Inside a cut-open tennis ball, back in the can, back in the racket bag.
Inside a lump of frozen mince meat
A wise man once said, the best place to hide is where they will not expect it. Like right in the
open.
Inside a pair of old smelly trainers - then put some old smelly socks in too
In a false leg - *warning* cutting off the real leg HURTS but it is so worth it.
Just outside the 4th wall
Inside the bong
inside a computer
Up your Butt
inside old VHS player (where you'd put the tape)
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here
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At your moms house.
In the spare tire underneath your trunk
in a spider hole outside of tikrit
Inside the dashboard of a car
I one hid some Ibuprofin in a dental floss container.
In a music box.
in the front pocket of a shirt hanging in the closet
In your aunt's bee-hive hairdo.
Don't hide anything, just threaten all potential thieves with death. Then kill your wife and
children like Kaiser Sose to prove you're hardcore.
Taped to the blade of a moving fan
inside a cactus. slice it open, deposit your noun in a plastic bag, allow a week for recovery.
inside the heating vent on the floor or in the cold air return on the wall
Taped to the bottom of a fish tank
under the padding in your shoe
under the newspaper in the bird cage
under the coffee pot
under the fridge
inside the decorative vases you cant touch
In a VCR (where you insert tapes)
Inside a vent in the floor, beyond the 90 degree elbow (needs to be small enough to still allow air
flow)
In an empty chapstick pot, such as those in which Carmex or Blistex comes, or inside of an empty
tube of chapstick.
Also, your bra or underwear are tried-and-true hiding spots.
I don't recommend cigarette packs because cops always make you empty them when they search you.
However, underneath the inner soles of your shoes is an ideal location for flat/thin objects.
under the insulation in an unfinished attic
inside of a stuffed animal
inside the never used cassette player on a stereo
inside the shavings catch for a pencil sharpener
In the pockets of clothes you don't usually wear.
Underneath a sharpie cap
UNDER MY DESK
in plain sight
colon
Inside an empty wooden pepper grinder
underneath a loose floorboard
under my cat
in an SAT prep book
in a dictionary
in the locked box in my closet (i've no idea what's in there...)
in a shoebox marked taxes
Under a sofa slip-cover
Outer Space.
Inside an unworn boot or shoe
Behind a wall clock
in your anus
underneath the piece that cranks up in a stick of deodorant
Under the last removable drawer. In some cases you can stack almost the same amount of stuff that
you can have in the actual drawer.
in plain sight
no
Inside the vacuum cleaner (if you are going away for a few days and need to hide your passport, ban
cards, that kind of thing)
Up a tree
I havea secret campartment under my bathroom mirror
Thrust deep into your nether regions.
Inside a false wall above the door in a shallow closet.
in between slices of bread
Make a slit in your foam couch cushions, then put the covering back on.
For hiding your keys outside, put them behind a vacent wasp nest.
In a small attic space (especially if the entrance in in the ceiling of a closet only you use).
inside a linux server
hung just inside the chimney
in the chiller drawer in the fridge
Behind built in appliances, such as dishwashers.
in your ass
in my mouth
slipped into the cover of a pad.
slipped in an ipod cover (while its on the ipod)
inbetween the black plastic part of a jewel case that holds the CD inplace and the back paper label.
in a bag of flour.
inside any E.B white book. because who the hell would willingly open up one of those pieces of shit?
in some unsuspecting stranger's pocket.
in a letter mailed to yourself
taped to the side of an air vent
inside of the box spring below your mattress.
under the plate inside of a turn table
behind the light switch cover
inside of a half eaten box of altoids below a piece of cardboard.
under a deck
in the trash can below the garbage bag.
in a used up glue stick
tape it right below the person's nose.
behind the front of a false drawer, accessed by the drawer below it.
inside of a bass drum
under an infant's car seat
inside/under figurines
in a tub of nesquik. that stuff is gross anyway.
inside of seashells
inside of fort knox
between a retainer and the roof of your mouth
In the back tank of a toilet
in a jar of marmite
standing next to multiple clones
Inside a closet
in a "men in hats" CD case.
In plain view.
in your o-town cd
at the Last House on the Left
in plain sight
the Cayman Islands
Inside of a computer printer, big afro, under the lid of a toilet tank.
Inside a toaster.
no
inside a puppet.
where the batteries should be in a remote control
In plain view...incorporate the item into a work of art and everyone will just assume that it's not
what it looks like or not of value.
True story, my mom hid her jewelry in the bottom of a cheez ball can, you know the big round ones?
She put her jewelry underneath a paper towel, then put the cheese balls back in. I didn't go on
vacation with them one time and decided to clean up. Didn't know this was where she put all her
jewelry and threw it away :(
in the treasure chest in pirhana aquarium
In the hem of a curtain
Under the cat's litter box!
Inside a hollow door.
at the bottom of the dirty laundry
Duct-taped to your chest
In a plastic bag you paid a doctor to surgically implant within your flesh.
Inside a hollowed-out tooth (still in your mouth)
Inside a scooped out jar of peanut butter
In the bread machine!
in a dog or cat
In a beehive hairdo (a popular hiding place for knives when my grandmother was young)
inside a hollow fire extinguisher
Can you hide the list of and links to hiding spots in one of these spots? This article is soooooo
tired.
1. Write down your incredibly secret information, treasure map, true identity, the identity of the
murderer, the whereabouts of the money, or the self-destruct code, onto a thin piece of paper. Use
good dark ink.
2. Put this piece of paper flat against your stretched canvas. Make sure the word-side is pressed
against the canvas, with the blank back-side facing outwards.
3. Paint a masterpiece onto the canvas. Be sure to go right over the paper. Use lots of paint, nice
and thick, to obscure the edges of the paper.
4. Let dry, frame, and hang on the wall above the fireplace! Try not to grow an emotional or
aesthetic attachment to the painting.
In a pile of dirty clothes.
Wow, with all those suggestions I'm surprised the good old Toilet Tank never came up. That's been my
favorite for years (zip lock bag or other water tight container required)
Roll on deodorant - pop the ball out and empty out the deodorant. Put your stuff in there and then
pop the ball back in. Most people assume the ball doesn't even come out.
In a washing powder box fake bottom, top filled with powder
In a strong waterproof container in a septic tank. Who's gonna look there, of all places, for hidden
valuables?
In a weighted waterproof container under a lake or pond.
In a hallowed-out rock.
Inside a gutted-out appliance.
Under a concrete walk slab.
Inside a LEGO brick.
In the crawlspace.
In a birdhouse.
Under/inside the couch.
Under/inside a stack of lumber.
inside a fridge -no, wait, bad idea.
Interior house doors are hollow. Drill through the top down into the hollow. Drop things in
hanging by fishing line from the top.
A hobo's ass
A hookers vagina
Inside a snare drum.
If you don't use your fireplace (and don't EVER plan to), the smokeshelf is a great hiding place.
if you can remove the cover from your mobile/cell phone then you can hide very thin flat items
there.
under the bed
Inside of a mayonnaise jar in your refridgerator..just hope you don't get any hungry thieves!
underneath the pickguard of a guitar
Tylenol / Asprin bottle
Inside the tank of a toilet (In a plastic bag)
Top of a ceiling fan blade
inside a pad (sanitary napkin) all folded up in the plastic sleeve. Ok, take my bag, wallet,
phone... but would you please let me keep the kotex?
inside a big-screen projection TV
You know those plastic/rubber stoppers on the skirting board behind doors that prevent the door
handle from going through the wall if you open it too enthusiastically...inside them!
on top of exposed ductwork in the basement
taped to the back panel of a dresser drawer
taped inside the lid of the cistern of a toilet
In an air-duct in the basement
behind pictures in a picture frame or photo album(good for money because you grab pics if you have
to evacuate the house, then you'll have some cash)
Rob, There was a book "published" in the '80s(?) by a carpenter guy who built hiding spots as a
specialty. I wrote "published" since it was written and illustrated in the most basic fashion
(kind of like the Volkswagen bible)- maybe even self published. I read it in the public library in
Williamstown, NJ in 1995/1996. There were awesome ideas like hanging stuff in hollow core doors,
making hiding spots with a nail "key" which required a magnet to remove the nail to open the board,
hiding spots in outlets, in wall baseboards, mantels, floors, etc.
The best hiding spot I ever saw was in the corner of a set of cheap kitchen cabinets which didn't
extend all the way to the back of the corner. There was a huge open space up in the corner which
could have been used to hide something. Regards, EC, eclewis1@hotmail.com
Rob, There was a book "published" in the '80s(?) by a carpenter guy who built hiding spots as a
specialty. I wrote "published" since it was written and illustrated in the most basic fashion
(kind of like the Volkswagen bible)- maybe even self published. I read it in the public library in
Williamstown, NJ in 1995/1996. There were awesome ideas like hanging stuff in hollow core doors,
making hiding spots with a nail "key" which required a magnet to remove the nail to open the board,
hiding spots in outlets, in wall baseboards, mantels, floors, etc.
The best hiding spot I ever saw was in the corner of a set of cheap kitchen cabinets which didn't
extend all the way to the back of the corner. There was a huge open space up in the corner which
could have been used to hide something. Regards, EC, eclewis1@hotmail.com
in my pocket
between the mattress and box spring
behind a wall clock, between Drives in a PC case, in the water tank of a toilet, inside the
upholstery of a couch/chair, behind a lightswitch wallplate
Hollowed out books. Cheesy and very hollywood-esque, and yet classy and unpredictable.
under the cap of a water bottle
the lint collector in the dryer
in the carcass of a dead animal
colon
in a compartment within a book. the one i have has a glass eye on the side...so it's always
watching...oooo scary!
up my ass
In the back of an electric guitar, where you can get access to the strings.
no, i dont.
inside a bagless vacuum cleaner
Inside of a PC Game box, on a bookshelf
inside a hollow core door
In the yard
Behind signs, shelves, large furniture, etc.
Also, inside old [large] televisions.
no
Inside a pocket inside the collar of a shirt.
I put my stash in a ziploc bag and shove it inside the coscto size jug of mayonaise. I use a pair
of rubber gloves for retrieval or no gloves if I am making sandwiches.
nope
under the cpu chip in a computer
inside the air filter housing of the car, but outside the filter.
It must be sealed due to possible water , but a ziploc bag works great. Accessible in seconds, but
very well ignored.
Ever seen EasyRider? Inside the fuel tank of your chopper!
In the toes of old shoes in your closet
behind the guy thats looking for you
in my armpit
inside the handle of a hairbrush
Inside a TV set.
In this text box. [:)]-|-<
inside a 3-D puzzle
Behind RJ45 ethernet wall drop.
In a jar of peanut butter.
inside a hotel shampoo bottle
in an old computer shell
inside the globe
Inside a dental-floss container. (The plastic panel holding the spool of floss pops out and pops
back into place!)
rolled up inside a faux "dirty" sock left right out in plain view... who's gonna look in a dirty
sock? (unless they do your laundry)
Behind the baseboards.
Inside the curtain rods.
Pull up a section of carpet in the back corner of a closet.
Inside balled-up socks in the sock drawer.
Underneath the bottom drawer in a chest of drawers.
Inside the sleeve notes/lyric booklet of a CD
In an old software box (eg., Win98, tax software, etc..)
In your wife's pee hole cause god knows there's enough romm in there for a KIA Sophia
I have hidden things in -
a child's board game (which no one liked) at the top of the closet,
the CD drive when the computer is off,
paper lanterns hanging from the ceiling,
the bottom of the pointy pencil holder,
an old handheld tape recorder,
behind my largest, driest textbooks...
The hollow inside of the clothes rod in a closet. I used this in middle school.
in plain view
Behind a fake bookcase
in a small black zipper pouch under a dresser
Add a fake hollow book to the local public library. Something with a very unpopular title, like
"Condensed history of Condensed Milk, vol. 1"
in my pants
inside a pencil sharpener, inside a stapler or inside a pen.
