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Reply #30 posted 06/06/13 12:21am

dJJ

Depends on the interests of the visitor.


I probably will involve at least one museum.

And one terrace.

Bike ride.

Paradiso,

Nice - avoid tourists don't tell anybody - places (lunch, coffee, gin&tonic)

Canal by boat from a friend. Not the commercial boat.


Stroll along the canals.


See some "Amsterdamse Stijl" architecture.

And when there is time, my all time favorite Kroller-Muller Museum.

Staying a night at the camp site, so we have 2 days for it.


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Reply #31 posted 06/06/13 5:38pm

Stymie

dJJ said:

Depends on the interests of the visitor.


I probably will involve at least one museum.

And one terrace.

Bike ride.

Paradiso,



Nice - avoid tourists don't tell anybody - places (lunch, coffee, gin&tonic)



Canal by boat from a friend. Not the commercial boat.


Stroll along the canals.


See some "Amsterdamse Stijl" architecture.

And when there is time, my all time favorite Kroller-Muller Museum.


Staying a night at the camp site, so we have 2 days for it.




ive done most of this the two times I was there.
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Reply #32 posted 06/07/13 1:39pm

Red

hmmmm probably start with an early morning walk to the local cafe for some Fair Trade. Coffee in hand we cross off a list that I have methodically prepared on some great local garage sales. Great place for finds; some old attics in this town. From here we would meander along the river, wowing at the size of the carp, the numerous birds while enroute to my Art Gallery where we could turn on some tunes, spark a blunt and get lost in the world of art. Maybe even get you painting smile I'd take you to a local pub for lunch and a pint before taking you to my home where you could lax in a hammock before heading out to the local Italian bistro, where on a wknd night they clear one room, set up with a DJ and play the best music - yes even an obscure Prince or two, if they know I'm there - haha. Drink a little wine, do a little dance. Last stop would be to my 'Secret Bridge'. Just a little tiny one car bridge overlooking the lake on both sides. Couple good rocks to sit on. This is where I go for meteor showers, but tonight we will go to hear the two islands of frogs talk to each other. It is fascinating. One side will go for a minute then stop. Then the other side will go and on anon it goes till the wee hours of the morning. From here I take you back home and wish you a sound and dreamy sleep - or maybe the evening continues hhaha

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Reply #33 posted 06/07/13 2:32pm

Shyra

dJJ said:

Depends on the interests of the visitor.


I probably will involve at least one museum.

And one terrace.

Bike ride.

Paradiso,

Nice - avoid tourists don't tell anybody - places (lunch, coffee, gin&tonic)

Canal by boat from a friend. Not the commercial boat.


Stroll along the canals.


See some "Amsterdamse Stijl" architecture.

And when there is time, my all time favorite Kroller-Muller Museum.

Staying a night at the camp site, so we have 2 days for it.




What? No coffehouse visit? wink

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Reply #34 posted 06/07/13 7:02pm

Stymie

Shyra said:



dJJ said:


Depends on the interests of the visitor.


I probably will involve at least one museum.

And one terrace.

Bike ride.

Paradiso,



Nice - avoid tourists don't tell anybody - places (lunch, coffee, gin&tonic)



Canal by boat from a friend. Not the commercial boat.


Stroll along the canals.


See some "Amsterdamse Stijl" architecture.

And when there is time, my all time favorite Kroller-Muller Museum.


Staying a night at the camp site, so we have 2 days for it.








What? No coffehouse visit? wink

oh yeah! I did that, too. A whole lot. :lol:

I'm not sure tourists can do that anymore Ms. Shyra. sigh
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Reply #35 posted 06/07/13 8:22pm

ThisOne

whistle said:

ThisOne said:

I would take you to a nrl footy match
We will eat at the local pub
Drive up to Mamly beach
Go shopping at westfields parramatta


Where would u take me or other org visitors???

Omg typos!!!
[Edited 6/5/13 2:06am]


Can we watch the Ashes together? Loser has to strip naked...



How about we watch it at a strip joint - that way u will have experts to learn from. wink
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Reply #36 posted 06/07/13 8:23pm

ThisOne

This thread makes me want to pack my bag and travel!!


