaginable. It got so bad that my parents would often search my luggage before we made our way back home. I once tried to import a beanbag gun/riot control device but it was intercepted and I was royally f.cked over by the customs men.


What have you lot sneaked into the country.


(Moved to the Lounge as it is not a current affair or topic relevant for the Drawing Room - The Administrator)

Link to comment
https://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/topic/7268-anything-to-declare/
Share on other sites

Can't help thinking this would be better off in The Lounge.


However, my friend smuggled poteen from Ireland to UK in a Madonna shaped holy water bottle.


A chap I knew whose leg was blown off by a land mine had a prosthetic one fitted. He learned to fly and regularly smuggled bottles of brandy from France to UK in the fake leg.

Lighters, flick knives and cigarettes as a kid and later I'd smuggle drugs into whatever country I was visiting for a holiday, usually pills or powders of the upwardly direction and maybe a bit of weed.

On the first occasion my friends and I bottled it before we went through Customs on our way to Spain and so we each took what was supposed to be a fortnight's supply of blues (speed) in one hit before we got on the plane.

Speeding off my tits, eyes bulging, gurning like a lunatic, very drunk and sweating profusely I was stopped at Customs. I thought this is it, finger up the arse time but they only wanted to double check my passport which was a yearly one and then after a quick once over I was let through. Phew! Was up for days afterwards though.

Good show Jah, I knew I could count on you.


I don't think I'd go as far as smuggling class A drugs as I'd probably get carried away and find myself banged up in some Venezuelan prison where my arsehole would be routinely butchered by all the prison guards.


I prefer interesting stuff such as exotic weapons. I heard a story once about my dad who in the mid 80's overloaded a 4x4 to such an extent that the front wheels struggled to maintain contact with the road since the back seats were stacked up with stella and plonk.

Not quite on topic because it was not smuggled, but as a kid I was on holiday in Majorca. During this holiday I had collected several sets of matchboxes. Each set of 40 was of things like flags of the world, breeds of dogs, etc.

End of holiday, into suitcase they go. All full of non safety matches!

Well we all survived , despite the potential bomb in the plane's hold.

Flick knives in a tuba, a few boxes of Coca leaf tea from Colombia, I distracted them by taking a 24 pack of beer onto the plane. Sharks' jaws for my dear lil brother. My mum smuggled a bow + arrows & a vcr once & some awesome chilli pepper seeds for me. (not at the same time tho )

I have a friend who when we goes skiing loves the "white powder" so much he carefully un peels a couple of pot noodle lids and laces them with "it" then carefully superglues lid down again.( method 1 )


He also being a very dubious sort mostly drives to France to ski, the on the cheap/ younger passenger/mule generally unwittingly gets his kit laced somehow ( usually ski poles ) prior to leaving.


Funnily everyone eagerly awaits their arrival at the resort, the new boy is pale as a ghost when the contraband is unpacked.



W**F




*BTW this is not a confessional by proxy*

NOT for the timid


On ski holiday? Bring several pairs of skis (race stock) A pair of foam core slalom skis hollowed from tip to tail with a plastic tube fitted in place. The contraband tubes terminate into the base material which is simply cut open with a razor and replugged with the ptex base material after filling. Both skis (pair) are constructed in the same fashion so their weight would not throw an eye of suspicion. We have inventory of current model year skis "cored" and will consider a reasonable trade for services provided or will sell contra-custom skis outright - CASH ONLY


PM for details if interested, also offering conversion services for your equipment, vehicle, etc.


current passport and free time available for hire


Ian Kelly Courier Services

Can these "custom" ski's get through Jamacian customs with out raising suspicion ?


If so I'll have a couple of pairs and fill them with top grade Cocaine (don't tell anyone my plan).



Sounds absolutely foolproof!....as a bit of research what is the skiing actually like in Kingston town ?


Just in case "sods law" I get a pull.



W**F

woofmarkthedog Wrote:

-------------------------------------------------------

> Can these "custom" ski's get through Jamacian

> customs with out raising suspicion ?

>

> If so I'll have a couple of pairs and fill them

> with top grade Cocaine (don't tell anyone my

> plan).

>

>

> Sounds absolutely foolproof!....as a bit of

> research what is the skiing actually like in

> Kingston town ?

>

> Just in case "sods law" I get a pull.

>

>

> W**F


Maybe you can get a hollowed out bobsled??


http://http//ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51YSTS8RDVL._SL500_AA240_.jpg

daizie Wrote:

-------------------------------------------------------

> how hard is your love


---------------------------------


Dazie, this is a sensible conversation between me and "Ian 007 Kelly"


He may have hard love but let the business flow here "sweetheart"



W**F

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now
  • Latest Discussions

    • 🎉 Parents, Summer is ALMOST HERE!  Don’t let your child miss out on an unforgettable summer of creativity and fun with Freedom Academy Performing Arts Summer Camps! Spaces are filling up FAST – secure your spot today! We’ve got something magical for every age: 🌟 Ages 5-16: The Magic of Aladdin! Join us for a full week of immersive rehearsals culminating in a spectacular, full-scale production of Aladdin! Learn to sing, dance, and act on stage – it’s an experience they’ll never forget! 🎶 Ages 3-6: Morning Fun with Your Faves! Little ones will adore our fun-packed mornings filled with games, singing, and dancing alongside Peppa Pig, Bluey, Duggee, Paw Patrol, Gabby & more! Each morning ends with a delightful mini-performance. Give your child the gift of performance, confidence, and fantastic memories! • Dance, sing, and act all week long. • Build confidence, make new friends. • At Kingsdale School, Dulwich. • Limited spaces remaining! Book your    star's spot today! • www.freedomacademy.co.uk/dulwich-camps ✨🎭🎤
    • Direct link (sorry duplicated!):  Today, more than 30 states from around the world will gather in Bogotá, Colombia, for the “Emergency Conference” to halt the Gaza genocide: the most ambitious multilateral response since Israel began its campaign of devastation two years ago. Bringing together a broad coalition of governments — from Algeria to Brazil, China to Spain, Indonesia to Qatar — the conference aims, in the words of Colombian President Gustavo Petro, “to move from condemnation to collective action.” At 10:30 Bogotá, 11:30 New York, 16:30 London and 17:30 Paris, we invite you to join this historic gathering's opening ceremony live from the Colombian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. You will hear testimony from Dr. Thaer Ahmed, who will recount his experience of working in Rafah and Khan Younis amidst Israel’s genocide. Rosa Yolanda Villavicencio, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Colombia, will detail her government’s concrete commitments to uphold international law. After she was sanctioned by the Trump administration, UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese will deliver a powerful message about the failure of the international system to protect the Palestinian people — and urge immediate and coordinated action by principled states. “Here in Bogotá, a growing number of states have the opportunity to break the silence and revert to a path of legality by finally saying: enough. Enough impunity. Enough empty rhetoric. Enough exceptionalism. Enough complicity,” Albanese will say. Today, the call from Bogotá will echo around the world. Join us. In solidarity,  The Progressive International Secretariat  
    • pm if you have any for sale
    • Yes, that was what I was thinking of, thanks!
Home
Events
Sign In

Sign In



Or sign in with one of these services

Search
×
    Search In
×
×
  • Create New...