Yes I do!
take off the cap of a chain link fence post and you've got yourself an awesome hiding spot for your
valuables.
my pants
Tire wells in the trucks of cars.
Under a patch of insulation in the attic.
behind the pictures in a frame
inside the chamber of a vacuum where the bag is, but not inside the bag itself
on top of / inside the carriage for the motor of a ceiling fan
my roommate and i had a game where we'd hide a dollar bill...try:
taped to the back of posters or framed art
under a bed...preferably taped to the bottom
anywhere it can be rolled up and slid in
behind the carboard cover on a dvd case witht the dvd closed and stacked with others
battery compartment of old cellphones
up your ass
yes
In a kangaroo's pouch
IN YOUR MOM
Baked inside a cake
yeah but I'm not saying where, you doofus!
Inside the end of a flute, where you adjust the tuning.
inside a matress with the opening under the "do not remove" tab
inside a tennis ball
inside a tennis ball
behind the toilet bowl
Inside a vacuum cleaner
Inside a bar of soap
behind a chair
in a closet
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Taped on the bottom of a desk drawer
no
On the front step rolled inside the daily paper
No.
If you find yourself in the unexpected company of an officer of the law (in your home), domed
ceiling light fixtures would be my first hiding spot. 1) They are far too high off the ground for
nosy drug dogs. 2) They can be accessed quite quickly, and the bulbs within them disabled easily.
3) This technique works best with two people; one to answer the door and visit with the officer
outside (and quickly whisper-scream "QUICK HIDE THE SHIT IN THE BATHROOM LIGHT FIXTURE, THERE ARE
10 DEA AGENTS OUTSIDE, HONEY") and one agile person to do the hiding.
in the gas tank
in the back of a PS2
In your anus
if you are moving and playing a last game of hide'n'seek at your area find a large emty bow and go
inside.
inside a chair
Gutted laptop battery.
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Under a rats chin
under the soles of shoes
fake electrical outlet
If you keep the boxes from video games, and put them all in a "Xerox" box, these make excellent
hiding spaces.
Under the mattress. No-one would ever check there.
Any conceiled area of your roommate's. If illiegal, you can claim it's not yours.
if i told you it wouldn't be awesome anymore
inside a cold air intake or furnace vent
sewn into a seam or behind a patch
inside of a stuffed animal
the battery area of an unused gameboy/mobile phone/RC car
test
Inside hollowed-out chess pieces.
Inside a LEGO castle.
Inside a stapler.
inside a gutted marker or highlighter
if a chair or other peice of furnature has zippers... inside there
old deoderant container
old deoderant container
Inside the lip of the top of a closet
Inside a hollow door
Inside of a poped'top axe can, then replace the black spray assembly
a cd/dvd case
cupboard
Under the twist-up deodorant cartridge in a deodorant stick.
folded inside a pair of socks
In an empty makeup compact.
inside the expansion bay of a playstation 2
the inside of an electric guitar
up your ass
beind a tv in a applince store
Video game cases/entire seasons of DVDs (the ones that come in those big boxes.
In a geometry set. no one looks there. believe me.
inside your anus/vagina
If it's a gun, why not use inspiration from the Godfather; behind the tank of a toilet.
Slipped between the back of a picture frame and the picture.
inside metal mop handle, between the 2 layers of leather in a belt, :-) love WAP Tek
inside a globe
inside a cd case
underneith the door mat at the back door of your house
In an empty bottle of fabreeze
Where the cats moved the last laser pointer. I asked them to submit the location, but they just
blinked at me and went away.
In between the bookcases in the public library. You'll have to get a job as a library janitor or
something to get to whatever you're hiding, but no one else will ever find it either.
Inside a book that has had a square chunk of pages carefully cut out of the middle.
Inside tropheys
taped to the top of ceiling fan blades
hanging from a string in a floor vent
taped under the keyboard
in one of those old sports trophies
(the bases screw off)
dig a hole in the yard and cover it with a piece of
plywood and then some turf
inside a goat
inside a matress
in your bum
no
hey i love rowdy male
In a false plug socket
in the back of a PS2
Cut a 4" x 4" square hole in your wall as deep as you need to hold your stuff. Install a fake
double lightswitch cover over it.
I used to keep my porn in an anti-static bag inside an old computer case.
under my pillow
in your ass
in a fake dirty diaper
ALways have a heavy safe in an easy to find spot. Thats the first thing that will be taken and
probably the only thing, since its so heavy. Make sure you do not have a valuables in there
instead have old news paper, old keys, and other unwanted junk
in the back of a playstation 2
taped on the back of a framed picture, or sandwitched between the photo and the backing board
no.
in a empty lightbulb
in the niche between the dresser and wall
Inside a CRT monitor
just inside an un screwed air vent
yea
take out the battery of your psp, hide stuff in there, and put the battery back in when you wnt to
play
in side a marker
in side a marker
in your shoe
A lot of right hand drive cars are also sold left hand drive, there are usually little rubber
blanking gromits where the wipers have been switched over. Pull one out and glue a spare key
underneath.
inside the tape decks of a stereo
In a board of a board game in a box
In a hollowed out candle
Inside the casing of an old (non working) ipod
inside the battery compartment of an alarm clock
in your butt
LISTEN UP YALL, I GOT MY WEED HIDDEN INSIDE MY ALARM CLOCK. MY MOM WENT TO GO CHECK MY ROOM FOR WEED
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LISTEN UP YALL, I GOT MY WEED HIDDEN INSIDE MY ALARM CLOCK. MY MOM WENT TO GO CHECK MY ROOM FOR WEED
AND SHE NEVER FOUND IT. iT WAS A FREADIN DUB SITTIN IN THERE
inside your underwear if your parents search you
in your underwear if your parents search you
Tell me what you guys like to hide, maybe we can become stash buddies
I hide my weed
Behind the kitchen sink
Up my butt:)
yes
Behind a picture in a picture frame
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I love making secret compartments in books. All you need is a thick hardcover book, a box cutter,
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You can hide small things inside a spent 9V battery, too... pry up the edge around the terminal end
and pull the cardboard out. Remove the cells from inside (actually six 'AAAA' batteries), and you
can put whatever you like inside, then replace the 'lid' and fold the casing back down around it.
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In the pockets of hanging clothes.
In an empty box of nails (the kind you pound with a hammer, not the kind you chew)
In the drawer beneath your electrical stove.
In plain sight.
inside a stuffed toy
inside a stuffed toy
im my butthole
in my butthole
in my butthole
Under or in false furnace vent.
Under or in false furnace vent.
in a dvd or vhs movie case
Inside a cut-open tennis ball, back in the can, back in the racket bag.
Inside a lump of frozen mince meat
A wise man once said, the best place to hide is where they will not expect it. Like right in the
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Inside a pair of old smelly trainers - then put some old smelly socks in too
In a false leg - *warning* cutting off the real leg HURTS but it is so worth it.
Just outside the 4th wall
Inside the bong
inside a computer
Up your Butt
inside old VHS player (where you'd put the tape)
This is handy. I'm house-sitting and now I have ideas where to look for stuff.
here
Hahaha thanks for the tips
Hovercraft
At your moms house.
In the spare tire underneath your trunk
in a spider hole outside of tikrit
Inside the dashboard of a car
I one hid some Ibuprofin in a dental floss container.
In a music box.
in the front pocket of a shirt hanging in the closet
In your aunt's bee-hive hairdo.
Don't hide anything, just threaten all potential thieves with death. Then kill your wife and
children like Kaiser Sose to prove you're hardcore.
Taped to the blade of a moving fan
inside a cactus. slice it open, deposit your noun in a plastic bag, allow a week for recovery.
inside the heating vent on the floor or in the cold air return on the wall
Taped to the bottom of a fish tank
under the padding in your shoe
under the newspaper in the bird cage
under the coffee pot
under the fridge
inside the decorative vases you cant touch
In a VCR (where you insert tapes)
Inside a vent in the floor, beyond the 90 degree elbow (needs to be small enough to still allow
air
flow)
In an empty chapstick pot, such as those in which Carmex or Blistex comes, or inside of an empty
tube of chapstick.
Also, your bra or underwear are tried-and-true hiding spots.
I don't recommend cigarette packs because cops always make you empty them when they search you.
However, underneath the inner soles of your shoes is an ideal location for flat/thin objects.
under the insulation in an unfinished attic
inside of a stuffed animal
inside the never used cassette player on a stereo
inside the shavings catch for a pencil sharpener
In the pockets of clothes you don't usually wear.
Underneath a sharpie cap
UNDER MY DESK
in plain sight
colon
Inside an empty wooden pepper grinder
underneath a loose floorboard
under my cat
in an SAT prep book
in a dictionary
in the locked box in my closet (i've no idea what's in there...)
in a shoebox marked taxes
Under a sofa slip-cover
Outer Space.
Inside an unworn boot or shoe
Behind a wall clock
in your anus
underneath the piece that cranks up in a stick of deodorant
Under the last removable drawer. In some cases you can stack almost the same amount of stuff that
you can have in the actual drawer.
in plain sight
no
Inside the vacuum cleaner (if you are going away for a few days and need to hide your passport,
ban
cards, that kind of thing)
Up a tree
I havea secret campartment under my bathroom mirror
Thrust deep into your nether regions.
Inside a false wall above the door in a shallow closet.
in between slices of bread
Make a slit in your foam couch cushions, then put the covering back on.
For hiding your keys outside, put them behind a vacent wasp nest.
In a small attic space (especially if the entrance in in the ceiling of a closet only you use).
inside a linux server
hung just inside the chimney
in the chiller drawer in the fridge
Behind built in appliances, such as dishwashers.
in your ass
in my mouth
slipped into the cover of a pad.
slipped in an ipod cover (while its on the ipod)
inbetween the black plastic part of a jewel case that holds the CD inplace and the back paper
label.
in a bag of flour.
inside any E.B white book. because who the hell would willingly open up one of those pieces of
shit?
in some unsuspecting stranger's pocket.
in a letter mailed to yourself
taped to the side of an air vent
inside of the box spring below your mattress.
under the plate inside of a turn table
behind the light switch cover
inside of a half eaten box of altoids below a piece of cardboard.
under a deck
in the trash can below the garbage bag.
in a used up glue stick
tape it right below the person's nose.
behind the front of a false drawer, accessed by the drawer below it.
inside of a bass drum
under an infant's car seat
inside/under figurines
in a tub of nesquik. that stuff is gross anyway.
inside of seashells
inside of fort knox
between a retainer and the roof of your mouth
In the back tank of a toilet
in a jar of marmite
standing next to multiple clones
Inside a closet
in a "men in hats" CD case.
In plain view.
in your o-town cd
at the Last House on the Left
in plain sight
the Cayman Islands
Inside of a computer printer, big afro, under the lid of a toilet tank.
Inside a toaster.
no
inside a puppet.
where the batteries should be in a remote control
In plain view...incorporate the item into a work of art and everyone will just assume that it's
not
what it looks like or not of value.
True story, my mom hid her jewelry in the bottom of a cheez ball can, you know the big round ones?
She put her jewelry underneath a paper towel, then put the cheese balls back in. I didn't go on
vacation with them one time and decided to clean up. Didn't know this was where she put all her
jewelry and threw it away :(
in the treasure chest in pirhana aquarium
In the hem of a curtain
Under the cat's litter box!
Inside a hollow door.
at the bottom of the dirty laundry
Duct-taped to your chest
In a plastic bag you paid a doctor to surgically implant within your flesh.
Inside a hollowed-out tooth (still in your mouth)
Inside a scooped out jar of peanut butter
In the bread machine!
in a dog or cat
In a beehive hairdo (a popular hiding place for knives when my grandmother was young)
inside a hollow fire extinguisher
Can you hide the list of and links to hiding spots in one of these spots? This article is soooooo
tired.
1. Write down your incredibly secret information, treasure map, true identity, the identity of the
murderer, the whereabouts of the money, or the self-destruct code, onto a thin piece of paper. Use
good dark ink.
