Erik said:I have my bass guitar. Swedish customs office fuck the fuck off. They made me pay lots of money, like probably $80 or $90 to get my package so fuck 'em, I might write them and tell them to fuck the fucking fuck off, but for now THX2NAD for all the help. Now to head back home in an hour or two and play IRON FIST and pretend I'm Lemmy
Hooray for it arriving, boo for customs fees. I thought by calling it a gift that was to be avoided? I agree with J...,.,.,., just another way for the gov't to wheeze cash off citizens.Erik said:I have my bass guitar. Swedish customs office fuck the fuck off. They made me pay lots of money, like probably $80 or $90 to get my package so fuck 'em, I might write them and tell them to fuck the fucking fuck off, but for now THX2NAD for all the help. Now to head back home in an hour or two and play IRON FIST and pretend I'm Lemmy
Tranquillian said:Primordial - The gathering wilderness ltd. with DVD
This will be the album to beat in 2005.
I guess it's a way to preserve some sort of commerce/industry in Sweden because everything's RIDIFUCKINGLUOSLY expensive round here so if they didn't put tax and VAT and toll fees and cardboard box tax and oversized package fee and additional illegible handwriting tax and brown tape adhesive expenses on every fucking package that enters the country (oh aunt Greta in the states sends freshly baked cookies for birthday, $583.20 please) Swedish commerce would completely collapse because noone would buy anything except milk and bread here anymore. Then again by doing things this way we have some of the best education, healthcare, and living standards anywhere in the world, so ehJ. said:I don't understand this. It seems Canada is the same way. Why should you pay customs to release your package to you, the owner? Just sounds like a way for the gov't to milk money from its citizens.