Hey people! Thought I'd give a little shout out before I started posting my questions in the other parts of the forum. 20 year old male from Norway(21 in June). I'm a musician, I work as a computer technician, and I am (at least I believe it myself) a generally happy and open person. I welcome stuff I haven't tried before, which is part of why I want to get more into the idea of Coffeeshops. I am new to the entire scene, but I'm trying to catch on as best as I can. Really looking forward to my first trip to Amsterdam, and I hope that the experience is something I will want to come back for(and I believe posting here might contribute to just that experience).
That's it! See you around, and thanks for having me!
Another new guy
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liquidSwords
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PirateRaff
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Re: Another new guy
BWAHAHA! A fellow Viking! welcome!Cuddrow wrote:Hey people! Thought I'd give a little shout out before I started posting my questions in the other parts of the forum. 20 year old male from Norway(21 in June). I'm a musician, I work as a computer technician, and I am (at least I believe it myself) a generally happy and open person. I welcome stuff I haven't tried before, which is part of why I want to get more into the idea of Coffeeshops. I am new to the entire scene, but I'm trying to catch on as best as I can. Really looking forward to my first trip to Amsterdam, and I hope that the experience is something I will want to come back for(and I believe posting here might contribute to just that experience).
That's it! See you around, and thanks for having me!
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Cheech & Chong
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Welcome to the forum.
A great introductory read is S G Collins'
How not to get hit by a bike and other stuff they forgot to tell you about Amsterdam.
When you have firm dates for your trip, let me know and I'll post you on the Whos In Town page.
If you don't drool on your keyboard, you can browse Coffeeshop Menus.
Enjoy
FlyByNite - Travel preference, not business practice
Coffeeshop Frog Hollow
home of the
Whos In Town
and
Coffeeshop Menus
pages.
A great introductory read is S G Collins'
How not to get hit by a bike and other stuff they forgot to tell you about Amsterdam.
When you have firm dates for your trip, let me know and I'll post you on the Whos In Town page.
If you don't drool on your keyboard, you can browse Coffeeshop Menus.
Enjoy
FlyByNite - Travel preference, not business practice
Coffeeshop Frog Hollow
home of the
Whos In Town
and
Coffeeshop Menus
pages.
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Rusty Shackleford
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