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***Official "Space Blanket" for Better Call Saul*** (2 Viewers)

I always thought about using a galvanized pipe in a closet or crawlspace not too far from a kitchen or bathroom.   Maybe have it actually anchored on one end (threaded) so that it seems to be legit. 

Now I'll have to come up with another place to hide my hypothetical drugs/money/stolen jewelry/POGS
Like I said, that is a pretty good one.  Likely you stand a good chance in fooling thieves, not so good in fooling cops, but even then it depends on the level of training of the cops.

I like the guys who find I bit of space behind or within electrical panels or subpanels.  Folks have a natural reluctance to mess with those.

 
Please do not be that small time coke dealer who decides to freeze grams in an ice tray of a refrigerator that has an automatic icemaker.  Also we will look in your toilet tanks, in the cat's litter box, in pots with plants growing in them, in spines of books, and in light fixtures-particularly those with fingerprints all over the glass.  Every time we find a new hiding place (often found by the dogs) that place gets added to a training bulletin which circulates to all members of the Department and which gets emphasized again at in service trainings.

Sugarbowls

diaper pails

raw or frozen hamburger

inside slices of bread, in the sliced loaf, in the fridge

any number of paint cans, oil cans, cleaning supplies in the garage or any other items out there such as plasters or putties.

Inside Christmas ornaments
Nacho must have set aside a few hours if he wanted to ensure he would go through the whole list.

 
Nacho must have set aside a few hours if he wanted to ensure he would go through the whole list.
Not really.  The size of what you are hiding, the smell, the potential for dissolving or destruction by liquid, they are pretty good indicators of where to look if you know what you are looking for.  Also people tend to gravitate towards their expertise.  A guy with a garage full of tools is likely to think of construction type hiding places, a guy with a top end stereo or video system may tend to go that direction, couples with pets or kids think, how innocent, who would look there, well the answer is the cops, and bakers or cooks with high end kitchens tend to go there.  People are predictable.  People are also stupid.

I liked the guy who had the fake can of shaving cream and the electric razor.  I liked the college kid with the Pabst Beer Sign, Pabst in his fridge and the "full" Coors light can sitting warm on a shelf.  he was stunned when we examined it.

Here's a hint people, if it is advertised in High times, if it is an internet sensation like credit card knifes or handcuff key bracelets the cops know about it.

 
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Please do not be that small time coke dealer who decides to freeze grams in an ice tray of a refrigerator that has an automatic icemaker.  Also we will look in your toilet tanks, in the cat's litter box, in pots with plants growing in them, in spines of books, and in light fixtures-particularly those with fingerprints all over the glass.  Every time we find a new hiding place (often found by the dogs) that place gets added to a training bulletin which circulates to all members of the Department and which gets emphasized again at in service trainings.

Sugarbowls

diaper pails

raw or frozen hamburger

inside slices of bread, in the sliced loaf, in the fridge

any number of paint cans, oil cans, cleaning supplies in the garage or any other items out there such as plasters or putties.

Inside Christmas ornaments
Go on...

 
Please do not be that small time coke dealer who decides to freeze grams in an ice tray of a refrigerator that has an automatic icemaker.  Also we will look in your toilet tanks, in the cat's litter box, in pots with plants growing in them, in spines of books, and in light fixtures-particularly those with fingerprints all over the glass.  Every time we find a new hiding place (often found by the dogs) that place gets added to a training bulletin which circulates to all members of the Department and which gets emphasized again at in service trainings.

Sugarbowls

diaper pails

raw or frozen hamburger

inside slices of bread, in the sliced loaf, in the fridge

any number of paint cans, oil cans, cleaning supplies in the garage or any other items out there such as plasters or putties.

Inside Christmas ornaments
Is a tin can of coffee safe? What about a re-sealed K-cup? 

 
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Like I said, that is a pretty good one.  Likely you stand a good chance in fooling thieves, not so good in fooling cops, but even then it depends on the level of training of the cops.

I like the guys who find I bit of space behind or within electrical panels or subpanels.  Folks have a natural reluctance to mess with those.
And this is why i just keep all my drugs  out in  the open

 
Please do not be that small time coke dealer who decides to freeze grams in an ice tray of a refrigerator that has an automatic icemaker.  Also we will look in your toilet tanks, in the cat's litter box, in pots with plants growing in them, in spines of books, and in light fixtures-particularly those with fingerprints all over the glass.  Every time we find a new hiding place (often found by the dogs) that place gets added to a training bulletin which circulates to all members of the Department and which gets emphasized again at in service trainings.

Sugarbowls

diaper pails

raw or frozen hamburger

inside slices of bread, in the sliced loaf, in the fridge

any number of paint cans, oil cans, cleaning supplies in the garage or any other items out there such as plasters or putties.

Inside Christmas ornaments
Good stuff here.  Should be its own thread.