2. Put this piece of paper flat against your stretched canvas. Make sure the word-side is pressed
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3. Paint a masterpiece onto the canvas. Be sure to go right over the paper. Use lots of paint,
nice
and thick, to obscure the edges of the paper.
4. Let dry, frame, and hang on the wall above the fireplace! Try not to grow an emotional or
aesthetic attachment to the painting.
In a pile of dirty clothes.
Wow, with all those suggestions I'm surprised the good old Toilet Tank never came up. That's been
my
favorite for years (zip lock bag or other water tight container required)
Roll on deodorant - pop the ball out and empty out the deodorant. Put your stuff in there and then
pop the ball back in. Most people assume the ball doesn't even come out.
In a washing powder box fake bottom, top filled with powder
In a strong waterproof container in a septic tank. Who's gonna look there, of all places, for
hidden
valuables?
In a weighted waterproof container under a lake or pond.
In a hallowed-out rock.
Inside a gutted-out appliance.
Under a concrete walk slab.
Inside a LEGO brick.
In the crawlspace.
In a birdhouse.
Under/inside the couch.
Under/inside a stack of lumber.
inside a fridge -no, wait, bad idea.
Interior house doors are hollow. Drill through the top down into the hollow. Drop things in
hanging by fishing line from the top.
A hobo's ass
A hookers vagina
Inside a snare drum.
If you don't use your fireplace (and don't EVER plan to), the smokeshelf is a great hiding place.
if you can remove the cover from your mobile/cell phone then you can hide very thin flat items
there.
under the bed
Inside of a mayonnaise jar in your refridgerator..just hope you don't get any hungry thieves!
underneath the pickguard of a guitar
Tylenol / Asprin bottle
Inside the tank of a toilet (In a plastic bag)
Top of a ceiling fan blade
inside a pad (sanitary napkin) all folded up in the plastic sleeve. Ok, take my bag, wallet,
phone... but would you please let me keep the kotex?
inside a big-screen projection TV
You know those plastic/rubber stoppers on the skirting board behind doors that prevent the door
handle from going through the wall if you open it too enthusiastically...inside them!
on top of exposed ductwork in the basement
taped to the back panel of a dresser drawer
taped inside the lid of the cistern of a toilet
In an air-duct in the basement
behind pictures in a picture frame or photo album(good for money because you grab pics if you have
to evacuate the house, then you'll have some cash)
Rob, There was a book "published" in the '80s(?) by a carpenter guy who built hiding spots as a
specialty. I wrote "published" since it was written and illustrated in the most basic fashion
(kind of like the Volkswagen bible)- maybe even self published. I read it in the public library
in
Williamstown, NJ in 1995/1996. There were awesome ideas like hanging stuff in hollow core doors,
making hiding spots with a nail "key" which required a magnet to remove the nail to open the
board,
hiding spots in outlets, in wall baseboards, mantels, floors, etc.
The best hiding spot I ever saw was in the corner of a set of cheap kitchen cabinets which didn't
extend all the way to the back of the corner. There was a huge open space up in the corner which
could have been used to hide something. Regards, EC, eclewis1@hotmail.com
Rob, There was a book "published" in the '80s(?) by a carpenter guy who built hiding spots as a
specialty. I wrote "published" since it was written and illustrated in the most basic fashion
(kind of like the Volkswagen bible)- maybe even self published. I read it in the public library
in
Williamstown, NJ in 1995/1996. There were awesome ideas like hanging stuff in hollow core doors,
making hiding spots with a nail "key" which required a magnet to remove the nail to open the
board,
hiding spots in outlets, in wall baseboards, mantels, floors, etc.
The best hiding spot I ever saw was in the corner of a set of cheap kitchen cabinets which didn't
extend all the way to the back of the corner. There was a huge open space up in the corner which
could have been used to hide something. Regards, EC, eclewis1@hotmail.com
in my pocket
between the mattress and box spring
behind a wall clock, between Drives in a PC case, in the water tank of a toilet, inside the
upholstery of a couch/chair, behind a lightswitch wallplate
Hollowed out books. Cheesy and very hollywood-esque, and yet classy and unpredictable.
under the cap of a water bottle
the lint collector in the dryer
in the carcass of a dead animal
colon
in a compartment within a book. the one i have has a glass eye on the side...so it's always
watching...oooo scary!
up my ass
In the back of an electric guitar, where you can get access to the strings.
no, i dont.
inside a bagless vacuum cleaner
Inside of a PC Game box, on a bookshelf
inside a hollow core door
In the yard
Behind signs, shelves, large furniture, etc.
Also, inside old [large] televisions.
no
Inside a pocket inside the collar of a shirt.
I put my stash in a ziploc bag and shove it inside the coscto size jug of mayonaise. I use a pair
of rubber gloves for retrieval or no gloves if I am making sandwiches.
nope
under the cpu chip in a computer
inside the air filter housing of the car, but outside the filter.
It must be sealed due to possible water , but a ziploc bag works great. Accessible in seconds,
but
very well ignored.
Ever seen EasyRider? Inside the fuel tank of your chopper!
In the toes of old shoes in your closet
behind the guy thats looking for you
in my armpit
inside the handle of a hairbrush
Inside a TV set.
In this text box. [:)]-|-<
inside a 3-D puzzle
Behind RJ45 ethernet wall drop.
In a jar of peanut butter.
inside a hotel shampoo bottle
in an old computer shell
inside the globe
Inside a dental-floss container. (The plastic panel holding the spool of floss pops out and pops
back into place!)
rolled up inside a faux "dirty" sock left right out in plain view... who's gonna look in a dirty
sock? (unless they do your laundry)
Behind the baseboards.
Inside the curtain rods.
Pull up a section of carpet in the back corner of a closet.
Inside balled-up socks in the sock drawer.
Underneath the bottom drawer in a chest of drawers.
Inside the sleeve notes/lyric booklet of a CD
In an old software box (eg., Win98, tax software, etc..)
In your wife's pee hole cause god knows there's enough romm in there for a KIA Sophia
I have hidden things in -
a child's board game (which no one liked) at the top of the closet,
the CD drive when the computer is off,
paper lanterns hanging from the ceiling,
the bottom of the pointy pencil holder,
an old handheld tape recorder,
behind my largest, driest textbooks...
The hollow inside of the clothes rod in a closet. I used this in middle school.
in plain view
Behind a fake bookcase
in a small black zipper pouch under a dresser
Add a fake hollow book to the local public library. Something with a very unpopular title, like
"Condensed history of Condensed Milk, vol. 1"
in my pants
inside a pencil sharpener, inside a stapler or inside a pen.
Yes I do!
take off the cap of a chain link fence post and you've got yourself an awesome hiding spot for
your
valuables.
my pants
Tire wells in the trucks of cars.
Under a patch of insulation in the attic.
behind the pictures in a frame
inside the chamber of a vacuum where the bag is, but not inside the bag itself
on top of / inside the carriage for the motor of a ceiling fan
my roommate and i had a game where we'd hide a dollar bill...try:
taped to the back of posters or framed art
under a bed...preferably taped to the bottom
anywhere it can be rolled up and slid in
behind the carboard cover on a dvd case witht the dvd closed and stacked with others
battery compartment of old cellphones
up your ass
yes
In a kangaroo's pouch
IN YOUR MOM
Baked inside a cake
yeah but I'm not saying where, you doofus!
Inside the end of a flute, where you adjust the tuning.
inside a matress with the opening under the "do not remove" tab
inside a tennis ball
inside a tennis ball
behind the toilet bowl
Inside a vacuum cleaner
Inside a bar of soap
behind a chair
in a closet
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Taped on the bottom of a desk drawer
no
On the front step rolled inside the daily paper
No.
If you find yourself in the unexpected company of an officer of the law (in your home), domed
ceiling light fixtures would be my first hiding spot. 1) They are far too high off the ground for
nosy drug dogs. 2) They can be accessed quite quickly, and the bulbs within them disabled easily.
3) This technique works best with two people; one to answer the door and visit with the officer
outside (and quickly whisper-scream "QUICK HIDE THE SHIT IN THE BATHROOM LIGHT FIXTURE, THERE ARE
10 DEA AGENTS OUTSIDE, HONEY") and one agile person to do the hiding.
in the gas tank
in the back of a PS2
In your anus
if you are moving and playing a last game of hide'n'seek at your area find a large emty bow and go
inside.
inside a chair
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In Uranus
Under a rats chin
under the soles of shoes
fake electrical outlet
If you keep the boxes from video games, and put them all in a "Xerox" box, these make excellent
hiding spaces.
Under the mattress. No-one would ever check there.
Any conceiled area of your roommate's. If illiegal, you can claim it's not yours.
if i told you it wouldn't be awesome anymore
inside a cold air intake or furnace vent
sewn into a seam or behind a patch
inside of a stuffed animal
the battery area of an unused gameboy/mobile phone/RC car
test
Inside hollowed-out chess pieces.
Inside a LEGO castle.
Inside a stapler.
inside a gutted marker or highlighter
if a chair or other peice of furnature has zippers... inside there
old deoderant container
old deoderant container
Inside the lip of the top of a closet
Inside a hollow door
Inside of a poped'top axe can, then replace the black spray assembly
a cd/dvd case
cupboard
Under the twist-up deodorant cartridge in a deodorant stick.
folded inside a pair of socks
In an empty makeup compact.
inside the expansion bay of a playstation 2
the inside of an electric guitar
up your ass
beind a tv in a applince store
Video game cases/entire seasons of DVDs (the ones that come in those big boxes.
In a geometry set. no one looks there. believe me.
inside your anus/vagina
If it's a gun, why not use inspiration from the Godfather; behind the tank of a toilet.
Slipped between the back of a picture frame and the picture.
inside metal mop handle, between the 2 layers of leather in a belt, :-) love WAP Tek
inside a globe
inside a cd case
underneith the door mat at the back door of your house
In an empty bottle of fabreeze
Where the cats moved the last laser pointer. I asked them to submit the location, but they just
blinked at me and went away.
In between the bookcases in the public library. You'll have to get a job as a library janitor or
something to get to whatever you're hiding, but no one else will ever find it either.
Inside a book that has had a square chunk of pages carefully cut out of the middle.
Inside tropheys
taped to the top of ceiling fan blades
hanging from a string in a floor vent
taped under the keyboard
in one of those old sports trophies
(the bases screw off)
dig a hole in the yard and cover it with a piece of
plywood and then some turf
inside a goat
inside a matress
in your bum
no
hey i love rowdy male
In a false plug socket
in the back of a PS2
Cut a 4" x 4" square hole in your wall as deep as you need to hold your stuff. Install a fake
double lightswitch cover over it.
I used to keep my porn in an anti-static bag inside an old computer case.
under my pillow
in your ass
in a fake dirty diaper
ALways have a heavy safe in an easy to find spot. Thats the first thing that will be taken and
probably the only thing, since its so heavy. Make sure you do not have a valuables in there
instead have old news paper, old keys, and other unwanted junk
in the back of a playstation 2
taped on the back of a framed picture, or sandwitched between the photo and the backing board
no.
in a empty lightbulb
in the niche between the dresser and wall
Inside a CRT monitor
just inside an un screwed air vent
yea
take out the battery of your psp, hide stuff in there, and put the battery back in when you wnt to
play
in side a marker
in side a marker
in your shoe
A lot of right hand drive cars are also sold left hand drive, there are usually little rubber
blanking gromits where the wipers have been switched over. Pull one out and glue a spare key
underneath.
inside the tape decks of a stereo
In a board of a board game in a box
In a hollowed out candle
Inside the casing of an old (non working) ipod
inside the battery compartment of an alarm clock
in your butt
LISTEN UP YALL, I GOT MY WEED HIDDEN INSIDE MY ALARM CLOCK. MY MOM WENT TO GO CHECK MY ROOM FOR
WEED
AND SHE NEVER FOUND IT. iT WAS A FREADIN DUB SITTIN IN THERE
LISTEN UP YALL, I GOT MY WEED HIDDEN INSIDE MY ALARM CLOCK. MY MOM WENT TO GO CHECK MY ROOM FOR
WEED
AND SHE NEVER FOUND IT. iT WAS A FREADIN DUB SITTIN IN THERE
inside your underwear if your parents search you
in your underwear if your parents search you
Tell me what you guys like to hide, maybe we can become stash buddies
I hide my weed
Behind the kitchen sink
Up my butt:)
yes
Behind a picture in a picture frame
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can put whatever you like inside, then replace the 'lid' and fold the casing back down around it.
