I can only imagine USMX.
I find "my" border stressful because US agents can
impose 5 year entry bans (with no appeal) on the spot. And you never know
when you're going to run across someone who didn't have their Wheaties (or
donuts) that morning.
It's funny that I never felt any kind of anxiety in
Europe -- maybe its because I figured that if Ukraine decides to ban me, it's
not a big deal. And maybe I foolishly think that my citizenship protects
me more than it really does.
D
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Sunday, September 22, 2002 10:45
AM
Subject: [BoundaryPoint] Re: Vermont -
Quebec
--- In BoundaryPoint@y..., Doug Murray <doug@d...> wrote:
> > -
Having many, many chances to explain the reason for being on
the
>
> border to
> > Border Patrol agents, Immigration
officials and Customs
officers. After
> > a
>
> while, this got quite tiring and stressful. Especially
when 3
border
> > patrol
> > cars showed up
when Mike and I were checking out some unofficial
> >
crossings
> > (despite warning the Customs
folks).
actually this sounds fairly tame to me
but if you do
like to feel your eyeballs bulge & hair stand on end
then try this sort
of thing with a real bag of weed in your pocket
& not just your
fantastic cartoon about bcers all testing positive
great cartoon
dont
get me wrong
or better yet try a week or 2 of it skipping along
mxus
in general i have found mxus recently & always at least ten
times
more tiresome stressful tense & really dangerous than
caus
m
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