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🍿 Do you remember this peanut?…YES! Like a bad rash or a neighbour’s leaf blower. She's in the news again.

🍿 Do you remember this peanut?…YES! Like a bad rash or a neighbour’s leaf blower. She's in the news again.
🍍 FRUIT PULP MY ARSE: MELBOURNE AIRPORT FINDS 14KG OF NOSE BEERS IN A SMOOTHIE SHIPMENT 🍍
Some absolute peanut thought they’d sneak 14 kilos of cocaine through Melbourne Airport hidden inside fruit pulp, because apparently drug smugglers have now started shopping at bloody Boost Juice.
Border Force officers cracked open the shipment and found 16 suspicious boxes packed tighter than a bloke in skinny jeans at a country pub. Instead of frozen mango chunks, they discovered enough Colombian marching powder to send half the Gold Coast into a three-day techno festival.
Police reckon criminal syndicates are becoming “more creative” with their hiding spots. Creative? Mate, hiding cocaine in fruit pulp isn’t creative. That’s the kind of idea you come up with at 2am after six Bundys and watching Narcos with subtitles off.
You can just imagine the conversation: “Oi Gazza, customs will never suspect the bloody pineapple slurry.” “Genius, mate. Absolute Einstein of crime.”
Meanwhile, poor customs officers now have to inspect every shipment like: “Righto… is this frozen berries or another bag of party powder for nightclub floggers?”
And spare a thought for the poor bloke who genuinely ordered fruit pulp for his café and suddenly had AFP officers kicking the door in while Karen from yoga class screams: “THAT’S WHERE THE MANGO SMOOTHIES COME FROM?!”
Authorities seized the drugs before they hit the streets, which is probably for the best because Australia already has enough cooked units arguing outside kebab shops at 3am without adding another 14 kilos of confidence powder into the mix.
Honestly, if criminals put this much effort into actual jobs, half of them could be tradies by now.