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No, I'm not kidding. When I say the khukuri is deeply ingrained in the culture of Nepal I really mean it. Here is a bottle of khukuri rum.
Funny story to go with this. When I was bringing this bottle and three others like it back to the US I stopped in Japan. Going through airport security at Narita these bottles x-rayed as the real thing. Four Japanese security guards were on me in seconds. When they inspected my carry-on and discovered the "khukuris" were bottles of rum they all broke up.
Bill
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Funny story to go with this. When I was bringing this bottle and three others like it back to the US I stopped in Japan. Going through airport security at Narita these bottles x-rayed as the real thing. Four Japanese security guards were on me in seconds. When they inspected my carry-on and discovered the "khukuris" were bottles of rum they all broke up.
Bill
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