CHICAGO — United States Customs agents have made a variety of discoveries when it comes to illegal materials airline passengers attempt to bring into the country, but one such bag search conducted last week at O’Hare International Airport may have been the G.O.A.T.
Literally.
Brad_in_IL
O'Hare. Not at all surprising.
ReplyDeleteFirst,, I'm gonna admit, if I found that I would most likely have puked. If you keep reading, an earlier discovery of Giraffe poo was made. Goat heart,trachea,etc,, WHY? But giraffe poo? Seriously? Gonna bag it up, light it up,ring the doorbell and laugh when the grumpy guy stomps on it? Use it for garden fertilizer?
ReplyDeleteWhy would anyone Do these things?
In certain african cultures giraffi crap is used just like viagra.
DeleteExile1981
I can't think of anything that specifically requires African goat parts. Maybe this is because I'm not a neanderthal.
ReplyDeleteWe're almost the third world now. Chicago for sure, well as Minneapolis.
ReplyDeleteChicongo
DeleteBut they still get a drivers license, photo I.D. and automatically signed up to vote, RIGHT?
ReplyDeleteOh, and don't forget the bennies!
I can sympathize since my great-grandparents got "nailed" at Ellis Island for bringing in a bottle of Poitín from County Mayo.
ReplyDeleteThe bottle lasted all the way across the Atlantic??
DeleteI got flagged at customs in Toronto airport about 10 years ago. The African guy in front of me was trying to import a side of smoked impala and was arguing about how it was legal. I had a 2oz bag of beef jerky confiscated and the agent apologized and said it was all political about beef jerky from Korea and korea not allowing US beef to be imported at that time. Ended up missing my flight due to an idiot African and a trade war with Korea. African guy was on my later flight minus the bush meat.
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