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3 hours ago, Dee Zephyr said:

Awesome to see many offering their barcodes to get other Melbourne supporters to the prelim. Maybe keep one because I found a way to get some of you to Perth. 
We distribute to Dan Murphy’s and BWS all over the country and we ship to WA daily. If you’re not frightened of confined spaces I can hide you in a pallet with an authentic shipping label. PM me. 

Is this serious?

serious question for serious times

 
26 minutes ago, Brownie said:

There was a legendary scam years ago where some fourex delivery drivers would hollow out the middle of pallets of slabs of beer. Take half a dozen out of each pallet, then deliver them to liquor barns. No-one would notice when they were plonked on the store floor as customers would just take the slabs off the pallet.

They were selling the extra slabs from under their house to mates.

3 days across the Nullarbor surrounded by slabs of beer Sounds feasible to me.

Very clever Brownie, might explain why some pallets of beer come with a hollow centre into the warehouse now. 

17 minutes ago, Superunknown said:

Is this serious?

serious question for serious times

 No sorry, just a silly thought. 

Coming out of lurking to say I'm also happy to pass on my barcode to someone in WA. I'm a Redlegs member, so a Category 1 membership with a Grand Final Guarantee.

 

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