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In an empty box of nails (the kind you pound with a hammer, not the kind you chew)
In the drawer beneath your electrical stove.
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inside a stuffed toy
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im my butthole
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inplace and the back paper label. in a bag of flour. inside any E.B white book. because who the
hell would willingly open up one of those pieces of shit? in some unsuspecting stranger's pocket.
in a letter mailed to yourself taped to the side of an air vent inside of the box spring below your
mattress. under the plate inside of a turn table behind the light switch cover inside of a half
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in your o-town cd at the Last House on the Left in plain sight the Cayman Islands Inside of a
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my mom hid her jewelry in the bottom of a cheez ball can, you know the big round ones? She put her
jewelry underneath a paper towel, then put the cheese balls back in. I didn't go on vacation with
them one time and decided to clean up. Didn't know this was where she put all her jewelry and threw
it away :( in the treasure chest in pirhana aquarium In the hem of a curtain Under the cat's litter
box! Inside a hollow door. at the bottom of the dirty laundry Duct-taped to your chest In a plastic
bag you paid a doctor to surgically implant within your flesh. Inside a hollowed-out tooth (still in
your mouth) Inside a scooped out jar of peanut butter In the bread machine! in a dog or cat In a
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onto a thin piece of paper. Use good dark ink. 2. Put this piece of paper flat against your
stretched canvas. Make sure the word-side is pressed against the canvas, with the blank back-side
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lots of paint, nice and thick, to obscure the edges of the paper. 4. Let dry, frame, and hang on
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required) Roll on deodorant - pop the ball out and empty out the deodorant. Put your stuff in there
and then pop the ball back in. Most people assume the ball doesn't even come out. In a washing
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a specialty. I wrote "published" since it was written and illustrated in the most basic fashion
(kind of like the Volkswagen bible)- maybe even self published. I read it in the public library in
Williamstown, NJ in 1995/1996. There were awesome ideas like hanging stuff in hollow core doors,
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ideas like hanging stuff in hollow core doors, making hiding spots with a nail "key" which required
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floors, etc. The best hiding spot I ever saw was in the corner of a set of cheap kitchen cabinets
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In the spare tire underneath your trunk
in a spider hole outside of tikrit
Inside the dashboard of a car
I one hid some Ibuprofin in a dental floss container.
In a music box.
in the front pocket of a shirt hanging in the closet
In your aunt's bee-hive hairdo.
Don't hide anything, just threaten all potential thieves with death. Then kill your wife and
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Taped to the blade of a moving fan
inside a cactus. slice it open, deposit your noun in a plastic bag, allow a week for recovery.
inside the heating vent on the floor or in the cold air return on the wall
Taped to the bottom of a fish tank
under the padding in your shoe
under the newspaper in the bird cage
under the coffee pot
under the fridge
inside the decorative vases you cant touch
In a VCR (where you insert tapes)
Inside a vent in the floor, beyond the 90 degree elbow (needs to be small enough to still allow
air
flow)
In an empty chapstick pot, such as those in which Carmex or Blistex comes, or inside of an empty
tube of chapstick.
Also, your bra or underwear are tried-and-true hiding spots.
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under the insulation in an unfinished attic
inside of a stuffed animal
inside the never used cassette player on a stereo
inside the shavings catch for a pencil sharpener
In the pockets of clothes you don't usually wear.
Underneath a sharpie cap
UNDER MY DESK
in plain sight
colon
Inside an empty wooden pepper grinder
underneath a loose floorboard
under my cat
in an SAT prep book
in a dictionary
in the locked box in my closet (i've no idea what's in there...)
in a shoebox marked taxes
Under a sofa slip-cover
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Behind a wall clock
in your anus
underneath the piece that cranks up in a stick of deodorant
Under the last removable drawer. In some cases you can stack almost the same amount of stuff that
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in plain sight
no
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ban
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I havea secret campartment under my bathroom mirror
Thrust deep into your nether regions.
Inside a false wall above the door in a shallow closet.
in between slices of bread
Make a slit in your foam couch cushions, then put the covering back on.
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hung just inside the chimney
in the chiller drawer in the fridge
Behind built in appliances, such as dishwashers.
in your ass
in my mouth
slipped into the cover of a pad.
slipped in an ipod cover (while its on the ipod)
inbetween the black plastic part of a jewel case that holds the CD inplace and the back paper
label.
in a bag of flour.
inside any E.B white book. because who the hell would willingly open up one of those pieces of
shit?
in some unsuspecting stranger's pocket.
in a letter mailed to yourself
taped to the side of an air vent
inside of the box spring below your mattress.
under the plate inside of a turn table
behind the light switch cover
inside of a half eaten box of altoids below a piece of cardboard.
under a deck
in the trash can below the garbage bag.
in a used up glue stick
tape it right below the person's nose.
behind the front of a false drawer, accessed by the drawer below it.
inside of a bass drum
under an infant's car seat
inside/under figurines
in a tub of nesquik. that stuff is gross anyway.
inside of seashells
inside of fort knox
between a retainer and the roof of your mouth
In the back tank of a toilet
in a jar of marmite
standing next to multiple clones
Inside a closet
in a "men in hats" CD case.
In plain view.
in your o-town cd
at the Last House on the Left
in plain sight
the Cayman Islands
Inside of a computer printer, big afro, under the lid of a toilet tank.
Inside a toaster.
no
inside a puppet.
where the batteries should be in a remote control
In plain view...incorporate the item into a work of art and everyone will just assume that it's
not
what it looks like or not of value.
True story, my mom hid her jewelry in the bottom of a cheez ball can, you know the big round ones?
She put her jewelry underneath a paper towel, then put the cheese balls back in. I didn't go on
vacation with them one time and decided to clean up. Didn't know this was where she put all her
jewelry and threw it away :(
in the treasure chest in pirhana aquarium
In the hem of a curtain
Under the cat's litter box!
Inside a hollow door.
at the bottom of the dirty laundry
Duct-taped to your chest
In a plastic bag you paid a doctor to surgically implant within your flesh.
Inside a hollowed-out tooth (still in your mouth)
Inside a scooped out jar of peanut butter
In the bread machine!
in a dog or cat
In a beehive hairdo (a popular hiding place for knives when my grandmother was young)
inside a hollow fire extinguisher
Can you hide the list of and links to hiding spots in one of these spots? This article is soooooo
tired.
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murderer, the whereabouts of the money, or the self-destruct code, onto a thin piece of paper. Use
good dark ink.
2. Put this piece of paper flat against your stretched canvas. Make sure the word-side is pressed
against the canvas, with the blank back-side facing outwards.
3. Paint a masterpiece onto the canvas. Be sure to go right over the paper. Use lots of paint,
nice
and thick, to obscure the edges of the paper.
4. Let dry, frame, and hang on the wall above the fireplace! Try not to grow an emotional or
aesthetic attachment to the painting.
In a pile of dirty clothes.
Wow, with all those suggestions I'm surprised the good old Toilet Tank never came up. That's been
my
favorite for years (zip lock bag or other water tight container required)
Roll on deodorant - pop the ball out and empty out the deodorant. Put your stuff in there and then
pop the ball back in. Most people assume the ball doesn't even come out.
In a washing powder box fake bottom, top filled with powder
In a strong waterproof container in a septic tank. Who's gonna look there, of all places, for
hidden
valuables?
In a weighted waterproof container under a lake or pond.
In a hallowed-out rock.
Inside a gutted-out appliance.
Under a concrete walk slab.
Inside a LEGO brick.
In the crawlspace.
In a birdhouse.
Under/inside the couch.
Under/inside a stack of lumber.
inside a fridge -no, wait, bad idea.
Interior house doors are hollow. Drill through the top down into the hollow. Drop things in
hanging by fishing line from the top.
A hobo's ass
A hookers vagina
Inside a snare drum.
If you don't use your fireplace (and don't EVER plan to), the smokeshelf is a great hiding place.
if you can remove the cover from your mobile/cell phone then you can hide very thin flat items
there.
under the bed
Inside of a mayonnaise jar in your refridgerator..just hope you don't get any hungry thieves!
underneath the pickguard of a guitar
Tylenol / Asprin bottle
Inside the tank of a toilet (In a plastic bag)
Top of a ceiling fan blade
inside a pad (sanitary napkin) all folded up in the plastic sleeve. Ok, take my bag, wallet,
phone... but would you please let me keep the kotex?
inside a big-screen projection TV
You know those plastic/rubber stoppers on the skirting board behind doors that prevent the door
handle from going through the wall if you open it too enthusiastically...inside them!
on top of exposed ductwork in the basement
taped to the back panel of a dresser drawer
taped inside the lid of the cistern of a toilet
In an air-duct in the basement
behind pictures in a picture frame or photo album(good for money because you grab pics if you have
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Rob, There was a book "published" in the '80s(?) by a carpenter guy who built hiding spots as a
specialty. I wrote "published" since it was written and illustrated in the most basic fashion
(kind of like the Volkswagen bible)- maybe even self published. I read it in the public library
in
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making hiding spots with a nail "key" which required a magnet to remove the nail to open the
board,
hiding spots in outlets, in wall baseboards, mantels, floors, etc.
The best hiding spot I ever saw was in the corner of a set of cheap kitchen cabinets which didn't
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could have been used to hide something. Regards, EC, eclewis1@hotmail.com
Rob, There was a book "published" in the '80s(?) by a carpenter guy who built hiding spots as a
specialty. I wrote "published" since it was written and illustrated in the most basic fashion
(kind of like the Volkswagen bible)- maybe even self published. I read it in the public library
in
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making hiding spots with a nail "key" which required a magnet to remove the nail to open the
board,
hiding spots in outlets, in wall baseboards, mantels, floors, etc.
The best hiding spot I ever saw was in the corner of a set of cheap kitchen cabinets which didn't
extend all the way to the back of the corner. There was a huge open space up in the corner which
could have been used to hide something. Regards, EC, eclewis1@hotmail.com
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between the mattress and box spring
behind a wall clock, between Drives in a PC case, in the water tank of a toilet, inside the
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Hollowed out books. Cheesy and very hollywood-esque, and yet classy and unpredictable.
under the cap of a water bottle
the lint collector in the dryer
in the carcass of a dead animal
colon
in a compartment within a book. the one i have has a glass eye on the side...so it's always
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up my ass
In the back of an electric guitar, where you can get access to the strings.
no, i dont.
inside a bagless vacuum cleaner
Inside of a PC Game box, on a bookshelf
inside a hollow core door
In the yard
Behind signs, shelves, large furniture, etc.
Also, inside old [large] televisions.
no
Inside a pocket inside the collar of a shirt.
I put my stash in a ziploc bag and shove it inside the coscto size jug of mayonaise. I use a pair
of rubber gloves for retrieval or no gloves if I am making sandwiches.
nope
under the cpu chip in a computer
inside the air filter housing of the car, but outside the filter.
It must be sealed due to possible water , but a ziploc bag works great. Accessible in seconds,
but
very well ignored.
Ever seen EasyRider? Inside the fuel tank of your chopper!
In the toes of old shoes in your closet
behind the guy thats looking for you
in my armpit
inside the handle of a hairbrush
Inside a TV set.
In this text box. [:)]-|-<
inside a 3-D puzzle
Behind RJ45 ethernet wall drop.
In a jar of peanut butter.
inside a hotel shampoo bottle
in an old computer shell
inside the globe
Inside a dental-floss container. (The plastic panel holding the spool of floss pops out and pops
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rolled up inside a faux "dirty" sock left right out in plain view... who's gonna look in a dirty
sock? (unless they do your laundry)
Behind the baseboards.