 
Special Agent Wonders, where do criminals hide personal amounts of cocaine or marijuana if they are going through border patrol checkpoints? Does inside a peanut butter jar mask the scent from the K-9s?

 
General direction maybe, but the pace of his transformation was organic and not set at a predetermined pace.  It's not just the arc, but we have to get to a Saul that open an office on a strip mall with the garish office with a the Constitution on the wall
I was thinking that he eventually takes over that entire nail salon that he's at.  In one of the views, when he parked outside, it looked familiar.   Or is the nail salon the one he tries to convince the Whites to buy

 
I was thinking that he eventually takes over that entire nail salon that he's at.  In one of the views, when he parked outside, it looked familiar.   Or is the nail salon the one he tries to convince the Whites to buy
It looked like the same strip mall where he sets up his office. Not that many of them don't look the same.

We went to Albuquerque a few years ago and drove around to some of the BB sites. They're all pretty close to each other. Worth doing if anyone gets around there. 

 
Right? Getting people caught up seems pretty standard after a year ....its not like they will do that every episode....people that complain that much probably have a hard time just enjoying things in life
Wife: I don't remember what happened last year.

After the intro: I still don't remember what happened last year.

:wall:

 
Special Agent Wonders, where do criminals hide personal amounts of cocaine or marijuana if they are going through border patrol checkpoints? Does inside a peanut butter jar mask the scent from the K-9s?
Recent trends in cocaine smuggling is to have it in liquid form.  It is often in water bottles, Gatorade bottles and the like for personal amounts or small amounts.  For smugglers of medium amounts it is often in the windshield washer reservoir, and for large amounts pallets of liquids.  Pot, well hidden compartments, floorboards, ceiling liners inside or under insulation lining the hood, inside tires, including spares but could be inside any tire.  Peanut butter or coffee help mask the smell some, but not enough, and frankly the dog's human handler is on high alert when they see or smell those items.

The one I like lately is heroine pressed and processed to look like gravel.  It really is nearly impossible to distinguish it visually.  Smell, weight, texture yes, but visually, nearly perfect.

Oh, please stop putting things in diapers, baby talcum powder cans, in formula, mixed or dry, etc.  Its tacky and cliché.

 
I've seen a lot of it found recently in door panels and hidden compartments under the wheel wells. Generally the drugs are wrapped tightly with electronic tape and the packages are covered in some sort of masking agent. Seeing a lot of commercial truckers getting popped too for hiding it in plain sight amongst their load. 

 
Homer J Simpson said:
3C's said:
Wife: I don't remember what happened last year.

After the intro: I still don't remember what happened last year.

:wall:
Women are the worst. 
Inevitably when the 3 of us (wife, son, and I) are watching a show this always happens too: "wait, can you pause it?" Followed by a question of what happened at some point in the past which is relevant to a current scene. Last night it was "why is he wearing that ring?" I'm also pretty certain she has no idea who Chuck is right now.

 
Inevitably when the 3 of us (wife, son, and I) are watching a show this always happens too: "wait, can you pause it?" Followed by a question of what happened at some point in the past which is relevant to a current scene. Last night it was "why is he wearing that ring?" I'm also pretty certain she has no idea who Chuck is right now.
:lmao:

My wife asked about the ring too. Also didn't remember Ken from BB. Explained both and she was like :shrug:

 
Inevitably when the 3 of us (wife, son, and I) are watching a show this always happens too: "wait, can you pause it?" Followed by a question of what happened at some point in the past which is relevant to a current scene. Last night it was "why is he wearing that ring?" I'm also pretty certain she has no idea who Chuck is right now.
:lmao:

My wife asked about the ring too. Also didn't remember Ken from BB. Explained both and she was like :shrug:
"Hey, KEN WINS!"

"What?!"

 
I excitedly explained Kenwins to my wife and her response was "who cares?"

That kind of stuff isn't for everybody I guess. 

 
Great episode. The only thing I didn't like was Jimmy going back to the same club the day after he scammed Kenwins. Ken could have easily caught him there the next day or could have tipped off the staff. 

 
Leeroy Jenkins said:
Great episode. The only thing I didn't like was Jimmy going back to the same club the day after he scammed Kenwins. Ken could have easily caught him there the next day or could have tipped off the staff. 
He doesn't know he got scammed, just that the St Claire siblings have expensive taste in tequila. He still thinks he's getting their 1.4 million to invest. 

 
Maybe noted above, vanity plate of ex-Mike employer/pill selling/baseball card robbery alibi guy's Hummer, the discrete and keepin it on the down low - PLAYUH. 

 
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It looked like the same strip mall where he sets up his office. Not that many of them don't look the same.

We went to Albuquerque a few years ago and drove around to some of the BB sites. They're all pretty close to each other. Worth doing if anyone gets around there. 
Did this when I was in ABQ for work.  Pretty cool.

 

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