Wednesday it is now
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Originally Posted by Scott@S-S
I hate Ed
*calls up Magnolia HiFi, "Yea cancel the big screen. They won't be getting THAT as a gift"*
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Originally Posted by topnotchwrx
Dude, everybody comes out there on Friday and Saturday nights. Today is Wednesday.
Sonic - http://www.absinthe.bz/
http://www.greenfairy.org/
That ish is eekspensive
Tell ya what, I'll just get you the ritual spoon.
Sonic - http://www.absinthe.bz/
http://www.greenfairy.org/
That ish is eekspensiveTell ya what, I'll just get you the ritual spoon.
Contrary to popular belief, most absinthe is legal in the US (the 70% kinds, I think). And I personally know many people who have brought back said beverage from Europe (myself included).
When you return, just declare that you're bringing back some alcoholic beverage bottles (unopened!)...I think the limit's 2/person. Chances are they won't even check you (especially if you're a citizen). If you are worried about them potentially giving you **** about it, you can always run the risk of not declaring it. But then you are indeed ****ed if they do end up searching you for whatever reason.
But like I said, if you're a citizen and you just declare it as just a bottle of alcohol, it'll be smooth sailing.
That being said, when you're over there, do try some of the hardcore absinthe...I haven't personally had Russian absinthe in my life, but some of the Czech versions are quite powerful, to say the least.
Also, you do realize Italy's not really a neighbor of Russia...there's quite a few countries in between, which are also worth a gander. That being said, if you're in Italy you must try the liquor called 'Fire of Etna'...it really is like drinking fire! oh yeah...
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Originally Posted by Disastorpasztor
Contrary to popular belief, most absinthe is legal in the US (the 70% kinds, I think). And I personally know many people who have brought back said beverage from Europe (myself included).
When you return, just declare that you're bringing back some alcoholic beverage bottles (unopened!)...I think the limit's 2/person. Chances are they won't even check you (especially if you're a citizen). If you are worried about them potentially giving you **** about it, you can always run the risk of not declaring it. But then you are indeed ****ed if they do end up searching you for whatever reason.
But like I said, if you're a citizen and you just declare it as just a bottle of alcohol, it'll be smooth sailing.
That being said, when you're over there, do try some of the hardcore absinthe...I haven't personally had Russian absinthe in my life, but some of the Czech versions are quite powerful, to say the least.
Also, you do realize Italy's not really a neighbor of Russia...there's quite a few countries in between, which are also worth a gander. That being said, if you're in Italy you must try the liquor called 'Fire of Etna'...it really is like drinking fire! oh yeah...
When you return, just declare that you're bringing back some alcoholic beverage bottles (unopened!)...I think the limit's 2/person. Chances are they won't even check you (especially if you're a citizen). If you are worried about them potentially giving you **** about it, you can always run the risk of not declaring it. But then you are indeed ****ed if they do end up searching you for whatever reason.
But like I said, if you're a citizen and you just declare it as just a bottle of alcohol, it'll be smooth sailing.
That being said, when you're over there, do try some of the hardcore absinthe...I haven't personally had Russian absinthe in my life, but some of the Czech versions are quite powerful, to say the least.
Also, you do realize Italy's not really a neighbor of Russia...there's quite a few countries in between, which are also worth a gander. That being said, if you're in Italy you must try the liquor called 'Fire of Etna'...it really is like drinking fire! oh yeah...
Although this product is not allowed to be sold by businesses located inside the US and most of Europe Absinthe is legal to posess in the United States. It is also legal for customers in these countries to buy from international companies (such as ours) and we currently ship worldwide. Absinthe is legal to posess in the United States. With each shipment we offer our standard guarantee that you will receive your order safely.
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Originally Posted by ericdared81
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Soggy, I just realized you are an avator *****. You can't keep the same one for an entended period of time.
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Originally Posted by topnotchwrx
Soggy, I just realized you are an avator *****. You can't keep the same one for an entended period of time.
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Originally Posted by soggynoodles