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sidious · #**242** (**permalink**) 05-31-2008, 12:09 PM

Wow, that was just like an epic movie..........long......gripping, and once finished you just think........"Wow"

Did you visit any of the museums while you were there? I've not been to any yet, I was going to go to the Van Gogh, but it was £20 in and I was really skint on my last day, last time.............I love staying up close to the vondelpark, I love the feeling of smoking during the day in the park, and admiring the architecture of the city...........and I know it's junk and bad for you, but what about Febo?? haha..........

I have a couple of pics that sum up Amsterdam for me,

One is a pic of a worker taking a smoke break to enjoy a Joint in the sunshine, and the other is some Brazillian street performers........I'll try and post them............Peace out.........Sid

#242 (permalink) 05-31-2008, 12:09 PM
sidious Old School Stoner Join Date: May 2002 Location: ohhh wouldn't you like to know!! Posts: 7,155	Wow, that was just like an epic movie..........long......gripping, and once finished you just think........"Wow" Did you visit any of the museums while you were there? I've not been to any yet, I was going to go to the Van Gogh, but it was £20 in and I was really skint on my last day, last time.............I love staying up close to the vondelpark, I love the feeling of smoking during the day in the park, and admiring the architecture of the city...........and I know it's junk and bad for you, but what about Febo?? haha.......... I have a couple of pics that sum up Amsterdam for me, One is a pic of a worker taking a smoke break to enjoy a Joint in the sunshine, and the other is some Brazillian street performers........I'll try and post them............Peace out.........Sid __________________ www.geocities.com/quickgrowguide/ "The difference between 'involvement' and 'commitment' is like an eggs-and-ham breakfast: the chicken was 'involved' - the pig was 'committed'."