trade or barter American tobacco or whiskey?
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socratesfriend
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trade or barter American tobacco or whiskey?
Hi,
New to the forum.
I will be visiting Amsterdam and Haarlem in mid-October.
Want to know if is worthwhile to bring some American whiskey or American cigarettes for trade or barter?
We are allowed to bring 2 bottles and up to 500 cigarettes.
I do not smoke tobacco nor do I drink whiskey but would bring some if I can trade or barter.
Any information would be helpful.
Thanks
K.
New to the forum.
I will be visiting Amsterdam and Haarlem in mid-October.
Want to know if is worthwhile to bring some American whiskey or American cigarettes for trade or barter?
We are allowed to bring 2 bottles and up to 500 cigarettes.
I do not smoke tobacco nor do I drink whiskey but would bring some if I can trade or barter.
Any information would be helpful.
Thanks
K.
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socratesfriend
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thanks Bifton
Bifton,
Thanks for the reply. Just thought it worth an inquiry. Seems that not all my ideas are great ones...hahaha
Regardless, I am very much looking forward to the trip and enjoying the coffeeshop seen.
At 52 years and a lifetime of enjoying the culture it is really High Time I got to Holland.
Thanks again and peace,
K.
Thanks for the reply. Just thought it worth an inquiry. Seems that not all my ideas are great ones...hahaha
Regardless, I am very much looking forward to the trip and enjoying the coffeeshop seen.
At 52 years and a lifetime of enjoying the culture it is really High Time I got to Holland.
Thanks again and peace,
K.
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socratesfriend
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A&F gear??? WTF???
Thanks for sharing your observations Metal....but designer clothing and other such consumerist silliness is not anything I would venture a gamble on in terms of barter/trade possibilities.
Booze and tobacco were vices that I thought might be cheaper here than there. I have learned it would not be a great idea so I wont bother to carry the extra weight.
Appreciate the input though.
As a side note I am in the NorthEast U.S. as well.
Booze and tobacco were vices that I thought might be cheaper here than there. I have learned it would not be a great idea so I wont bother to carry the extra weight.
Appreciate the input though.
As a side note I am in the NorthEast U.S. as well.
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I don't blame you...I certainly wouldn't want to waste my time with that ridiculousness. Honestly, there's really no need to waste your luggage space with our American commodities. There's plenty of liquor in the 'dam and tobacco is cheap and plentiful. It was an interesting idea on your part, though 
So you're in the Northeast as well, eh? I hope you're enjoying the nice weather that finally arrived today
When were living it up in Amsterdam a little over a week ago we were blessed with perfect weather. It couldn't have gotten warmer than 75° with zero humidity. Upon arriving back in the States, we landed at Philadelphia only to be greeted with a weather report stating that it was 88°!!
We were already pissed about having to come home and this was just an extra kick in the nuts.
So you're in the Northeast as well, eh? I hope you're enjoying the nice weather that finally arrived today
When were living it up in Amsterdam a little over a week ago we were blessed with perfect weather. It couldn't have gotten warmer than 75° with zero humidity. Upon arriving back in the States, we landed at Philadelphia only to be greeted with a weather report stating that it was 88°!!
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LOL you're not allowed to bring firewater to the natives socrates. ( we've already got far too much anyway). Also we haven't any Buffalo pelts to trade with.
I'm in Amsterdam at the same time as you, solo this time so it would be good to meet up with some fellow tokers. Perhaps a m & g could be organised a bit closer to the time.
Peace
Is this your first visit to the Dam?
I'm in Amsterdam at the same time as you, solo this time so it would be good to meet up with some fellow tokers. Perhaps a m & g could be organised a bit closer to the time.
Peace
Is this your first visit to the Dam?
What a long strange trip it is.
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socratesfriend
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will look for a meet and greet post or you can pm me.
likely will be using the 420 to be a sort of base camp. working out from there.
hope we get some October sun!
yes first trip to the Dam and have some very good suggestions where to go.
top of my list to visit:
420 de Kuil
De Dampkring
Katsu
I have some other suggestions too but these are my top 3 picks after talking with friends who have come and reading on the directory.
especially looking forward to a hash menu.
any suggestions?
likely will be using the 420 to be a sort of base camp. working out from there.
hope we get some October sun!
yes first trip to the Dam and have some very good suggestions where to go.
top of my list to visit:
420 de Kuil
De Dampkring
Katsu
I have some other suggestions too but these are my top 3 picks after talking with friends who have come and reading on the directory.
especially looking forward to a hash menu.
any suggestions?
in town then hoping off to haarlem to get some jelly hash i would say 420 would be best location for a meet and greet always had a few spare tables and one of the most chilled laid back coffee shops round. is my 18th trip out taking a few newbies out again and my smoking partner(not gay just someone who doesnt loose it after a couple hours smoking) but ill try to loose the newbies for a meet annd greet and will try to bring a big selection of smokes its mates birthday so getting terminator maybe some Gran Daddy Super Melt hash
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welcome to the forumsocratesfriend wrote:yes first trip to the Dam
How not to get hit by a bike
this document may be found in the excellent S G Collins website recommended by FlyByNite for first-time visitors to amsterdam
imho reading this document is the very most important preparation you can do to ensure your own safety in amsterdam traffic, because being hit by a bicycle could ruin your day ...
if you have already read the document, then thanks, but if not, then please please read before you arrive, and thanks
have a great trip ...
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stuart1976 - i know that as a veteran of amsterdam you know about the dangers of the bicycles, but could you please pass on the link to the bicycle document to the newbies so that they stay safe toostuart1976 wrote:is my 18th trip out taking a few newbies out again
thanks ...
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