Smuggling sand?

[Guest]

Every day, a cyclist crosses the border between France and Germany carrying a bag. Each day they empty out the bag and all there is in the bag is sand. No matter how much customs officials investigate him, they do not know what he is smuggling. Do you? ?

[Guest]

He smuggles either the Bikes or the Bags.

[unreality]

maybe he's smuggling an old building or something?

it could be the bags

[Guest]

He is actually smuggling a new Cycle every time

[Guest]

Can you just give us the answer? Its to hard. I have thought about it and no possible meaning makes sense!

[Guest]

He is smuggling bikes. He brings the sand to throw off the cops.

[Guest]

He's smuggling sand.

[Guest]

Assuming the Customs Officals are not fools and check it is the same bag and bike. And they are not concerned about the sand.

I would say he is smuggling nothing.

He puts the sand in the bag as his return trip is down hill and the added weight increases his speed.

Faster home earlier to the pub.

[Guest]

Assuming the Customs Officals are not fools and check it is the same bag and bike. And they are not concerned about the sand.

I would say he is smuggling nothing.

He puts the sand in the bag as his return trip is down hill and the added weight increases his speed.

Faster home earlier to the pub.

Well technically, if he was smuggling the same type of bike or the same type of bag, the customs agents might have a harder time (unless they were spazzes and DNA checked every single bike or something)

[Guest]

He's smuggling bikes. the sand is only a diversion.

[Guest]

Cocaine.

[Guest]

If he's comming from France, he's smuggling France in Germany... If it's the other way around... Well, you get the point... Might be the minerals in the sand he's looking for.

[Guest]

he is smuggling the bike

[Guest]

Sand,bag,bike,clothes...

Assuming they were thotough in searching HIM there may also be something IN the bike.. to me this was not eliminated

[abhisk]

bikes, i heard this as a joke.

[Guest]

is his bike always the same- or his clothes or maybe he distracts the gaurds and the drug smugglers cycle past....

[Guest]

My question is why sand? What does he use it for?

Is it to balance a weight? To fill a cavity in the bike which he uses to smuggle an item? Or something else?

I bet on something else...

[Guest]

The story like this states a man witha wheel barrow full of manure crosses from mexico to the United states every day. the border patrol dug through the manure everyday in hopes to find what he is smuggling and they find nothing. Turns out, he is smuggling wheel barrows.

I would have to say he is smuggling Bags. or Bikes. or Pedals on the bike, or shifters, or chains. there is too much information to make a distinuished answer.

BTW: RE:Inotstoopid How do they perform that DNA test on the bike? How many pairs of chromosomes do they have? they could possibly check the serial number, that option might be easier and more cost effective.

[Guest]

canabis?

[Guest]

The Bikes

[Guest]

bikes

[Guest]

He is not smuggling sand , although he is smuggling backpacks

[Guest]

Does smuggling bikes / bags make sense? Wouldn't the customs guys noticed if he only had the bike or bag on one direction of his journey?

Is he smuggling himself across? maybe he shouldn't be allowed across the border for some reason but uses the bag of sand as a distraction?

[Guest]

Bicycles

[Guest]

Does smuggling bikes / bags make sense? Wouldn't the customs guys noticed if he only had the bike or bag on one direction of his journey?

Is he smuggling himself across? maybe he shouldn't be allowed across the border for some reason but uses the bag of sand as a distraction?

I originaly heard this as a joke as well. so im guessing it doesnt sound right because you were more meant to be givin the answer rather than this being posed as a question. Maybe worded differently this could be set up to reach only the answer of bicycle. but there are many answers as it is now. he could be smuggling anything on his person.

[Guest]

He smuggles bicycles-right?