USA meet n' greet

[Andy Man]

I spent 7 months in Florida. Nearly got eaten by an aligator because I didn't appreciate how fast those bastards can move.

[haute macabre]

HA Ha Ha,the last time I went through "homeland security" will be the last time I go through "homeland security".

The way they treat people,all I can say is,"fuck that shit".

I had to double-check my head for a turban ffs.

I will stay in Canada thank-you very much.

Many Americans don't like TSA either. They're starting to roll them out to stadiums and highways too.

I might have to look Canada up.

[outdoors]

I am not sure what TSA is?

The last time I went through was to get some tractor part's and I drove across.

I was treated with suspicion and thought to myself,wtf could I possibly bring into the states that isn't there already, that would justify this kind of treatment?

I had to sign all kind's of document's saying where,what and why?

No criminal record whatsoever and I was made to feel like a total criminal and was treated with contempt.

I will never spend a dime in the states again.

I will never see all the beauty that Canada has to offer anyways.

I don't think it's too hard for those in Canada to cross the border, or vise verse.

Wrong.

[Nikonian]

I would love to. Unfortunately however my financial position doesn't allow me to go beyond San Diego or Las Vegas (Live in the Los Angeles Area) of the "People's Socialist Republic of Northern Mexico"

[Celtic Druid]

I would start the same type of thread for Canada but I know no one would come.

The last thing Canadian activist's want to do is work together at something.

When contemplating that large Northern mass that is Canada, wouldn't it be insightful to also hear from our first Alaskan brother here? Maybe there are old stories pertinent to the modern day?