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Skybird 01-22-12 07:33 AM

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Originally Posted by August (Post 1825556)
Two years in prison for fishing without a license? Man them Germans are tough! :o

By law it is seen as poaching, when you go after fishes owned by somebody, a fish company or a landlord. However, 2 years is the possible maximum penalty only, when you do it for trading and at huge scale and/or at the cost of a second party holding rights or running a business, a fish company in whose facilities or waters you commit the deed.

When you get caught angling fishes that are in a landlord's possession, without having a licence or outside the season, you can expect to get sued for a fee of around around 600-1500 euros (plus fees for lawyers, court procedures etc.), if you did it for private consummation only, two or three salmons for example, and it is your first arrest. If you did it for your own business, then the penalties indeed rocket upwards.

When you fish without licence our outside the season, in a public water, for personal consummation, and the fishes are not the legal possession of somebody, it usually is seen as theft, with according lesser penalties around 50-200 Euros.

Jimbuna 01-22-12 09:22 AM

Sounds a bit fishy to me :O:

August 01-22-12 09:56 AM

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Originally Posted by jimbuna (Post 1825719)
Sounds a bit fishy to me :O:

Right. Over there a man just want's to land dinner and he could be on the hook for far more than he brooked for... :yep:

Jimbuna 01-22-12 10:58 AM

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Originally Posted by August (Post 1825734)
Right. Over there a man just want's to land dinner and he could be on the hook for far more than he brooked for... :yep:

I'll stick to my tried and tested method :DL

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August 01-22-12 03:59 PM

I'll bet you've been waiting for a chance to use that pic! :DL

Jimbuna 01-22-12 04:11 PM

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Originally Posted by August (Post 1825926)
I'll bet you've been waiting for a chance to use that pic! :DL

No way!!




















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Reece 01-22-12 06:18 PM

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Originally Posted by jimbuna (Post 1825359)

Kim Jong merrily on high

On drugs eh!!:hmmm:

Jimbuna 01-23-12 06:20 AM

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Originally Posted by Reece (Post 1826031)
On drugs eh!!:hmmm:

So, Kim Jong il has died.

For those stupid people who don't keep up with current affairs, she was the leader of North Korea.

Chuck U F4rley 01-23-12 11:37 AM

Interesting, that happened about 5km from where I live. Never even read the news, probably because the mentioned Berlin Newspapers are terrible tabloids.

As for the NK embassy: It is pretty close to where the Führerbunker used to be (Now a parking lot and a lawn where dogs take a crap. Gotta love the people of Berlin.) and is one of the uglier buildings in that neighbourhood. As for the birds and the flowers mentioned: We have had one of the warmest decembers since decades. Following directly on the driest november ever since weather data is recorded. Kinda understandable that flowers get confused. In fact some of the trees and flowers in the park near my appartment are showing first signs of colour, too. Probably a token of respect to my failing health, since I fear I might be coming down with a cold.

kraznyi_oktjabr 01-23-12 12:34 PM

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Originally Posted by jimbuna (Post 1826209)
So, Kim Jong il has died.

For those stupid people who don't keep up with current affairs, she was the leader of North Korea.

I have to admit that I didn't know that "he" was actually lady. :hmmm: You always learn something new!


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