Everybody does itFollow

You know, when you leave the country for a few days and you decide to go shopping. (Well maybe this will relate to Canadians the strongest but who knows.) You buy a few hundred dollars worth of stuff, a shirt for that special SO in your life and a wicked novelty hat. As you're leaving and having to fill out customs form it asks "What are you bringing? What is the price of all this?" You realize, *********** I'm way over the limit for a three day trip." You lie and always get away with it...

Except yesterday, when, for the first time I've ever witnessed they searched everybodys bags at customs. 4 extra hours into the night and now my name is redflagged. Travelling sucks.

/butthurt

Disclaimer: I really bought some Lacoste shoes and a Helly Hansen sweater; both expensive items. But hey, the football game was fun!

Seahawks and Falcons. I flew out just for the game but found the time for a round of golf and some shopping. About 5 seahawks fans were kicked out because of verbal bashing towards the Vick fans. I wasn't REALLY cheering for anybody because my team is the Rams but I have to admit I was leaning towards Vick and friends.

Returning from France, I filled out my customs form like a good li'l American and noted my $3.20 over-charge or penalty or tax or whatever it was. The customs guy looked it over, rolled his eyes, fudged the numbers to zero and waved me through. I guess Uncle Sam didn't want three bucks worth of paperwork.

So you are complaining because you broke the law and got caught?

Just needed to make sure I was understanding this..

Yup.