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I figured smuggling would be an interesting line of work, but I had no idea just how strange it actually was. It’s difficult enough to get perfectly legal foods across borders, so naturally trying to bring illegal things into a country is even harder. You can’t just slap a fake mustache on a bag of cocaine and tell security it’s your Uncle Pete. (Even if that does sound outlandishly genius.)
If you want to make money off of contraband, you have to be creative. Just take a look at some of the weird examples below–and don’t forget, these are the techniques that didn’t work.
(via BoredPanda)
Whoa. That sure is an interesting line of work. Imagine what these people could have done with those creative minds of theirs if they had chosen a career where most retirement parties don’t take place in a prison. This really makes you wonder how people successfully brings these things in!
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Today is the #DayWithoutAWoman, but Vogue Magazine wants men (well, certain men) to know they can participate too, provided they follow certain guidelines:
If you're a woke guy, here is how to get involved on March 8 without stepping on toes, or mansplaining activism. https://t.co/LgQlnVr2Ok— Vogue Magazine (@voguemagazine) March 8, 2017
Well isn’t that special!
Honestly this might be my favorite tweet of all time. pic.twitter.com/Jr6dCku4jR— Jason C. (@CounterMoonbat) March 8, 2017
@CounterMoonbat is the answer, "get in a time machine and return to 1973"?— April Adare (@TemptressToo) March 8, 2017
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