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[quote=kidatheart]No I had to sit on a hard wooden bench in a room after they had finished questioning me and while they conducted their search of my vehicle, then they said I was free to go. I was already pissed off so I didn't bother with the fuel or the 6 pack of Coors.
It was also getting close to closing time at the border and wanted to make sure I got across there so I didn't have to drive an hour plus to get to another crossing that was open 24 hours.
Some of the small crossings close at 5 pm, and if you're 30 seconds late, you're screwed.

How could anyone drink American Bud?[/quote]

You obviously have never lived in South Dakota, Kid. It's our champagne down here!

Okay, seriously, thanks for clarifying that. Makes perfect sense.


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Not ALL interests, true, but the strongest couples I've seen were those who enjoyed many activities together. It's really hard to beat the satisfaction and just plain fun that kind of interaction brings, I think.


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Agree completely with this, Ken. All those activities are the practical means of bondage...I mean, bonding with each other.


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Oh, very good questions, Ken. Yeah, I think it matters a lot. It's those little things when you're spending serious time with someone that often either annoy the hell out of you or make your time more enjoyable.

I don't think people who are Activity Incompatible can be compatible. It's that important, imo.


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Hmmm...well, that's pretty solid evidence for your contention, Kid.

I wonder wtf their problem was...you'd think they would like someone coming across to purchase Coors...oh, wait...I'm thinking if you'd said "Bud" it all might've gone differently...

So how did you break off their search? I wouldn't think they'd stop until they felt they were damn well finished. You're saying you said "enough, I'm going home," and they stopped their search and said "Here's your hat, what's your hurry?"


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Then I raise my LaBatt to you, my dear!


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Ah, ye of the little faith, Laura (I seem to be saying that a lot tonight!).


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Are you sure about that, Kid? True, in my case they knew I'd made several trips because they asked me about it every damn time.

I imagined they could find me on their computer records with a couple of keystrokes, but as yet I don't have evidence that the agents in the booths actually do that (or can do that).

I'm just not sure about this. I only know what they've told me, assuming they aren't bullshitting me (and that may be an unwarranted assumption).


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Oh, I do have a photo of my doing just that, Laura, but once again am prohibited from doing that by the Power that Bes.


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I find your faux cynicism so refreshing, Ship.


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Hi, Ginger!! Yeah, it's pretty damn good at the moment, thanks to a couple of Canadian beers!


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I assumed that, but I'm not sure it's true. When I asked several immigration officers what they knew about me - saying that I assumed they had records of my travels across the border - they replied emphatically that they had NO knowledge about my travels or about me...until they made me sign into their "guest/visitor" paper work. NOW they know something about me and my love...but why do I think they'll ask the same damn questions over and over again every fucking time I go up to Canada??

An interesting thing...I got a lot of respect when I showed righteous indignation. Maybe I was just lucky...but I wonder if they subscribe to the cop's dictum that innocent people protest their innocence freely??


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Well, sometimes I do get out of the bathtub, C.


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Yeah, it's fucking amazing the personal questions some of those creeps ask. It's almost as though they're getting off on it...or perhaps they're intentionally trying to provoke you? Zeus only knows. And it's so damn random...some agents will ask a couple of perfunctory questions, while others want to know what's your fave sexual position.

Go fucking figure... There ought to be laws that make these people accountable, imho.


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Ah, ye of little faith.




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Yeah, they've never appreciated my humor, either. These days I pretend I'm an accountant or an IRS official. It helps.


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More unadulterated joy for those poor bored customs officials, Claire!


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Hmmm...I don't think that's right at all, SS. I've done some reading on that subject of late...


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A girl after my own heart...or perhaps after my adjacent cell in Quantanimo Bay...?


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I felt the same way, E.


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