[Ducati] MotoGP board game at Hill House, was Keeping up

[Alec Moss]

Back in the day (pre Sept 11) a good friend of mine would take five gallon
kegs to England and Belgium, fill them up with beer at a pub or brewery,
wrap them up in his dirty clothes inside a duffel bag and bring them back as
checked luggage on his return flight.  Occasionally security would call him
into their examination room to show them what was in the keg, but it was
never a serious problem and he never was denied.  It's funny, but given all
the restrictions on bringing liquor and wine into the country, beer is 'who
cares'?  On several occasions I brought back 25 or so 750 ml bottles of
Belgian beer and customs never batted an eye.  Man, those were heavy bags.


Alec


On 11/25/07 6:47 PM, "Peter Bonner" <dsi at swcp.com> wrote:

> I don't suppose they will allow
> him to take it as carry on luggage though :-)
> 
> Peter
> 
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