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Posted: Mon 19th Jan 2009 05:02 am
by nehctik
Plus Given chelsea's from uk, he wouldnt need to fly home train and ferry work.
Posted: Mon 19th Jan 2009 04:35 pm
by cheese
drayman86 wrote:cheese wrote:.. i would say worry more about what shop your gonna hit first, or what hash you want to try first before you register your trip... lol just my silly opinion.
good luck dude
Thanks, Cheese. I've already got a basic plan. Upon arrival:
1. Walk from Centraal Station to Baba headshop to pick up a bong and weekender.
2. Check in at Greenhouse Effect Hotel. Celebrate arrival w/ pint of ale in the bar.
3. Head straight to Hill St. Blues. I'd love for my first coffeeehouse get-high experience to be RIGHT next door to the local police station. What irony.
haha sounds good man!! i hope it all works out for you.. if you really want to smoke in a cop shop or close to one.. you should check out the bulldog in the leidseplein... i wouldnt recommend the herb, although u can get lucky .. but its an old police station that has been changed into a coffeeshop, you can even sit in the jail cells while you smoke.
Posted: Mon 19th Jan 2009 04:50 pm
by geoffk
I've gotten travel insurance when I bring gear like cameras, iPods and the like. I also got it when I had an upcoming court case, in case I had to cancel. Never registered to go to Amsterdam. Maybe if I went somewhere off the beaten path. Sounds kinda silly to register to go to Europe, just my opinion though.
Posted: Mon 19th Jan 2009 07:40 pm
by drayman86
geoffk wrote: Never registered to go to Amsterdam. Maybe if I went somewhere off the beaten path. Sounds kinda silly to register to go to Europe, just my opinion though.
The primary reason I'm registering is for the emergency contact information that's included. I'm traveling alone and in case I'm incapacitated for some reason (wipe out by a tram and unconscious in the hospital), the U.S. Consulate can contact relatives back here in the states.
Posted: Mon 19th Jan 2009 07:47 pm
by geoffk
drayman86 wrote:geoffk wrote: Never registered to go to Amsterdam. Maybe if I went somewhere off the beaten path. Sounds kinda silly to register to go to Europe, just my opinion though.
The primary reason I'm registering is for the emergency contact information that's included. I'm traveling alone and in case I'm incapacitated for some reason (wipe out by a tram and unconscious in the hospital), the U.S. Consulate can contact relatives back here in the states.
Understood. Don't forget to leave a copy of your passport and credit card #'s with your relatives in case they need to fax it to you. I've had to do this, it helps. I also keep photocopies of these items in my luggage, but separate from the originals.
Posted: Tue 20th Jan 2009 12:49 am
by drayman86
geoffk wrote:Don't forget to leave a copy of your passport and credit card #'s with your relatives in case they need to fax it to you. I've had to do this, it helps. I also keep photocopies of these items in my luggage, but separate from the originals.
Excellent sugestion! Thanks.