Inside the curtain rods.
Pull up a section of carpet in the back corner of a closet.
Inside balled-up socks in the sock drawer.
Underneath the bottom drawer in a chest of drawers.
Inside the sleeve notes/lyric booklet of a CD
In an old software box (eg., Win98, tax software, etc..)
In your wife's pee hole cause god knows there's enough romm in there for a KIA Sophia
I have hidden things in -
a child's board game (which no one liked) at the top of the closet,
the CD drive when the computer is off,
paper lanterns hanging from the ceiling,
the bottom of the pointy pencil holder,
an old handheld tape recorder,
behind my largest, driest textbooks...
The hollow inside of the clothes rod in a closet. I used this in middle school.
in plain view
Behind a fake bookcase
in a small black zipper pouch under a dresser
Add a fake hollow book to the local public library. Something with a very unpopular title, like
"Condensed history of Condensed Milk, vol. 1"
in my pants
inside a pencil sharpener, inside a stapler or inside a pen.
Yes I do!
take off the cap of a chain link fence post and you've got yourself an awesome hiding spot for
your
valuables.
my pants
Tire wells in the trucks of cars.
Under a patch of insulation in the attic.
behind the pictures in a frame
inside the chamber of a vacuum where the bag is, but not inside the bag itself
on top of / inside the carriage for the motor of a ceiling fan
my roommate and i had a game where we'd hide a dollar bill...try:
taped to the back of posters or framed art
under a bed...preferably taped to the bottom
anywhere it can be rolled up and slid in
behind the carboard cover on a dvd case witht the dvd closed and stacked with others
battery compartment of old cellphones
up your ass
yes
In a kangaroo's pouch
IN YOUR MOM
Baked inside a cake
yeah but I'm not saying where, you doofus!
Inside the end of a flute, where you adjust the tuning.
inside a matress with the opening under the "do not remove" tab
inside a tennis ball
inside a tennis ball
behind the toilet bowl
Inside a vacuum cleaner
Inside a bar of soap
behind a chair
in a closet
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no
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in the back of a PS2
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If you keep the boxes from video games, and put them all in a "Xerox" box, these make excellent
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Under the mattress. No-one would ever check there.
Any conceiled area of your roommate's. If illiegal, you can claim it's not yours.
if i told you it wouldn't be awesome anymore
inside a cold air intake or furnace vent
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inside of a stuffed animal
the battery area of an unused gameboy/mobile phone/RC car
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Inside hollowed-out chess pieces.
Inside a LEGO castle.
Inside a stapler.
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if a chair or other peice of furnature has zippers... inside there
old deoderant container
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Inside the lip of the top of a closet
Inside a hollow door
Inside of a poped'top axe can, then replace the black spray assembly
a cd/dvd case
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the inside of an electric guitar
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beind a tv in a applince store
Video game cases/entire seasons of DVDs (the ones that come in those big boxes.
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no.
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2. Put this piece of paper flat against your stretched canvas. Make sure the word-side is pressed
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published. I read it in the public library in Williamstown, NJ in 1995/1996. There were awesome
ideas like hanging stuff in hollow core doors, making hiding spots with a nail "key" which required
a magnet to remove the nail to open the board, hiding spots in outlets, in wall baseboards, mantels,
floors, etc. The best hiding spot I ever saw was in the corner of a set of cheap kitchen cabinets
which didn't extend all the way to the back of the corner. There was a huge open space up in the
corner which could have been used to hide something. Regards, EC, eclewis1@hotmail.com Rob, There
was a book "published" in the '80s(?) by a carpenter guy who built hiding spots as a specialty. I
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2. Put this piece of paper flat against your stretched canvas. Make sure the word-side is pressed
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published. I read it in the public library in Williamstown, NJ in 1995/1996. There were awesome
ideas like hanging stuff in hollow core doors, making hiding spots with a nail "key" which required
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floors, etc. The best hiding spot I ever saw was in the corner of a set of cheap kitchen cabinets
which didn't extend all the way to the back of the corner. There was a huge open space up in the
corner which could have been used to hide something. Regards, EC, eclewis1@hotmail.com Rob, There
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outlets, in wall baseboards, mantels, floors, etc. The best hiding spot I ever saw was in the
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2. Put this piece of paper flat against your stretched canvas. Make sure the word-side is pressed
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ideas like hanging stuff in hollow core doors, making hiding spots with a nail "key" which required
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floors, etc. The best hiding spot I ever saw was in the corner of a set of cheap kitchen cabinets
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outlets, in wall baseboards, mantels, floors, etc. The best hiding spot I ever saw was in the
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hammer, not the kind you chew) In the drawer beneath your electrical stove. In plain sight. inside
a stuffed toy inside a stuffed toy im my butthole in my butthole in my butthole Under or in false
furnace vent. Under or in false furnace vent. in a dvd or vhs movie case
Inside a lump of frozen mince meat
A wise man once said, the best place to hide is where they will not expect it. Like right in the
open.
Inside a pair of old smelly trainers - then put some old smelly socks in too
In a false leg - *warning* cutting off the real leg HURTS but it is so worth it.
Just outside the 4th wall
Inside the bong
inside a computer
Up your Butt
inside old VHS player (where you'd put the tape)
This is handy. I'm house-sitting and now I have ideas where to look for stuff.
here
Hahaha thanks for the tips
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At your moms house.
In the spare tire underneath your trunk
in a spider hole outside of tikrit
Inside the dashboard of a car
I one hid some Ibuprofin in a dental floss container.
In a music box.
in the front pocket of a shirt hanging in the closet
In your aunt's bee-hive hairdo.
Don't hide anything, just threaten all potential thieves with death. Then kill your wife and
children like Kaiser Sose to prove you're hardcore.
Taped to the blade of a moving fan
inside a cactus. slice it open, deposit your noun in a plastic bag, allow a week for recovery.
inside the heating vent on the floor or in the cold air return on the wall
Taped to the bottom of a fish tank
under the padding in your shoe
under the newspaper in the bird cage
under the coffee pot
under the fridge
inside the decorative vases you cant touch
In a VCR (where you insert tapes)
Inside a vent in the floor, beyond the 90 degree elbow (needs to be small enough to still allow
air
flow)
In an empty chapstick pot, such as those in which Carmex or Blistex comes, or inside of an empty
tube of chapstick.
Also, your bra or underwear are tried-and-true hiding spots.
I don't recommend cigarette packs because cops always make you empty them when they search you.
However, underneath the inner soles of your shoes is an ideal location for flat/thin objects.
under the insulation in an unfinished attic
inside of a stuffed animal
inside the never used cassette player on a stereo
inside the shavings catch for a pencil sharpener
In the pockets of clothes you don't usually wear.
Underneath a sharpie cap
UNDER MY DESK
in plain sight
colon
Inside an empty wooden pepper grinder
underneath a loose floorboard
under my cat
in an SAT prep book
in a dictionary
in the locked box in my closet (i've no idea what's in there...)
in a shoebox marked taxes
Under a sofa slip-cover
Outer Space.
Inside an unworn boot or shoe
Behind a wall clock
in your anus
underneath the piece that cranks up in a stick of deodorant
Under the last removable drawer. In some cases you can stack almost the same amount of stuff that
you can have in the actual drawer.
in plain sight
no
Inside the vacuum cleaner (if you are going away for a few days and need to hide your passport,
ban
cards, that kind of thing)
Up a tree
I havea secret campartment under my bathroom mirror
Thrust deep into your nether regions.
Inside a false wall above the door in a shallow closet.
in between slices of bread
Make a slit in your foam couch cushions, then put the covering back on.
For hiding your keys outside, put them behind a vacent wasp nest.
In a small attic space (especially if the entrance in in the ceiling of a closet only you use).
inside a linux server
hung just inside the chimney
in the chiller drawer in the fridge
Behind built in appliances, such as dishwashers.
in your ass
in my mouth
slipped into the cover of a pad.
slipped in an ipod cover (while its on the ipod)
inbetween the black plastic part of a jewel case that holds the CD inplace and the back paper
label.
in a bag of flour.
inside any E.B white book. because who the hell would willingly open up one of those pieces of
shit?
in some unsuspecting stranger's pocket.
in a letter mailed to yourself
taped to the side of an air vent
inside of the box spring below your mattress.
under the plate inside of a turn table
behind the light switch cover
inside of a half eaten box of altoids below a piece of cardboard.
under a deck
in the trash can below the garbage bag.
in a used up glue stick
tape it right below the person's nose.
behind the front of a false drawer, accessed by the drawer below it.
inside of a bass drum
under an infant's car seat
inside/under figurines
in a tub of nesquik. that stuff is gross anyway.
inside of seashells
inside of fort knox
between a retainer and the roof of your mouth
In the back tank of a toilet
in a jar of marmite
standing next to multiple clones
Inside a closet
in a "men in hats" CD case.
In plain view.
in your o-town cd
at the Last House on the Left
in plain sight
the Cayman Islands
Inside of a computer printer, big afro, under the lid of a toilet tank.
Inside a toaster.
no
inside a puppet.
where the batteries should be in a remote control
In plain view...incorporate the item into a work of art and everyone will just assume that it's
not
what it looks like or not of value.
True story, my mom hid her jewelry in the bottom of a cheez ball can, you know the big round ones?
She put her jewelry underneath a paper towel, then put the cheese balls back in. I didn't go on
vacation with them one time and decided to clean up. Didn't know this was where she put all her
jewelry and threw it away :(
in the treasure chest in pirhana aquarium
In the hem of a curtain
Under the cat's litter box!
Inside a hollow door.
at the bottom of the dirty laundry
Duct-taped to your chest
In a plastic bag you paid a doctor to surgically implant within your flesh.
Inside a hollowed-out tooth (still in your mouth)
Inside a scooped out jar of peanut butter
In the bread machine!
in a dog or cat
In a beehive hairdo (a popular hiding place for knives when my grandmother was young)
inside a hollow fire extinguisher
Can you hide the list of and links to hiding spots in one of these spots? This article is soooooo
tired.
1. Write down your incredibly secret information, treasure map, true identity, the identity of the
murderer, the whereabouts of the money, or the self-destruct code, onto a thin piece of paper. Use
good dark ink.
2. Put this piece of paper flat against your stretched canvas. Make sure the word-side is pressed
against the canvas, with the blank back-side facing outwards.
3. Paint a masterpiece onto the canvas. Be sure to go right over the paper. Use lots of paint,
nice
and thick, to obscure the edges of the paper.
4. Let dry, frame, and hang on the wall above the fireplace! Try not to grow an emotional or
aesthetic attachment to the painting.
In a pile of dirty clothes.
Wow, with all those suggestions I'm surprised the good old Toilet Tank never came up. That's been
my
favorite for years (zip lock bag or other water tight container required)
Roll on deodorant - pop the ball out and empty out the deodorant. Put your stuff in there and then
pop the ball back in. Most people assume the ball doesn't even come out.
In a washing powder box fake bottom, top filled with powder
In a strong waterproof container in a septic tank. Who's gonna look there, of all places, for
hidden
valuables?
In a weighted waterproof container under a lake or pond.
In a hallowed-out rock.
Inside a gutted-out appliance.
Under a concrete walk slab.
Inside a LEGO brick.
In the crawlspace.
In a birdhouse.
Under/inside the couch.
Under/inside a stack of lumber.
inside a fridge -no, wait, bad idea.
Interior house doors are hollow. Drill through the top down into the hollow. Drop things in
hanging by fishing line from the top.
A hobo's ass
A hookers vagina
Inside a snare drum.
