Comments | d_onex: Yes sir. No sir.

d_onex

Yes sir. No sir.

Apr 20, 2008 00:28

So I took Renard to the bus station in Buffalo today. Crossing the border was fun ( Read more... )

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kamaka April 20 2008, 09:00:25 UTC

aww, sorry about the tour guide job. :(

I'm sure you can find something else that is enjoyable yet.. money makering. or something.

RUN WITH IT

luciffur April 20 2008, 18:04:49 UTC

*ahem*

Watermelon.

XD

d_onex April 21 2008, 02:05:06 UTC

ohgoddammit XDDD

renard_v April 21 2008, 22:07:33 UTC

FUCKIN SHIT LADY DO I SOUND LIKE I ORDERED A SPANISH INQUISITION

No but really it was pretty hilarious in retrospect. I mean, I think the guy inside the actual immigration building was kind of just putting on the hard ass attitude; he seemed cool with everything, really. I mean if I were an immigrations officer I'd put on a hard attitude too

"Y'ALL NIGGAS GOIN WHERE? I'MA FUCK YOU UP GET BACK TO GANDHI-VILLE"

d_onex April 22 2008, 01:12:17 UTC

yeah, now that you're over there it's totally funny, but I'm never taking you over the border again unless you have some coming-back-to-Canada proof

Coming back was quite a stark contrast

"How long was your visit?"
"an hour. I just dropped my friend off at the bus station"
"Did you buy anything? alcohol? tobacco?"
"absolutely not"
"go ahead"

d_onex April 22 2008, 22:59:18 UTC

oh and next time, get your story straight!

"no sir, I don't have a job, but I have dropped off a bunch of resumes"

*minutes later, the immigration guy looks on renard's laptop, and finds his resume, which is clearly outdated*

"oh sorry, I haven't had the chance to update that"

I'm glad the guy didn't add these up; I was quite nervous when you said that

renard_v April 22 2008, 23:58:32 UTC

That was pretty funny and I realized I had slipped there. Overall it was an experience and I'm sure the guy knew we were legit

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