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Missing Amsterdam

Posted: Fri 2nd May 2008 08:33 am
by Caligula
Once you are there it is a curse. You will only dream to be there every night. I have been bitten 6 times. Now I have to lead a regular life of trying to make money and all that.

Posted: Fri 2nd May 2008 10:50 am
by sh@dy
indeed man!

Posted: Fri 2nd May 2008 01:20 pm
by Ash333
emigrate!

Posted: Fri 2nd May 2008 04:21 pm
by Boner
I miss Amsterdam as soon as I'm on my way back to the airport.

Posted: Fri 2nd May 2008 04:51 pm
by Bhang Buddie
Ask for 'political asylum' when you arrive (in Neder) and say that your country wants to put you in jail and brainwash you :lol: . Who knows, it might even werk :lol:

Posted: Fri 2nd May 2008 05:23 pm
by Ash333
can I claim that as a brit who smokes weed they want to lock me up if I go back home? im an asylum seeker! do I get a free house like in the uk?

Posted: Fri 2nd May 2008 05:26 pm
by Bhang Buddie
When I lived in the 'Dam we had a squat and that was free :D

Posted: Mon 5th May 2008 05:50 pm
by truckerclart
i miss it that much that me the wife and the kids moving lock stock and smoking apparatus to the north of holland,as soon as the house sells that is,

Posted: Mon 5th May 2008 06:34 pm
by Bhang Buddie
I have just 3 years to go 'til I 'retire' then, as we're EU city-zens, I can claim my state pension ANYWHERE within the EU :wink:
I am indeed a happy bunny :D rent out the house here, move to Holland, live next to a canal which has a coffee shop (must be one somewhere :? ) etc., etc., etc. :lol: Bom Shiva

Amsterdam, a Place called HOME.

Posted: Fri 6th Jun 2008 06:40 pm
by Kingsp4de
i've been back from the Dam since November 27th of 2007, an Since that day, I can't stop thinking about Amsterdam. Such a Perfect city compared 2 anything out here in the States.. Great city, Great ppl, an a Great culture. Def. Can't wait till Cannabis Cup 08!!!! ima smoke so much chocolope from the grey area lol.. an let's not forget, the rokerij sour diesel... Mmmmmm

Posted: Fri 6th Jun 2008 08:20 pm
by Boner
After my latest trip (20 something in total) I think I'm done with Amsterdam, I do plan on visiting the Netherlands in the future but I'm going south to Maastricht next.

Posted: Sat 7th Jun 2008 04:37 am
by Szyslack
Boner wrote:After my latest trip (20 something in total) I think I'm done with Amsterdam, I do plan on visiting the Netherlands in the future but I'm going south to Maastricht next.
Is that because you've seen it all or was it something on that trip that made the cup tip over?

I left June 1st

Posted: Sat 7th Jun 2008 05:14 am
by Savvy
oh Amsterdam my lover
I came to you for my first time and you were gentle at first
as gentle as I wanted you to be until I begged for more

and you were rough. deliciously rough.

You showed me your many personalities and made me love them all.
Is it better to have known you and left you than to have never known you at all?
Dam you have destroyed me. you have ruined me for all others. I am useless.

(....call me!!!!)


Savvy Jones

Posted: Sat 7th Jun 2008 08:20 am
by Dave J
Boner wrote:After my latest trip (20 something in total) I think I'm done with Amsterdam, I do plan on visiting the Netherlands in the future but I'm going south to Maastricht next.
A very good point you have there. I mean, will there be a time when you feel there is noting in Amsterdam for you any longer as you have simply put been there that many times that there is nothing new to see?.

With my 6th trip coming up this year I've been having the same thoughts. The biggest pull for me in Amsterdam is the coffeeshops of cause. Sure there is the RLD, but as I dont do any of the ladies there that in itself would never be a deciding factor on going to Amsterdam from even the first trip.

But I do love the scenery and looking round the fine city. Amsterdam certainly has a pull on you that most other places I've been to fail to have.

But the price of beer(not that I have to drink the beer of cause) and food etc and the poor exchange rate for going there these days may well price me out of going again for many years after this trip if ever at all again. As each and every trip has always left me needing a larger budget per day than the previous trip.

And with the changes in the coffeeshops via the smoking ban and all that. Would Amsterdam be anything like the same place 2 years from now as it used to be 2 years ago?.

Posted: Sat 7th Jun 2008 09:18 am
by Boner
Amsterdam has changed over the last couple of years and with all the new rules and such I cant see a way back to how it was.

I love Amsterdam, it will always have a special place in my heart & soul but I dont think it will ever get back to what it was.

When I first starting going it felt free but now it simply doesn't.

There's a lot of little reasons and alone they aren't enough to stop me from going but together it's more than enough.

I'm thinking if I dont go to Amsetrdam for a while I might feel differantly which is why I'll be trying other cities within the country and see how they feel.

Even Haarlem didn't feel as nice as it once was, maybe thats down to the whole Willy Wortels situation, I really dont know.

Like I said I think I'll be heading to Maastricht next and use it as a base to see some of the neighbouring countries, I know the wife would be greatful of a change of scene.