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I also live in Norway. I have my own longboat, and my family has it's very own oil rig!

Lalz : D

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Limely wrote:Hats with horns are also so yesterday.

They do sell them in those souvenire shops thouygh, don't they?

It's like, if you see someone in such a hat it's obviously a foreigner... Or someone with a matryoshka or a long weird hat here too.

Yeah, they do, which is a bit ridiculous, considering vikings have never worn hats with horns, nor has any other folk-group in our history, so lol. I don't know why people seem to think so though.
And it also doesn't snow much at all where I live. I lied. The weather is harsh and wet and cold, but the Gulf-stream warms up the air so we don't have snow often, and when it does snow, it usually melts quite rapidly or it rains away, leaving us with wet slush all over the streets, and eventually it might freeze into slippery ice all over, which is no fun when you carry around on fragile instruments. I know a saxophonist who slipped on the ice and had his baritone-sax completely fucked up since the crate he was carrying it in smashed. D:>
I live on an island in the middle of the Gulf-stream though. It might snow more where Tobbe lives, since he lives on the mainland. But what do I know, I've only been to that area in the summer. [/uninteresting babbles]

I don't slip on the ice because I wear orsum winter boots.

By the way, here in France we always wear berets and eat only baguettes, cheese, snails and frogs. And of course, we drink a lot of alcohol, especially wine (this statement happens to be true actually ).

We totally need dentists down here in England because of the amount of 2 sugar tea we guzzle.

We definetly need some underwear up here in Scotland because everyone walks around in Kilts and we all eat the haggis, neeps and tatties and ride on deer to work... (Some English folk actually belive this sort of thing lol)

i have never tried Haggis unbelievably and tartans suck 8P

LOL I hardly even drink normal tea. I drink herbals instead, but if that isn't there I'd go for a hot chocolate.

Mmmm....hot chocolate

In America, we eat at McDonalds every day.

And Walmart beats Target's ass.

Actually, I'm more of a Super Target and Wendy's man myself...

*gets called Traitor and is destroyed by explosives by fellow Americans*

I live in New York. The air is clean, the sky is always a shade of blue, and the grass is sometimes greener. And it's cold as hell in the winter. I mean, more colder than it usually is in other places.

Yet New York City is MUCH different than New York itself.

True.

Phoenixan wrote:In America, we eat at McDonalds every day.

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Phoenixan wrote:In America, we eat at McDonalds every day.

Isn't that true for a relatively high percentage of the population?

btw Limely it doesn't snow much here either. Trondheim is pretty close to the coast, and of course, it lies by the shores of Trondheimsfjorden.

Phoenixan wrote:
In America, we eat at McDonalds every day.

Texas?

I eat at home everyday. I don't really like McDonalds that much.

One time, Food Poisoning from McDonald's got the best of us and turned them into Zombies all because of him:

Has anyone seen the film "Supersize me?"

Although, I am a junkfood junkie hehe