Anyone live in Switzerland?
 

Well, does anyone here live in switzerland??? if so, icq me please..

or if you know a lot about it. going there in a week and have some questions

I was just in zurich

is weed legal in switzerland? if so, how available is it?

thanks.

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not legal

Not legal, but lots of good ski slopes

I doubt it. One of my best friends is Swiss, and I am pretty sure he would have mentioned it 1,000 times if it were

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Ganjasaurus:

Nope.. weed is not legal in Switzerland :-)

baddog:

That sure sounds like some quote out of the CIA handbook :1orglaugh

Typical bullshit ya would get there - it makes it sound the whole country is acting illegally in some way :-) Pity it don't suit some folks...

what good are ski slopes w/out a nice fat doob?

and so none of this passed??

http://www.cannabisculture.com/articles/1985.html

and i read this:

"There are now well over 400 stores selling high-THC cannabis in Switzerland, officially for any reason other than smoking it, plus another 300-odd hemp farmers, processors and hash makers. Their fine produce keeps not only the locals happy, but also thousands of hemp enthusiasts from neighbouring Germany, France and Italy who cross the border in search of the legendary Swiss mountain high."

from here:
http://www.norml.org.nz/article336.html

seems as if you can buy it legally as long as you arent going to smoke it, lol.

Ganjasaurus:

They make good quality rope out of hemp in Switzerland. What else you think hemp farmers do? Something illegal? :winkwink:

"There are now well over 400 stores selling high-THC cannabis in Switzerland"

incase you missed that part.

I don't live there but sure I would love too.

I did not interpret it to say that at all.

drugs are bad

def. not legal.

not legal

but everybody smokes them anyway

Most of the info im finding on the web says its legal and you can buy it everywhere.

but most of you here are claiming illegal. :helpme

bumpasaurus

My guess as far as Europe weed is only legal in Amsterdam, other countries like Eastern Europe are probably a little bit more lax about it, but as a tourist it's a safe bet to assume drugs are illegal.

pot is not legal, but it is widely available and hardly prosecuted.

what else would you like to know?

where is the quickest place in geneva to grab some on my way up to gstaad.

thank you.

MM

Just ask around. Good luck!

i got a swiss citerzen ship but i dont live there atm, i live in australia.

I'm not but I love Swiss cheese. :1orglaugh

Switzerland is a very beautiful place and you will find that things are a lot more lax up in the mountain resorts. I am sure you will be ok.

Smoking dope has also been de-criminalized in the UK btw. :2 cents:

Fact: Switzerland is beautiful.

It's too cold over there.

It´s not really legal, but it feels like it. It´s very available and nothing happens when you buy it.

cant wait... i leave on sunday.

I've been to Lucerne. Beautiful place and great people. Probably the best trip I've ever taken. Plus, they've got some kick ass cheap jewelry. ;-}

Nope, I live in jersey.