If you don't use your fireplace (and don't EVER plan to), the smokeshelf is a great hiding place.
if you can remove the cover from your mobile/cell phone then you can hide very thin flat items
there.
under the bed
Inside of a mayonnaise jar in your refridgerator..just hope you don't get any hungry thieves!
underneath the pickguard of a guitar
Tylenol / Asprin bottle
Inside the tank of a toilet (In a plastic bag)
Top of a ceiling fan blade
inside a pad (sanitary napkin) all folded up in the plastic sleeve. Ok, take my bag, wallet,
phone... but would you please let me keep the kotex?
inside a big-screen projection TV
You know those plastic/rubber stoppers on the skirting board behind doors that prevent the door
handle from going through the wall if you open it too enthusiastically...inside them!
on top of exposed ductwork in the basement
taped to the back panel of a dresser drawer
taped inside the lid of the cistern of a toilet
In an air-duct in the basement
behind pictures in a picture frame or photo album(good for money because you grab pics if you have
to evacuate the house, then you'll have some cash)
Rob, There was a book "published" in the '80s(?) by a carpenter guy who built hiding spots as a
specialty. I wrote "published" since it was written and illustrated in the most basic fashion
(kind of like the Volkswagen bible)- maybe even self published. I read it in the public library
in
Williamstown, NJ in 1995/1996. There were awesome ideas like hanging stuff in hollow core doors,
making hiding spots with a nail "key" which required a magnet to remove the nail to open the
board,
hiding spots in outlets, in wall baseboards, mantels, floors, etc.
The best hiding spot I ever saw was in the corner of a set of cheap kitchen cabinets which didn't
extend all the way to the back of the corner. There was a huge open space up in the corner which
could have been used to hide something. Regards, EC, eclewis1@hotmail.com
Rob, There was a book "published" in the '80s(?) by a carpenter guy who built hiding spots as a
specialty. I wrote "published" since it was written and illustrated in the most basic fashion
(kind of like the Volkswagen bible)- maybe even self published. I read it in the public library
in
Williamstown, NJ in 1995/1996. There were awesome ideas like hanging stuff in hollow core doors,
making hiding spots with a nail "key" which required a magnet to remove the nail to open the
board,
hiding spots in outlets, in wall baseboards, mantels, floors, etc.
The best hiding spot I ever saw was in the corner of a set of cheap kitchen cabinets which didn't
extend all the way to the back of the corner. There was a huge open space up in the corner which
could have been used to hide something. Regards, EC, eclewis1@hotmail.com
in my pocket
between the mattress and box spring
behind a wall clock, between Drives in a PC case, in the water tank of a toilet, inside the
upholstery of a couch/chair, behind a lightswitch wallplate
Hollowed out books. Cheesy and very hollywood-esque, and yet classy and unpredictable.
under the cap of a water bottle
the lint collector in the dryer
in the carcass of a dead animal
colon
in a compartment within a book. the one i have has a glass eye on the side...so it's always
watching...oooo scary!
up my ass
In the back of an electric guitar, where you can get access to the strings.
no, i dont.
inside a bagless vacuum cleaner
Inside of a PC Game box, on a bookshelf
inside a hollow core door
In the yard
Behind signs, shelves, large furniture, etc.
Also, inside old [large] televisions.
no
Inside a pocket inside the collar of a shirt.
I put my stash in a ziploc bag and shove it inside the coscto size jug of mayonaise. I use a pair
of rubber gloves for retrieval or no gloves if I am making sandwiches.
nope
under the cpu chip in a computer
inside the air filter housing of the car, but outside the filter.
It must be sealed due to possible water , but a ziploc bag works great. Accessible in seconds,
but
very well ignored.
Ever seen EasyRider? Inside the fuel tank of your chopper!
In the toes of old shoes in your closet
behind the guy thats looking for you
in my armpit
inside the handle of a hairbrush
Inside a TV set.
In this text box. [:)]-|-<
inside a 3-D puzzle
Behind RJ45 ethernet wall drop.
In a jar of peanut butter.
inside a hotel shampoo bottle
in an old computer shell
inside the globe
Inside a dental-floss container. (The plastic panel holding the spool of floss pops out and pops
back into place!)
rolled up inside a faux "dirty" sock left right out in plain view... who's gonna look in a dirty
sock? (unless they do your laundry)
Behind the baseboards.
Inside the curtain rods.
Pull up a section of carpet in the back corner of a closet.
Inside balled-up socks in the sock drawer.
Underneath the bottom drawer in a chest of drawers.
Inside the sleeve notes/lyric booklet of a CD
In an old software box (eg., Win98, tax software, etc..)
In your wife's pee hole cause god knows there's enough romm in there for a KIA Sophia
I have hidden things in -
a child's board game (which no one liked) at the top of the closet,
the CD drive when the computer is off,
paper lanterns hanging from the ceiling,
the bottom of the pointy pencil holder,
an old handheld tape recorder,
behind my largest, driest textbooks...
The hollow inside of the clothes rod in a closet. I used this in middle school.
in plain view
Behind a fake bookcase
in a small black zipper pouch under a dresser
Add a fake hollow book to the local public library. Something with a very unpopular title, like
"Condensed history of Condensed Milk, vol. 1"
in my pants
inside a pencil sharpener, inside a stapler or inside a pen.
Yes I do!
take off the cap of a chain link fence post and you've got yourself an awesome hiding spot for
your
valuables.
my pants
Tire wells in the trucks of cars.
Under a patch of insulation in the attic.
behind the pictures in a frame
inside the chamber of a vacuum where the bag is, but not inside the bag itself
on top of / inside the carriage for the motor of a ceiling fan
my roommate and i had a game where we'd hide a dollar bill...try:
taped to the back of posters or framed art
under a bed...preferably taped to the bottom
anywhere it can be rolled up and slid in
behind the carboard cover on a dvd case witht the dvd closed and stacked with others
battery compartment of old cellphones
up your ass
yes
In a kangaroo's pouch
IN YOUR MOM
Baked inside a cake
yeah but I'm not saying where, you doofus!
Inside the end of a flute, where you adjust the tuning.
inside a matress with the opening under the "do not remove" tab
inside a tennis ball
inside a tennis ball
behind the toilet bowl
Inside a vacuum cleaner
Inside a bar of soap
behind a chair
in a closet
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Taped on the bottom of a desk drawer
no
On the front step rolled inside the daily paper
No.
If you find yourself in the unexpected company of an officer of the law (in your home), domed
ceiling light fixtures would be my first hiding spot. 1) They are far too high off the ground for
nosy drug dogs. 2) They can be accessed quite quickly, and the bulbs within them disabled easily.
3) This technique works best with two people; one to answer the door and visit with the officer
outside (and quickly whisper-scream "QUICK HIDE THE SHIT IN THE BATHROOM LIGHT FIXTURE, THERE ARE
10 DEA AGENTS OUTSIDE, HONEY") and one agile person to do the hiding.
in the gas tank
in the back of a PS2
In your anus
if you are moving and playing a last game of hide'n'seek at your area find a large emty bow and go
inside.
inside a chair
Gutted laptop battery.
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In Uranus
Under a rats chin
under the soles of shoes
fake electrical outlet
If you keep the boxes from video games, and put them all in a "Xerox" box, these make excellent
hiding spaces.
Under the mattress. No-one would ever check there.
Any conceiled area of your roommate's. If illiegal, you can claim it's not yours.
if i told you it wouldn't be awesome anymore
inside a cold air intake or furnace vent
sewn into a seam or behind a patch
inside of a stuffed animal
the battery area of an unused gameboy/mobile phone/RC car
test
Inside hollowed-out chess pieces.
Inside a LEGO castle.
Inside a stapler.
inside a gutted marker or highlighter
if a chair or other peice of furnature has zippers... inside there
old deoderant container
old deoderant container
Inside the lip of the top of a closet
Inside a hollow door
Inside of a poped'top axe can, then replace the black spray assembly
a cd/dvd case
cupboard
Under the twist-up deodorant cartridge in a deodorant stick.
folded inside a pair of socks
In an empty makeup compact.
inside the expansion bay of a playstation 2
the inside of an electric guitar
up your ass
beind a tv in a applince store
Video game cases/entire seasons of DVDs (the ones that come in those big boxes.
In a geometry set. no one looks there. believe me.
inside your anus/vagina
If it's a gun, why not use inspiration from the Godfather; behind the tank of a toilet.
Slipped between the back of a picture frame and the picture.
inside metal mop handle, between the 2 layers of leather in a belt, :-) love WAP Tek
inside a globe
inside a cd case
underneith the door mat at the back door of your house
In an empty bottle of fabreeze
Where the cats moved the last laser pointer. I asked them to submit the location, but they just
blinked at me and went away.
In between the bookcases in the public library. You'll have to get a job as a library janitor or
something to get to whatever you're hiding, but no one else will ever find it either.
Inside a book that has had a square chunk of pages carefully cut out of the middle.
Inside tropheys
taped to the top of ceiling fan blades
hanging from a string in a floor vent
taped under the keyboard
in one of those old sports trophies
(the bases screw off)
dig a hole in the yard and cover it with a piece of
plywood and then some turf
inside a goat
inside a matress
in your bum
no
hey i love rowdy male
In a false plug socket
in the back of a PS2
Cut a 4" x 4" square hole in your wall as deep as you need to hold your stuff. Install a fake
double lightswitch cover over it.
I used to keep my porn in an anti-static bag inside an old computer case.
under my pillow
in your ass
in a fake dirty diaper
ALways have a heavy safe in an easy to find spot. Thats the first thing that will be taken and
probably the only thing, since its so heavy. Make sure you do not have a valuables in there
instead have old news paper, old keys, and other unwanted junk
in the back of a playstation 2
taped on the back of a framed picture, or sandwitched between the photo and the backing board
no.
in a empty lightbulb
in the niche between the dresser and wall
Inside a CRT monitor
just inside an un screwed air vent
yea
take out the battery of your psp, hide stuff in there, and put the battery back in when you wnt to
play
in side a marker
in side a marker
in your shoe
A lot of right hand drive cars are also sold left hand drive, there are usually little rubber
blanking gromits where the wipers have been switched over. Pull one out and glue a spare key
underneath.
inside the tape decks of a stereo
In a board of a board game in a box
In a hollowed out candle
Inside the casing of an old (non working) ipod
inside the battery compartment of an alarm clock
in your butt
LISTEN UP YALL, I GOT MY WEED HIDDEN INSIDE MY ALARM CLOCK. MY MOM WENT TO GO CHECK MY ROOM FOR
WEED
AND SHE NEVER FOUND IT. iT WAS A FREADIN DUB SITTIN IN THERE
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AND SHE NEVER FOUND IT. iT WAS A FREADIN DUB SITTIN IN THERE
inside your underwear if your parents search you
in your underwear if your parents search you
Tell me what you guys like to hide, maybe we can become stash buddies
I hide my weed
Behind the kitchen sink
Up my butt:)
yes
Behind a picture in a picture frame
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In an empty box of nails (the kind you pound with a hammer, not the kind you chew)
In the drawer beneath your electrical stove.
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inside a stuffed toy
inside a stuffed toy
im my butthole
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ideas like hanging stuff in hollow core doors, making hiding spots with a nail "key" which required
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floors, etc. The best hiding spot I ever saw was in the corner of a set of cheap kitchen cabinets
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pair of old smelly trainers - then put some old smelly socks in too In a false leg - *warning*
cutting off the real leg HURTS but it is so worth it. Just outside the 4th wall Inside the bong
inside a computer Up your Butt inside old VHS player (where you'd put the tape) This is handy. I'm
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tikrit Inside the dashboard of a car I one hid some Ibuprofin in a dental floss container. In a
music box. in the front pocket of a shirt hanging in the closet In your aunt's bee-hive hairdo.
