Border police seize 46 kilos of cannabis

The van had Dutch license plates, and its driver and passenger were Dutch citizens, said the statement.B92


Even my grandmother would suspect cannabis in that van.

Their timing was just bad. During "Exit" the trains are packed with booze and grass. Few times had bad luck to travel on such trains from BP to BG. Pretty disgusting to say the least.

Talked to the border guards about their opinion... all they say "majmok"/"majmuni" about such "tourists". It's considered very-very uncool here. Not just "grass" but even excessive drinking.

Talked to the border guards about their opinion... all they say "majmok"/"majmuni" about such "tourists". It's considered very-very uncool here. Not just "grass" but even excessive drinking.
(Ataman, 19 March 2010 13:36)

Those two were big "majmok's"- obviously.

If they wanted quadruple amount of that at specific country it was necessary:

To rent a "tall" old house for 9 months (like babies), change lock and buy some electrics- rest is "ground free" today.. "Feed" and turn upside down for 15 days - traditionally, that's it.

They would leave like gentleman leaving 5000 euros "on the table" for the house owner - to clean up the mess.

All investment??

LESSER THAN "WHITE" VAN.

And they would make a new friend, even.., the house owner- for the future.

BUT, this is a bad profession, on the end of the story.

The van had Dutch license plates, and its driver and passenger were Dutch citizens, said the statement.B92


Even my grandmother would suspect cannabis in that van.

Their timing was just bad. During "Exit" the trains are packed with booze and grass. Few times had bad luck to travel on such trains from BP to BG. Pretty disgusting to say the least.

Talked to the border guards about their opinion... all they say "majmok"/"majmuni" about such "tourists". It's considered very-very uncool here. Not just "grass" but even excessive drinking.

Talked to the border guards about their opinion... all they say "majmok"/"majmuni" about such "tourists". It's considered very-very uncool here. Not just "grass" but even excessive drinking.
(Ataman, 19 March 2010 13:36)

Those two were big "majmok's"- obviously.

If they wanted quadruple amount of that at specific country it was necessary:

To rent a "tall" old house for 9 months (like babies), change lock and buy some electrics- rest is "ground free" today.. "Feed" and turn upside down for 15 days - traditionally, that's it.

They would leave like gentleman leaving 5000 euros "on the table" for the house owner - to clean up the mess.

All investment??

LESSER THAN "WHITE" VAN.

And they would make a new friend, even.., the house owner- for the future.

BUT, this is a bad profession, on the end of the story.