O if only. shrug
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Reply #37 posted 06/08/13 9:20am

dJJ

Red said:

hmmmm probably start with an early morning walk to the local cafe for some Fair Trade. Coffee in hand we cross off a list that I have methodically prepared on some great local garage sales. Great place for finds; some old attics in this town. From here we would meander along the river, wowing at the size of the carp, the numerous birds while enroute to my Art Gallery where we could turn on some tunes, spark a blunt and get lost in the world of art. Maybe even get you painting smile I'd take you to a local pub for lunch and a pint before taking you to my home where you could lax in a hammock before heading out to the local Italian bistro, where on a wknd night they clear one room, set up with a DJ and play the best music - yes even an obscure Prince or two, if they know I'm there - haha. Drink a little wine, do a little dance. Last stop would be to my 'Secret Bridge'. Just a little tiny one car bridge overlooking the lake on both sides. Couple good rocks to sit on. This is where I go for meteor showers, but tonight we will go to hear the two islands of frogs talk to each other. It is fascinating. One side will go for a minute then stop. Then the other side will go and on anon it goes till the wee hours of the morning. From here I take you back home and wish you a sound and dreamy sleep - or maybe the evening continues hhaha

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Reply #38 posted 06/08/13 9:21am

dJJ

Stymie said:

Shyra said:



What? No coffehouse visit? wink

oh yeah! I did that, too. A whole lot. lol I'm not sure tourists can do that anymore Ms. Shyra. sigh

Well, orger tourists who want to, can always orgnote me. wink

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Reply #39 posted 06/08/13 9:38am

Shyra

dJJ said:

Stymie said:

Shyra said: oh yeah! I did that, too. A whole lot. lol I'm not sure tourists can do that anymore Ms. Shyra. sigh

Well, orger tourists who want to, can always orgnote me. wink



Whyyy? That's discrimination! I like coffee just as much as the next guy! Yeah, I heard something about tourists being banned, but how would they know? Do you have to have some sort of ID or something? Any why would they ban tourists? They can't handle it or what?

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Reply #40 posted 06/08/13 9:10pm

PinkCashmere74

We'd start our day down lake shore drive to Buckingham Fountain then to Navy Pier to ride the Ferris Wheel, make our way over to the Magnificent Mile for some North Michigan Ave shopping. Pop in at Joe's Crab shack for some King Crab legs.

Night fall ~ Starts at House Of Blues to catch a jam session or little jazz at the House of Blues then to the Rain Forest Cafe. Then to Maxwell's for a Jew town polish w/ mustard and grilled onion, or a Pork Chop sandwich to feed all that Don Julio Tequila. Maybe even some sliders from White castles,,, who knows where the Chi may take you!!

Can yall tell I LOVE my town??!!

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Reply #41 posted 06/09/13 5:43am

Stymie

PinkCashmere74 said:

We'd start our day down lake shore drive to Buckingham Fountain then to Navy Pier to ride the Ferris Wheel, make our way over to the Magnificent Mile for some North Michigan Ave shopping. Pop in at Joe's Crab shack for some King Crab legs.

Night fall ~ Starts at House Of Blues to catch a jam session or little jazz at the House of Blues then to the Rain Forest Cafe. Then to Maxwell's for a Jew town polish w/ mustard and grilled onion, or a Pork Chop sandwich to feed all that Don Julio Tequila. Maybe even some sliders from White castles,,, who knows where the Chi may take you!!

Can yall tell I LOVE my town??!!

lol

I've lived here all my life and have nover gone shopping on the Mag Mile. Too much money.

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Reply #42 posted 06/09/13 6:31am

dJJ

Shyra said:

dJJ said:

Well, orger tourists who want to, can always orgnote me. wink



Whyyy? That's discrimination! I like coffee just as much as the next guy! Yeah, I heard something about tourists being banned, but how would they know? Do you have to have some sort of ID or something? Any why would they ban tourists? They can't handle it or what?



Yes, you need a pas that is only available for Dutch.

Tourists tend to not handle the responsebility that comes with legal drugs.

So, every year, there is some tourist jumping out of a hotel room or on a highway.