Don't hide anything, just threaten all potential thieves with death. Then kill your wife and
children like Kaiser Sose to prove you're hardcore. Taped to the blade of a moving fan inside a
cactus. slice it open, deposit your noun in a plastic bag, allow a week for recovery. inside the
heating vent on the floor or in the cold air return on the wall Taped to the bottom of a fish tank
under the padding in your shoe under the newspaper in the bird cage under the coffee pot under the
fridge inside the decorative vases you cant touch In a VCR (where you insert tapes) Inside a vent
in the floor, beyond the 90 degree elbow (needs to be small enough to still allow air flow) In an
empty chapstick pot, such as those in which Carmex or Blistex comes, or inside of an empty tube of
chapstick. Also, your bra or underwear are tried-and-true hiding spots. I don't recommend cigarette
packs because cops always make you empty them when they search you. However, underneath the inner
soles of your shoes is an ideal location for flat/thin objects. under the insulation in an
unfinished attic inside of a stuffed animal inside the never used cassette player on a stereo
inside the shavings catch for a pencil sharpener In the pockets of clothes you don't usually wear.
Underneath a sharpie cap UNDER MY DESK in plain sight colon Inside an empty wooden pepper grinder
underneath a loose floorboard under my cat in an SAT prep book in a dictionary in the locked box in
my closet (i've no idea what's in there...) in a shoebox marked taxes Under a sofa slip-cover Outer
Space. Inside an unworn boot or shoe Behind a wall clock in your anus underneath the piece that
cranks up in a stick of deodorant Under the last removable drawer. In some cases you can stack
almost the same amount of stuff that you can have in the actual drawer. in plain sight no Inside
the vacuum cleaner (if you are going away for a few days and need to hide your passport, ban cards,
that kind of thing) Up a tree I havea secret campartment under my bathroom mirror Thrust deep into
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bread Make a slit in your foam couch cushions, then put the covering back on. For hiding your keys
outside, put them behind a vacent wasp nest. In a small attic space (especially if the entrance in
in the ceiling of a closet only you use). inside a linux server hung just inside the chimney in the
chiller drawer in the fridge Behind built in appliances, such as dishwashers. in your ass in my
mouth slipped into the cover of a pad. slipped in an ipod cover (while its on the ipod) inbetween
the black plastic part of a jewel case that holds the CD inplace and the back paper label. in a bag
of flour. inside any E.B white book. because who the hell would willingly open up one of those
pieces of shit? in some unsuspecting stranger's pocket. in a letter mailed to yourself taped to the
side of an air vent inside of the box spring below your mattress. under the plate inside of a turn
table behind the light switch cover inside of a half eaten box of altoids below a piece of
cardboard. under a deck in the trash can below the garbage bag. in a used up glue stick tape it
right below the person's nose. behind the front of a false drawer, accessed by the drawer below it.
inside of a bass drum under an infant's car seat inside/under figurines in a tub of nesquik. that
stuff is gross anyway. inside of seashells inside of fort knox between a retainer and the roof of
your mouth In the back tank of a toilet in a jar of marmite standing next to multiple clones Inside
a closet in a "men in hats" CD case. In plain view. in your o-town cd at the Last House on the Left
in plain sight the Cayman Islands Inside of a computer printer, big afro, under the lid of a toilet
tank. Inside a toaster. no inside a puppet. where the batteries should be in a remote control In
plain view...incorporate the item into a work of art and everyone will just assume that it's not
what it looks like or not of value. True story, my mom hid her jewelry in the bottom of a cheez
ball can, you know the big round ones? She put her jewelry underneath a paper towel, then put the
cheese balls back in. I didn't go on vacation with them one time and decided to clean up. Didn't
know this was where she put all her jewelry and threw it away :( in the treasure chest in pirhana
aquarium In the hem of a curtain Under the cat's litter box! Inside a hollow door. at the bottom of
the dirty laundry Duct-taped to your chest In a plastic bag you paid a doctor to surgically implant
within your flesh. Inside a hollowed-out tooth (still in your mouth) Inside a scooped out jar of
peanut butter In the bread machine! in a dog or cat In a beehive hairdo (a popular hiding place for
knives when my grandmother was young) inside a hollow fire extinguisher Can you hide the list of and
links to hiding spots in one of these spots? This article is soooooo tired. 1. Write down your
incredibly secret information, treasure map, true identity, the identity of the murderer, the
whereabouts of the money, or the self-destruct code, onto a thin piece of paper. Use good dark ink.
2. Put this piece of paper flat against your stretched canvas. Make sure the word-side is pressed
against the canvas, with the blank back-side facing outwards. 3. Paint a masterpiece onto the
canvas. Be sure to go right over the paper. Use lots of paint, nice and thick, to obscure the edges
of the paper. 4. Let dry, frame, and hang on the wall above the fireplace! Try not to grow an
emotional or aesthetic attachment to the painting. In a pile of dirty clothes. Wow, with all those
suggestions I'm surprised the good old Toilet Tank never came up. That's been my favorite for years
(zip lock bag or other water tight container required) Roll on deodorant - pop the ball out and
empty out the deodorant. Put your stuff in there and then pop the ball back in. Most people assume
the ball doesn't even come out. In a washing powder box fake bottom, top filled with powder In a
strong waterproof container in a septic tank. Who's gonna look there, of all places, for hidden
valuables? In a weighted waterproof container under a lake or pond. In a hallowed-out rock. Inside
a gutted-out appliance. Under a concrete walk slab. Inside a LEGO brick. In the crawlspace. In a
birdhouse. Under/inside the couch. Under/inside a stack of lumber. inside a fridge -no, wait, bad
idea. Interior house doors are hollow. Drill through the top down into the hollow. Drop things in
hanging by fishing line from the top. A hobo's ass A hookers vagina Inside a snare drum. If you
don't use your fireplace (and don't EVER plan to), the smokeshelf is a great hiding place. if you
can remove the cover from your mobile/cell phone then you can hide very thin flat items there.
under the bed Inside of a mayonnaise jar in your refridgerator..just hope you don't get any hungry
thieves! underneath the pickguard of a guitar Tylenol / Asprin bottle Inside the tank of a toilet
(In a plastic bag) Top of a ceiling fan blade inside a pad (sanitary napkin) all folded up in the
plastic sleeve. Ok, take my bag, wallet, phone... but would you please let me keep the kotex?
inside a big-screen projection TV You know those plastic/rubber stoppers on the skirting board
behind doors that prevent the door handle from going through the wall if you open it too
enthusiastically...inside them! on top of exposed ductwork in the basement taped to the back panel
of a dresser drawer taped inside the lid of the cistern of a toilet In an air-duct in the basement
behind pictures in a picture frame or photo album(good for money because you grab pics if you have
to evacuate the house, then you'll have some cash) Rob, There was a book "published" in the '80s(?)
by a carpenter guy who built hiding spots as a specialty. I wrote "published" since it was written
and illustrated in the most basic fashion (kind of like the Volkswagen bible)- maybe even self
published. I read it in the public library in Williamstown, NJ in 1995/1996. There were awesome
ideas like hanging stuff in hollow core doors, making hiding spots with a nail "key" which required
a magnet to remove the nail to open the board, hiding spots in outlets, in wall baseboards, mantels,
floors, etc. The best hiding spot I ever saw was in the corner of a set of cheap kitchen cabinets
which didn't extend all the way to the back of the corner. There was a huge open space up in the
corner which could have been used to hide something. Regards, EC, eclewis1@hotmail.com Rob, There
was a book "published" in the '80s(?) by a carpenter guy who built hiding spots as a specialty. I
wrote "published" since it was written and illustrated in the most basic fashion (kind of like the
Volkswagen bible)- maybe even self published. I read it in the public library in Williamstown, NJ
in 1995/1996. There were awesome ideas like hanging stuff in hollow core doors, making hiding spots
with a nail "key" which required a magnet to remove the nail to open the board, hiding spots in
outlets, in wall baseboards, mantels, floors, etc. The best hiding spot I ever saw was in the
corner of a set of cheap kitchen cabinets which didn't extend all the way to the back of the
corner. There was a huge open space up in the corner which could have been used to hide something.
Regards, EC, eclewis1@hotmail.com in my pocket between the mattress and box spring behind a wall
clock, between Drives in a PC case, in the water tank of a toilet, inside the upholstery of a
couch/chair, behind a lightswitch wallplate Hollowed out books. Cheesy and very hollywood-esque,
and yet classy and unpredictable. under the cap of a water bottle the lint collector in the dryer
in the carcass of a dead animal colon in a compartment within a book. the one i have has a glass
eye on the side...so it's always watching...oooo scary! up my ass In the back of an electric
guitar, where you can get access to the strings. no, i dont. inside a bagless vacuum cleaner Inside
of a PC Game box, on a bookshelf inside a hollow core door In the yard Behind signs, shelves, large
furniture, etc. Also, inside old [large] televisions. no Inside a pocket inside the collar of a
shirt. I put my stash in a ziploc bag and shove it inside the coscto size jug of mayonaise. I use a
pair of rubber gloves for retrieval or no gloves if I am making sandwiches. nope under the cpu chip
in a computer inside the air filter housing of the car, but outside the filter. It must be sealed
due to possible water , but a ziploc bag works great. Accessible in seconds, but very well ignored.
Ever seen EasyRider? Inside the fuel tank of your chopper! In the toes of old shoes in your closet
behind the guy thats looking for you in my armpit inside the handle of a hairbrush Inside a TV set.
In this text box. [:)]-|-< inside a 3-D puzzle Behind RJ45 ethernet wall drop. In a jar of peanut
butter. inside a hotel shampoo bottle in an old computer shell inside the globe Inside a
dental-floss container. (The plastic panel holding the spool of floss pops out and pops back into
place!) rolled up inside a faux "dirty" sock left right out in plain view... who's gonna look in a
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section of carpet in the back corner of a closet. Inside balled-up socks in the sock drawer.
Underneath the bottom drawer in a chest of drawers. Inside the sleeve notes/lyric booklet of a CD
In an old software box (eg., Win98, tax software, etc..) In your wife's pee hole cause god knows
there's enough romm in there for a KIA Sophia I have hidden things in - a child's board game (which
no one liked) at the top of the closet, the CD drive when the computer is off, paper lanterns
hanging from the ceiling, the bottom of the pointy pencil holder, an old handheld tape recorder,
behind my largest, driest textbooks... The hollow inside of the clothes rod in a closet. I used
this in middle school. in plain view Behind a fake bookcase in a small black zipper pouch under a
dresser Add a fake hollow book to the local public library. Something with a very unpopular title,
like "Condensed history of Condensed Milk, vol. 1" in my pants inside a pencil sharpener, inside a
stapler or inside a pen. Yes I do! take off the cap of a chain link fence post and you've got
yourself an awesome hiding spot for your valuables. my pants Tire wells in the trucks of cars.
Under a patch of insulation in the attic. behind the pictures in a frame inside the chamber of a
vacuum where the bag is, but not inside the bag itself on top of / inside the carriage for the
motor of a ceiling fan my roommate and i had a game where we'd hide a dollar bill...try: taped to
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rolled up and slid in behind the carboard cover on a dvd case witht the dvd closed and stacked with
others battery compartment of old cellphones up your ass yes In a kangaroo's pouch IN YOUR MOM Baked
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If you find yourself in the unexpected company of an officer of the law (in your home), domed
ceiling light fixtures would be my first hiding spot. 1) They are far too high off the ground for
nosy drug dogs. 2) They can be accessed quite quickly, and the bulbs within them disabled easily.
3) This technique works best with two people; one to answer the door and visit with the officer
outside (and quickly whisper-scream "QUICK HIDE THE SHIT IN THE BATHROOM LIGHT FIXTURE, THERE ARE
10 DEA AGENTS OUTSIDE, HONEY") and one agile person to do the hiding. in the gas tank in the back
of a PS2 In your anus if you are moving and playing a last game of hide'n'seek at your area find a
large emty bow and go inside. inside a chair Gutted laptop battery.
h Under a rats chin under the soles of shoes fake electrical outlet If you keep the boxes from
video games, and put them all in a "Xerox" box, these make excellent hiding spaces. Under the
mattress. No-one would ever check there. Any conceiled area of your roommate's. If illiegal, you
can claim it's not yours. if i told you it wouldn't be awesome anymore inside a cold air intake or
furnace vent sewn into a seam or behind a patch inside of a stuffed animal the battery area of an
unused gameboy/mobile phone/RC car test Inside hollowed-out chess pieces. Inside a LEGO castle.
