the other big idea was...botox...anyway nobody ever comment this news :) a cow with a botox ass, exploded while pushing the water on the toilet, because of the air pressure of high altitudes...anyway its the best hidden place...

welcome back to war...(there was confusion with styrofoam and foam only, I was thinking on the type of packaging textile we have it all around) ...anyway, you can wear that as underwear, and you can bring an old x ray nitrocellulose based film with you...if you compressed as much as you can, inside a glass tube, than you drop this potassium nitrate and silver nitrate pencil, and give it fire...

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welcome back to war! this is very important, I repeat times to times...it seems portuguese asshools don't know how to put the monaria in paranoia...as you see the x ray detector at the frontier, detects here drugs, because it using color contrast also...that the most fluorescent cover it is, the more doesn't leave prints ...anyway, to sabotage the x ray, you only need to cover up the goods, with an old x ray photo ...that has a particulary special film, and an image printed, that unfocused the reading of the object

Good morning! welcome back to war! Back to yesterday's subject , crossing the metal detector...1. its impossible to beat magnetism poles with a metal insulator, if not seen the electron position 2 the electrons position go horizontal 3 metal that can defeat magnetism print reading like NiFe (nickel iron, or Invar) depend on the temperature 4 then we must conclude to defeat Curie temperature, than guns would be transported in cryogenic freezers.5 However, if the transportation is inside an hexagonal box (cage) with a metal insulator, the electrons poles stay confused. Conclusion, you will need a specific transport scheme box. Anyway, here's the most common faraday cage available, the door of the microwaves stoves (are you seeing the hexagons?) :