That's why this solution is introduced. No more drugs for tourists who can't handle it.


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Reply #43 posted 06/09/13 6:54am

tinaz

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dJJ said:

Shyra said:



Whyyy? That's discrimination! I like coffee just as much as the next guy! Yeah, I heard something about tourists being banned, but how would they know? Do you have to have some sort of ID or something? Any why would they ban tourists? They can't handle it or what?



Yes, you need a pas that is only available for Dutch.

Tourists tend to not handle the responsebility that comes with legal drugs.

So, every year, there is some tourist jumping out of a hotel room or on a highway.

That's why this solution is introduced. No more drugs for tourists who can't handle it.




Are we talking about Coffee.... or "coffee".... lurking

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Reply #44 posted 06/09/13 11:31am

RenHoek

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dJJ said:

Shyra said:



Whyyy? That's discrimination! I like coffee just as much as the next guy! Yeah, I heard something about tourists being banned, but how would they know? Do you have to have some sort of ID or something? Any why would they ban tourists? They can't handle it or what?



Yes, you need a pas that is only available for Dutch.

Tourists tend to not handle the responsebility that comes with legal drugs.

So, every year, there is some tourist jumping out of a hotel room or on a highway.

That's why this solution is introduced. No more drugs for tourists who can't handle it.



but... but... what if I'm a Tourist that CAN handle it???

DISCRIMINATION!!!

weed

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Reply #45 posted 06/09/13 11:42am

Stymie

RenHoek said:

dJJ said:



Yes, you need a pas that is only available for Dutch.

Tourists tend to not handle the responsebility that comes with legal drugs.

So, every year, there is some tourist jumping out of a hotel room or on a highway.

That's why this solution is introduced. No more drugs for tourists who can't handle it.



but... but... what if I'm a Tourist that CAN handle it???

DISCRIMINATION!!!

weed

You're an orger. You have friends in Amsterdam so no worries. lol

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Reply #46 posted 06/09/13 4:45pm

iaminparties

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ThisOne said:

I would take you to a nrl footy match We will eat at the local pub Drive up to Mamly beach Go shopping at westfields parramatta Where would u take me or other org visitors??? Omg typos!!! [Edited 6/5/13 2:06am]

I would take you to my bedroom.

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Reply #47 posted 06/10/13 7:06am

ThisOne

iaminparties said:



ThisOne said:


I would take you to a nrl footy match We will eat at the local pub Drive up to Mamly beach Go shopping at westfields parramatta Where would u take me or other org visitors??? Omg typos!!! [Edited 6/5/13 2:06am]


I would take you to my bedroom.




Thanks but I won't go there
I rather u take me to your work for the day cool
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Reply #48 posted 06/11/13 10:31am

Shyra

dJJ said:

Shyra said:



Whyyy? That's discrimination! I like coffee just as much as the next guy! Yeah, I heard something about tourists being banned, but how would they know? Do you have to have some sort of ID or something? Any why would they ban tourists? They can't handle it or what?



Yes, you need a pas that is only available for Dutch.

Tourists tend to not handle the responsebility that comes with legal drugs.

So, every year, there is some tourist jumping out of a hotel room or on a highway.

That's why this solution is introduced. No more drugs for tourists who can't handle it.




I figured that's what happened and why they stopped the tourists. They're not used to the P-FUNK! They probably get so stoned they don't know their asses from their elbows. I know me. amd I wouldn't dare try to smoke a whole joint in public. I'd probably pass out. One/two tokes would be just fine and then I'd put it down! cloud9

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Reply #49 posted 06/12/13 9:11am

Tremolina

You only need a Dutch ID in some border towns, not in Amsterdam. The main problem are drug tourists coming in on a daily basis from France and Belgium. They are trying to stop that but its not working either. There is a lot more street trade and accompanying crime at the borders now because of it.
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Reply #50 posted 06/12/13 9:12am

