Hong Kong Bluey: Chinese Ron arrested at border with 276 pornographic DVDs he found in the rubbish


We are indebted this morning to the South China Morning Post, Hong Kong’s newspaper of record, for the news that a gentleman was arrested trying to cross the border into China with a rucksack full of low quality grumble DVDs.

It’s not immediately clear which direction he was travelling, but the discs are now in the hands of the Chinese authorities who – as we speak – are conducting a frame-by-frame analysis of the contents.

Twice.

As for his excuse…

South China Morning Post: Man is forced to point at seized porno DVDs while claiming “I found them in a rubbish bin” as officials already have the latex ready for further searches

Yep. He found them in the rubbish.

Before packing all 276 of them into a rucksack to carry across an international border – presumably because he couldn’t face being parted with his modestly large collection of Gentlemen’s Leisure Entertainment.

Pixel-face here, whose excuse for accidentally trafficking scud is 100% believable, shall henceforth be known as Chinese Ron.

And if you don’t know about Ron, here’s a refresher:

Manchester Evening NewsCouple’s Virgin Media service cut off after somebody hacked into their account and watched porny movies without paying for them. Three times.

Despite a campaign of innuendo, we are certain that Ron is an innocent man, and there is a perfectly logical explanation for this outrage.

Just look at that face, there’s no way he accessed low-quality grumble flicks while the wife was in bed.

And the same goes for Chinese Ron. Of course there’s a logical explanation. He’s just got to think one up first.

And here’s how Ron might have looked in a 1970s advert for cookers.