Inside a stapler. inside a gutted marker or highlighter if a chair or other peice of furnature has
zippers... inside there old deoderant container old deoderant container Inside the lip of the top
of a closet Inside a hollow door Inside of a poped'top axe can, then replace the black spray
assembly a cd/dvd case cupboard Under the twist-up deodorant cartridge in a deodorant stick. folded
inside a pair of socks In an empty makeup compact. inside the expansion bay of a playstation 2 the
inside of an electric guitar up your ass beind a tv in a applince store Video game cases/entire
seasons of DVDs (the ones that come in those big boxes. In a geometry set. no one looks there.
believe me. inside your anus/vagina If it's a gun, why not use inspiration from the Godfather;
behind the tank of a toilet. Slipped between the back of a picture frame and the picture. inside
metal mop handle, between the 2 layers of leather in a belt, :-) love WAP Tek inside a globe inside
a cd case underneith the door mat at the back door of your house In an empty bottle of fabreeze
Where the cats moved the last laser pointer. I asked them to submit the location, but they just
blinked at me and went away. In between the bookcases in the public library. You'll have to get a
job as a library janitor or something to get to whatever you're hiding, but no one else will ever
find it either. Inside a book that has had a square chunk of pages carefully cut out of the middle.
Inside tropheys taped to the top of ceiling fan blades hanging from a string in a floor vent taped
under the keyboard in one of those old sports trophies (the bases screw off) dig a hole in the yard
and cover it with a piece of plywood and then some turf inside a goat inside a matress in your bum
no hey i love rowdy male In a false plug socket in the back of a PS2 Cut a 4" x 4" square hole in
your wall as deep as you need to hold your stuff. Install a fake double lightswitch cover over it.
I used to keep my porn in an anti-static bag inside an old computer case. under my pillow in your
ass in a fake dirty diaper ALways have a heavy safe in an easy to find spot. Thats the first thing
that will be taken and probably the only thing, since its so heavy. Make sure you do not have a
valuables in there instead have old news paper, old keys, and other unwanted junk in the back of a
playstation 2 taped on the back of a framed picture, or sandwitched between the photo and the
backing board no. in a empty lightbulb in the niche between the dresser and wall Inside a CRT
monitor just inside an un screwed air vent yea take out the battery of your psp, hide stuff in
there, and put the battery back in when you wnt to play in side a marker in side a marker in your
shoe A lot of right hand drive cars are also sold left hand drive, there are usually little rubber
blanking gromits where the wipers have been switched over. Pull one out and glue a spare key
underneath. inside the tape decks of a stereo In a board of a board game in a box In a hollowed out
candle Inside the casing of an old (non working) ipod inside the battery compartment of an alarm
clock in your butt LISTEN UP YALL, I GOT MY WEED HIDDEN INSIDE MY ALARM CLOCK. MY MOM WENT TO GO
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hammer, not the kind you chew) In the drawer beneath your electrical stove. In plain sight. inside
a stuffed toy inside a stuffed toy im my butthole in my butthole in my butthole Under or in false
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Are you looking for my tuna sandwich
inside of a model car
inside of a model car
in the toilet
behind my or yourself
in between the inner tube and tyre on a bike
in a box of small sweets
in the mouse
in a window
shutup
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inside an old computer/monitor
in a old televison
In the spare battery slot on the bottom of your laptop
inside a pencil shrapener
inside a pencil sharpenal
in the back of an underwear drawer
in the airvent
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In a garbage can (false bottom if needed)
bottom of the litter box
return vent
Rectum
I once read an article online where you take a new electrical outlet box, and put it in the wall,
but instead of screwing the outlet in, use two nails and no one will see anything different, just
an outlet...yet you can pull it away to get your stuff.
in a pile of junk
some drawers you can pull out and put them under the drawer
in the end of an old shoe in your closet
taped in one of those secret pockets of most guy walets
taped in one of those secret pockets of most guy walets
in a cell phone pocket of your backpack
in the inside of your pillow case
under the battery in your cell phone
Taped under your matres
between a hanging picture frame picture and the wood backin
In the box of the 10,000,000 piece puzzle, or whatever game no one will touch for centuries to come.
crawl space of your house
in an emptied out lighter
behind an electrical outlet plate, beside the wiring
in your sphinktor and in behind your two big front tee-..... balls.
under your tongue
in a box labeled "secrets"
in a jar labeled "drugs"
in a slightly larger box labiad "secrets"
in a colored pencil
in your enlarged tumor
underneath a lava lamp with no light bulb in it
in a snotty rag
in your boyfriend's peehole
in a snake
in yardstick
in your keyboard
in your large ring
in your nostrils
in my underwear
Inside a computer's CPU.
ina cows butthole
in heating vent
inside stereo speakers - they are full of air.
inside stereo speakers - they are full of air.
IN you'r wallet!!
Under drawers
up your ass
In the bottom of your hamper
In a axe can by taking off the plastic cap an cutting a hole in it an snapping it back on
In your wives knickers or bras.
in the middle of a cake
inside of a trophy
In the space for your back up battery in an alarm clock
In the tubes of toilet paper
Rolled up in a retractable window shade
Rolled up in a retractable window shade
In a DVD case
In a 3D puzzle
In my sphincter
under a car
Inside the Hard drive slot on a playstation that you do not use (must be empty)
In the Lower Tract
unscrewed vents, pushed back
in the cubboard
in the inside of a car
in a stuffed animal
in a cd case
In a plastic bag in the toilet's cistern.
inside a spice jar
inside the casing of a larger phone charger
Yes, absolutely.
in upholstery
underneieth a brick
underneieth or inside a fake brick
Mixed in a thousand kilo of sand
envelope taped under desks
in a dick
in a person dats not playin
Under the mattress.
in a pair of socks
inside your pillow or mattress
In a hollowed-out book.
In a rolled up pair of socks in a drawer
Inside a knot hole on a tree.
Taped to the underside of a car\'s fender.
Inside an old pair of boots/shoes.
taped to the underside of a draw
behind a radiator.
ox no need to gut just take off the lid
In a garbage can
in the \"kickspace\" underneath kitchen cabinets
In the folded up mattress of a hide-a-bed couch
in a pile of folded blankets, in a blanket
inside the lining underneath the tongue of a padded shoe
Inside the toilet paper roll holder spring.
Inside the back of old style playstatinon two extension jack
inside the applicator replacing where the tampon should be
Inside of a computer tower
Inside of a computer tower
Inside the cavity of an interior door
Inside a closet coat hanger rod
under the sea
Inside the floor, (2nd floor/ raised house)
in my butt
in the printer
under ur beds mattress
inside the couch
inside a stuffed animal
Inside an opaque cup in a cabinet
Under a floorboard, in a water-tight jar in a pond, behind a picture frame, under a mattrice
Name five places were you can hide
IN HOUSES
hollowed out couch cushion
inside a painting hung on the wall
In a stuffed animal
Above a bathroom fan
we are not mice!!
in a sharks mouth
the great white tiolet
in your ass
In someones belly button.
Any of these hiding spots, but in your local abandoned building.
Get a sitck of deoderent and take out the stick, chop about an inch of the top and put it back over
in a sink cabinet
in a closet or back yard with a fence
taped to the top af your closet
In the can
in your ass
a closet
a closet or inside a toilet
In your sock drawer
Inside a fake light bulb
Yes! Inside the crawlspace! When you open the door/hatch/whatever opening you may have, have your
body on the outside the house and put your arm in and up where the floor joists are with the palm of
your hand facing you. Oftentimes there is a little ledge there that will protect all kinds of
little trinkets. In every house I\'ve owned I\'ve put in an eyehook there to stow away my extra set
of keys.
One time I sold a car on craigslist. The guy showed up with $11,500 in cash instead of a cashiers
check. It was kinda hard to turn down, especially since it was less that 24 hours since I had
posted the ad and I got my full asking price. I made the deal and sent him on his way. It was a
Saturday evening so the bank was closed, and I didn\'t live in the best area of town then. And I
wasn\'t comfortable pushing that much cashing into the ATM deposit slot, so I tucked the cash away
in a small fireproof container. I grabbed some tools and the box and set off into to the crawlspace
to act like I was doing some work, only to turn around once I was in and tuck away my new-found
riches. It sat there undisturbed and I never gave it a second thought.
Trust me, best hiding spot ever for a variety of reasons. First of all, plenty of people are
creeped out by basements, crawlspaces, or other dark, musty places, so that keeps all the chickens
out. Second, once you go into the crawlspace to poke around you still don\'t see the hiding space
above and at the back of your head. And lastly, as you are coming out, the only thing anyone ever
focuses on is the wide open door that leads to fresh air, not the tiny ledge that sits 12 inches
above their head.
I\'ve got a couple more but those are revealed in my will, so I doubt my kids would want those
given away.
Yes! Inside the crawlspace! When you open the door/hatch/whatever opening you may have, have your
body on the outside the house and put your arm in and up where the floor joists are with the palm of
your hand facing you. Oftentimes there is a little ledge there that will protect all kinds of
little trinkets. In every house I\'ve owned I\'ve put in an eyehook there to stow away my extra set
of keys.
One time I sold a car on craigslist. The guy showed up with $11,500 in cash instead of a cashiers
check. It was kinda hard to turn down, especially since it was less that 24 hours since I had
posted the ad and I got my full asking price. I made the deal and sent him on his way. It was a
Saturday evening so the bank was closed, and I didn\'t live in the best area of town then. And I
wasn\'t comfortable pushing that much cashing into the ATM deposit slot, so I tucked the cash away
in a small fireproof container. I grabbed some tools and the box and set off into to the crawlspace
to act like I was doing some work, only to turn around once I was in and tuck away my new-found
riches. It sat there undisturbed and I never gave it a second thought.
Trust me, best hiding spot ever for a variety of reasons. First of all, plenty of people are
creeped out by basements, crawlspaces, or other dark, musty places, so that keeps all the chickens
out. Second, once you go into the crawlspace to poke around you still don\'t see the hiding space
above and at the back of your head. And lastly, as you are coming out, the only thing anyone ever
focuses on is the wide open door that leads to fresh air, not the tiny ledge that sits 12 inches
above their head.
I\'ve got a couple more but those are revealed in my will, so I doubt my kids would want those
given away.
in a broken t.v
In a aircondition
In a aircondition
inside a tree
Inside a picture frame
In the frame base of an inroning board.
In the frame base of an ironing board.
In an empty deodorant container
inside of shoes in the toes
inside a laundry hamper, underneath a fake bottom covered with dirty laundry
inside a laundry hamper, underneath a fake bottom covered with dirty laundry
inside a innie belly button
In the crevice of your ass
removable hard drive spot in the back of a ps2
Inside old food boxes (e.g. cereal or lasagne sheets)
Inside a clock\'s mechanism space
Inside a computer desk
Up your dogs backside
Inside a small waterproof container and buried in the gravel of the fishtank
In a walk-in freezer, wrapped in hot foodstuffs.
in a closet
dog ear
under a candle
In an empty or partially empty gas can.
In the back of a PS2, where the hard disk add-on was supposed to go.
in the laundery basket
A battery backup for a desktop computer.
in boxes in the garage
in your vacuum cleaner bag
on the back of a bass guitar, there is a plate, screw off the plate and it is a cavity with like 4
wires.
In the lining under a box-spring
In the lining under a box-spring
Under a table with chairs around it (neatly)
behind the couch
inside the tv screen
you know one of those boxes where it looks like there is something inside but there really isn't
because of some mirrors or something? Use that in a fish tank and you have half of the fish tank to
hide stuff in.
Rubix cube. when you solve it, it opens and reveals whats inside
Inside a plug socket
in a floor vent
Extra Harddrive space in a ps
In a pool
Behind the photo in a photo frame
In your asshole
nowhere
IN THE CLOTHES HAMPER COVERED BY DIRTY CLOTHES