Hello from Switzerland

[Jefferson]

Just wanted to say hi to everyone from Switzerland - where snus is illegal to sell/buy in-store, but not for import (which is unlike the EU, which the Swiss aren't members of), so my business just goes overseas to Sweden as opposed to Swiss merchants (the law may change but it's going to take a while)!

[Frosted]

I'm surprised that Switzerland adheres to the EU snus ruling because you do everything else so well and you're outside of it all.

Welcome from the UK.

[Burnsey]

Welcome from the U.S.

[Thunder_Snus]

Just wanted to say hi to everyone from Switzerland - where snus is illegal to sell/buy in-store, but not for import (which is unlike the EU, which the Swiss aren't members of), so my business just goes overseas to Sweden as opposed to Swiss merchants (the law may change but it's going to take a while)!

Welcome. Perhaps you can clear a personal question of mine. I'm learning german and am told I would have a hard time understanding the swiss because of my learning of hock-deutsch. ist das richtig oder falsch?

[Jefferson]

Welcome. Perhaps you can clear a personal question of mine. I'm learning german and am told I would have a hard time understanding the swiss because of my learning of hock-deutsch. ist das richtig oder falsch?

yeah, you'd probably have difficulty with swiss german. it's a slower german and also a bit different in some ways than what you would find in germany. most can get by but you would notice the difference. same thing with french - those from france find what's spoken in switzerland to be slower.

anyway, hopefully the snus law will change here. there's a movement to change it since the rational for it not being sold here makes no sense - esp since we don't have to go with the EU standards. I think it'll eventually change, but may take a couple of years. luckily it's still ok to import!

[Frosted]

A Swiss guy with better English than the rest of us lol.

[Skell18]

yeah, you'd probably have difficulty with swiss german. it's a slower german and also a bit different in some ways than what you would find in germany. most can get by but you would notice the difference. same thing with french - those from france find what's spoken in switzerland to be slower.

anyway, hopefully the snus law will change here. there's a movement to change it since the rational for it not being sold here makes no sense - esp since we don't have to go with the EU standards. I think it'll eventually change, but may take a couple of years. luckily it's still ok to import!

That is why I have always found it easier to understand the swiss, you don't speak at a million miles per hour so I have time to think and respond! lol

Welcome to the madhouse

[Frosted]

You don't speak to a million miles an hour. Eh?


He's one of the more intelligent ones.
Don't you dare edit that Skell.

[Skell18]

You don't speak to a million miles an hour. Eh?


He's one of the more intelligent ones.
Don't you dare edit that Skell.

F-ucking autocorrect!!!

[whalen]

Let's stick to talking about anus shall we? Leave auto correct out of this........

[Frosted]

:hopelessness:
:uncomfortableness:

[squeezyjohn]

ho ho ... Jefferson - one day I will visit your spotlessly clean country

[Crow]

Just wanted to say hi to everyone from Switzerland - where snus is illegal to sell/buy in-store, but not for import (which is unlike the EU, which the Swiss aren't members of), so my business just goes overseas to Sweden as opposed to Swiss merchants (the law may change but it's going to take a while)!

Welcome from Cascadia

... and thanks for the chocolate..!!

[sirloot]

Welcome from Atlantis !

[Jefferson]

thanks all. and thanks to customs here for trying to slap me with a $44 fee for my last order of 6!! at least let me get a couple of rolls for that fee and not only 6!