Dogs not allowed in Norway

[Centurion1]

http://bigstory.ap.org/article/snoop...ry-2-years-pot

I MAKE LOL.

On a more serious note, is this standard procedure for when this sort of thing happens or do I get to laugh at the Viking for his countries reactionary nature.

Edit: This is a discussion about the nature of moving drugs through borders and how widely the punishments can vary and hopefully segued into the use of such policies. Stop being so damn prickly you guys.... jeez.

[Slyspy]

You mean that you don't get to carry narcotics across international borders even if you are celebrity? Unbelievable!

[Fragony]

i don't see the problem, if you come to Norway you follow their rules, and he didn't

[johnhughthom]

'He was also carrying more cash than is legally allowed'? Do many countries have laws limiting how much cash you can carry?

[Fragony]

'He was also carrying more cash than is legally allowed'? Do many countries have laws limiting how much cash you can carry?

Is here, I believe it's 40.000 you can carry, after that you have to inform customs if you arive on plane. That is just for bringing it inside though, no carrying limit

[Centurion1]

I love the europeans jumping out of their skins defending norway. I am not saying it was right or wrong or what should have happened. I asked two simple questions, "Is this punishment more or less than what you would expect to see from this sort of incident." And more importantly, "Do I get to make fun of the viking for his country being reactionary."