my question is travel-related, because I’m trying to get info about
the question underlined in bold below:
why do Taiwan actors/singers fly to Amsterdam to smoke pot?
I just happened to be walking :bs: past such “cafes” in Amsterdam
and I saw them thourgh the window. Those were more like A-list
big-name actors/actresses/singers… do they have organized
smoking tours or something, because I always see them in groups
of 5 or 10, accompanied by someone who looks like a local tour
guide… Do Taiwanese paparazzi not have enough money to follow
them to Amsterdam?
Do Taiwanese airlines/customs check you to see if you’ve smoked
pot when you come off a flight from Amsterdam?
I’m assuming it’s not illegal, or is it? …since the smoking was done
on foreign soil, no?
I travel quite a bit to Amsterdam for business… I honesty think the
city is one of the most boring cities in Europe… and I’ve never
visited any of those cafes. Only passing by them on my daily walks. :bs:
It’s legal there, so it can cover up any use here discovered later in a bloodtest. Perhaps. I don’t think Taiwan can ban its citizens from smoking in other countries if it’s legal there.
Interesting. Taiwanese actor “Da Bing” (大炳 ) who admitted taking drugs just recently, was part of the cast for the movie Deuce Bigalow 2, which was partially shot in Amsterdam…
They are not cafes … they are ‘coffee shops’ … and they do it because they’ve enough money to burn to fly there, smoke different tastes of pot and not be put out in puiblic or thrown in jail … it’s just illegal in Taiwan and they don’t want to be linked to doing anything illegal … cry baby hypocrites they are …
Oh, did you make pictures by any change? They are worth a bunch when you sell to Apple daily or Next …