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I haven't heard it's not allowed 
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Practically compulsory then!
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Didn;t stop them in Eijsden from firebombing the new drugs center set up to keep drug tourists out of Maastricht. 
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..there's multiple coffeeshops in Maastricht, and Eijsden is quite a long walk from there. Those tourists are as welcome as ever, and every local cop will give directions.
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The city of Maastricht wanted LESS dope tourists so wanted to move cannabis sales nearer the Belgium border, at Eijsden, so a cannabis center was started.
The locals objected and burnt it down.
Those are the facts.
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"Less"?
This year they elected the "best" coffeeshop of Maastricht. Here[^]
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I used to spend a lot of time in that part of Holland. Had a friend who lived in Eijsden. He told me all about the burning of the dope shop that was being built there.
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Ah, this part of the Netherlands reacts rather hostile if you call them 'Holland'. Yes, one or two (out of lots) burnt down, and nothing recent. Only place where you find more coffeeshops is in Amsterdam itself - because Maastricht is on the border with Belgium and near Aachen, easily accessible by train.
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I know, but for the sake of the audience...
Eddy Vluggen wrote: Maastricht is on the border with Belgium
Yes, I know. That is what I said. It is just up from Vise.
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Munchies_Matt wrote: I know, but for the sake of the audience...
Ah, well, for the sake of the audience; a year or two ago the liberals tried to introduce required registering and tried to ban all non-Dutch customers from buying something. That policy was removed after four months, partly due to the impact on tourism.
Some people may think that the amount of French getting of the train in Heerlen are there for the cheese, but I doubt that 
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Yeah, that was tongue in cheek. 
So you can go round and kick ass! GO for it!
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People get up at 05:00 for a lot less 
I wish they didn't, so I wouldn't be stuck in traffic!
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Jet pack!
You need a jet pack. Or a helicopter.
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Sander Rossel wrote: People get up at 05:00 for a lot less
Yes, that's what the next offer will be, once this is the new default.
I may go to bed at five in the morning, but "get up"? No, nothing to do at that time that cannot be done during normal hours.
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Eddy Vluggen wrote: No, nothing to do at that time that cannot be done during normal hours.
Except avoid "normal hours" traffic 
I'm supposed to be in a 09:00.
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Yes, and you being a hardworking and ambitious young man have to accept that. If you run into problems, read this[^]. That doesn't mean that the employer will build in office near your house, but it may give you some room to change your hours.
Supposed to; will you be blamed for choosing wrong traffic-conditions?
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used to get up at 4AM.... to go fishing
(Queensland Summers, cool, dry, quiet, beach across the road so the maybe 3 cars on the road at that time didn't matter either)
not since uni days have I ever got up that early for work (in fact was earlier).
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Welcome to the 3rd party victims club !
and do you like your new job ? 
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RickZeeland wrote: Welcome to the 3rd party victims club !
I'm no stranger there
RickZeeland wrote: and do you like your new job ?
Mostly...
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Sander Rossel wrote: Good for nothing b**** a** m************ 
I always imagined you to be more of the passive type...slow to anger. Nice to see such colorful language around here, and to see you get really upset. refreshing.
Anyhow, I hope you get a resolution soon to your issues at hand. Cursing always helps me.
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Sander Rossel wrote: To be continued next week..
Errr...welcome to the real world of interfacing to third parties!
I still think my best one is when the two people, at the other company, that were supposed to validate that I was correctly using the interface were arguing about how their interface should work - with me in the middle.
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Just started my drinking a few minutes ago in memory of my little sister who died from Melanoma 19 years ago to the minute I cracked my celebratory beer.
Michael Martin
Australia
"I controlled my laughter and simple said "No,I am very busy,so I can't write any code for you". The moment they heard this all the smiling face turned into a sad looking face and one of them farted. So I had to leave the place as soon as possible."
- Mr.Prakash One Fine Saturday. 24/04/2004
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Drink one for me!
(I'd drink it with you, but I have to drive later)
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