Tremolina

Stymie said:dJJ said:Depends on the interests of the visitor.I probably will involve at least one museum.And one terrace.Bike ride.Paradiso, Nice - avoid tourists don't tell anybody - places (lunch, coffee, gin&tonic) Canal by boat from a friend. Not the commercial boat.Stroll along the canals.See some "Amsterdamse Stijl" architecture.And when there is time, my all time favorite Kroller-Muller Museum. Staying a night at the camp site, so we have 2 days for it. ive done most of this the two times I was there. must have been a really cool and nice orger to have done that with you wink
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Reply #51 posted 06/12/13 10:15am

Shyra

PinkCashmere74 said:

We'd start our day down lake shore drive to Buckingham Fountain then to Navy Pier to ride the Ferris Wheel, make our way over to the Magnificent Mile for some North Michigan Ave shopping. Pop in at Joe's Crab shack for some King Crab legs.

Night fall ~ Starts at House Of Blues to catch a jam session or little jazz at the House of Blues then to the Rain Forest Cafe. Then to Maxwell's for a Jew town polish w/ mustard and grilled onion, or a Pork Chop sandwich to feed all that Don Julio Tequila. Maybe even some sliders from White castles,,, who knows where the Chi may take you!!

Can yall tell I LOVE my town??!!

You still have White Castle burgers??? Oh man, I used to love those burgers from either WC or Little Tavern. I remember when they were like 15 cents a piece. You could feed a family of 4 for a dollar! Dann, I miss those little burgers! Yeah, yeah, every restaurant and his brother is serving "sliders" now, but they don't have that same taste as the original Little Tavern or White Castle. And don't tell me to buy those frozen WC burgers from the grocery store. They're shit. barf

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Reply #52 posted 06/12/13 3:17pm

Stymie

Tremolina said:

Stymie said:dJJ said:Depends on the interests of the visitor.I probably will involve at least one museum.And one terrace.Bike ride.Paradiso, Nice - avoid tourists don't tell anybody - places (lunch, coffee, gin&tonic) Canal by boat from a friend. Not the commercial boat.Stroll along the canals.See some "Amsterdamse Stijl" architecture.And when there is time, my all time favorite Kroller-Muller Museum. Staying a night at the camp site, so we have 2 days for it. ive done most of this the two times I was there. must have been a really cool and nice orger to have done that with you wink

He's pretty fucking awesome. wink

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Reply #53 posted 06/12/13 3:28pm

thekidsgirl

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I'll treat you to crabs

Show you all the Washington DC stuff

Give you a tour of the hood in Bmore

If you will, so will I
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Reply #54 posted 06/12/13 3:47pm

sexton

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thekidsgirl said:

I'll treat you to crabs


No thanks. You should have that taken care of before orgers visit you. smile

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Reply #55 posted 06/12/13 7:52pm

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sexton said: thekidsgirl said: I'll treat you to crabs No thanks. You should have that taken care of before orgers visit you. smile I'd love to get crabs with you. As long as you don't mind smelling bad and a little burning on any of your membranous tissues afterwards smile
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Reply #56 posted 06/18/13 3:33pm

dJJ

Stymie said:

Tremolina said:

Stymie said:dJJ said:Depends on the interests of the visitor.I probably will involve at least one museum.And one terrace.Bike ride.Paradiso, Nice - avoid tourists don't tell anybody - places (lunch, coffee, gin&tonic) Canal by boat from a friend. Not the commercial boat.Stroll along the canals.See some "Amsterdamse Stijl" architecture.And when there is time, my all time favorite Kroller-Muller Museum. Staying a night at the camp site, so we have 2 days for it. ive done most of this the two times I was there. must have been a really cool and nice orger to have done that with you wink

He's pretty fucking awesome. wink

lol lol lol

Never happened, yet.


I did spend a tourist day with an American guy who's over.

He's staying with friends, and they called me in to assist as a guide.


It's a pretty handsome, friendly guy from the Mid West, with a Dutch father.

Will take him to the Van Gogh museum tommorow and bike around town with him.

He's leaving Wednesday for a Film summer class in Munich. Such a shame.

When he went along with us to a picknick in the Vondelpark, he said that his friends found it weird that he had not been to a coffee shop yet. While he inhaled. lol

My friends bought him a bit weed from the local shop around the corner.

It's funny that he's surprised that it really is not a big thing over here. lol






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