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Patrosinio, Brazil
mullet:
Thanks, Keenan.
Lombard:
Will you be there long enough to build a bow from some indigenous wood?
Swamp Bow:
No Sir, I haven't been anywhere near a farm or ranch, my feet were on concrete or asphalt the whole time. I mean there are germs in dirt right? Why would any sane person touch dirt even with boots on? Might catch a cold or something. 8) That's my story and I'm sticking to it. ;D Like I want to invite them to dig through my dirty laundry after a long flight. I always love it when someone in front of me says yes to any of the questions. Less of a chance they bug me that way. But you are right about the coffee, those beagles that customs uses are good at finding stuff like that. There was a time when you could just drop a nice Westphalian ham in your coat pocket for the trip back to the US, and no one woould be the wiser. Those days are gone. :'(
Swamp
mullet:
Lombard, the way this job is starting out, I'll be here for quite awhile. Bjorn, I always claim," Nothing to declare". Same as I did on my Brazil customs forms, with three bottles of Jim Beam in my luggage. ;D
skyarrow:
looks cool eddie
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