Submitted by pulp_thilo t3_123bv13 in Jokes

Customs officer: "Do you have something to declare?"

Man: "No."

Customs officer: "And what do you have in the sack?"

Man: "Sand."

During the check it turns out: actually sand.

Every day for a whole week the man comes with the bike and the sack on the luggage rack. On the eighth day, the customs officer becomes suspicious.

Customs officer: "What do you have in the sack?"

Man: "Just sand."

Customs officer: "Hmm, let's see..."

This time, he sand is sifted. Result: just sand.

The man continues to visit the border every day. Two weeks later, the border guard has enough and sends the sand to the lab. Result: just sand.

After another month of "sand transports", the customs officer can't stand it any longer and asks the man: "I'll give it to you in writing that I won't tell anybody, but you're smuggling something. Please tell me what!"

The man: "Bicycles..."

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padremiadre t1_jdu2dk4 wrote

Situation different, but joke quality still remains the same.

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speculatrix t1_jdu7uop wrote

I've heard minor variants of this joke for decades.

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Gemple t1_jdugeto wrote

Yeah, me too.
When I first heard it, (over 40 years ago) it was sacks of grain and he was smuggling donkeys.

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speculatrix t1_jduhalg wrote

My ancient ancestors told it about great grandpa Thag who was smuggling triceratops by riding them across the border.

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AttilaRS t1_jdvqvsh wrote

Thag? Thag Simmons? Victim of the thagomizer?

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speculatrix t1_jdxjx8e wrote

Well spotted! I was wondering if anyone would pick up on that.

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Gemple t1_je1kk91 wrote

I caught it too. lol
Gotta love a Far Side reference!!

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Someone_pissed t1_je0y61i wrote

That makes more sence, think donkeys were more worth then than bikes now

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hansCT t1_jdwmfti wrote

literally ancient

see Mullah Nasruddin, smuggling donkeys

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elegantwino t1_jdv4tid wrote

Similar to the one about the guy working at the wheelbarrow factory and always took a load of trash out in a wheelbarrow at the end of his shift.

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HepatitvsJ t1_jdviw1m wrote

The first time I ever heard this joke was an old star wars comic where Han Solo was smuggling Corellian corvettes for the Rebels.

Had an Imperial patrol ship escalate the same way and only figured it out on the last one right after he let Han and Chewie go.

Great comic.

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NewStart2023 t1_jduk9o1 wrote

Perry Mason Fan? He tells this joke in an episode

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GospodinOfTorei t1_jdvc9wz wrote

I originally heard this as a story attributed to Nasrudin, and it was made more amusing by the fact that it was camels carrying sand across the desert.

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FalseSpring t1_jdvir4q wrote

In a Spider-Man show (cartoon, 70s) this was wheelbarrows of sawdust.

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cuevobat t1_jdw0hzg wrote

I first heard this joke from a Perry Mason episode.

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