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October 09, 2008

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Rik

;__; you should've told us you went to Amsterdam, I live in Holland so I've been there often! I hope you got to see a bit of the REAL Amsterdam, behind all the tourist shops and all the items with drugs printed on them.

Of course, the tourist route is VERY enjoyable too xD I usually spend 90% of my time there with all the tourists. Kinda feel like a tourists in my own country there lol.

Mitchell

Keep an eye out for economic news of the weird too.

MeaningOfLife

Seeing post like this makes me want to get out of the USA right now and be anywhere but here.

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