First, the title is a joke. I've had beer with pschoonveld and thus find him rather cool.

That being said, here's a fair warning: when I was moving to Amsterdam, he advised me to demand a certain clause in my contract that translates to "pants not required." Fortunately, I asked what it meant before making said demand :) Since I will be leaving Amsterdam soon, I haven't quite figured out how to exact revenge (just kidding, pschoonveld!).

Incidentally, the "hand motion" that kudra mentions resembles (to me) a Hillary Clinton wave in the direction of one's ear. Never could figure out what that had to do with "lekker."

Cheers,
Ovid

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In reply to (Ovid - be careful around pschoonveld!) Re(3): Favorite Slacking Activity by Ovid
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