Swedish midsummer 2

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Ohhh... I'm still laughing tears... These IKEA spots are always marvellous... :D :D :D

Bere wrote: Ohhh... I'm still laughing tears... These IKEA spots are always marvellous... :D :D :D

Yeah, really funny, aint they

I could tell you, but then you'd have to kill me...

Rian wrote:

Bere wrote: Ohhh... I'm still laughing tears... These IKEA spots are always marvellous... :D :D :D

Yeah, really funny, aint they

What about this Knud(t?)-thing after x-mas? Are you really throwing the trees out of the windows?

Bere wrote:

Rian wrote:

Bere wrote: Ohhh... I'm still laughing tears... These IKEA spots are always marvellous... :D :D :D

Yeah, really funny, aint they

What about this Knud(t?)-thing after x-mas? Are you really throwing the trees out of the windows?

Annandag Knut?

Well, in my family we use the door. ;)

I read that this midsommar spot was banned from television... Seems to be a shorter version because I miss the sex scenes which should have led to the banning...

Oh I see it's 3 different ones Midsommar Spots

was goin to head down to Gothenburg for the mid-summer thing but got to drunk on the thursday night and couldnt be arsed!

answer me this though, why o why do the Norges think they can celebrate it? are they jealous, are they dying to get some tradition of their own????!!!!

Good question Bod.

But they do have sjuttone maj (May 17)

I have a half-finn friend. He told me the finns celebrate midsummer, too. Seems to be a scandinavian tradition...

Bere wrote: I have a half-finn friend. He told me the finns celebrate midsummer, too. Seems to be a scandinavian tradition...

To be honest, I have no idea if the finnish ppl celebrate Midsummer.

I know that they drink a lot though

Rian wrote:

I know that they drink a lot though

That's how he described the celebration :beer2:

was in Oslo for the 17th of May, was a good day out, lots & lots of beautiful scandinavian women

Rian wrote: Good question Bod.

But they do have sjuttone maj (May 17)

the day you let them free 100 years ago :D

Bod wrote:

Rian wrote: Good question Bod.

But they do have sjuttone maj (May 17)

the day you let them free 100 years ago :D

Yeah. It was under our "nice" period in history.

;)

Rian wrote:

Bere wrote: I have a half-finn friend. He told me the finns celebrate midsummer, too. Seems to be a scandinavian tradition...

To be honest, I have no idea if the finnish ppl celebrate Midsummer.

I know that they drink a lot though

Midsummer surely is a big celebration day in Finland and many other countries around the Baltic Sea, but only the Swedes do the frog dance around a midsummer pole, which in my opinion is half the fun. I do miss the Swedish midsummers.

For people outside Scandinavia I must add that this has nothing to do with either pole dancing or fookin ringtones.

King of Nothing wrote:

Rian wrote:

Bere wrote: I have a half-finn friend. He told me the finns celebrate midsummer, too. Seems to be a scandinavian tradition...

To be honest, I have no idea if the finnish ppl celebrate Midsummer.

I know that they drink a lot though

Midsummer surely is a big celebration day in Finland and many other countries around the Baltic Sea, but only the Swedes do the frog dance around a midsummer pole, which in my opinion is half the fun. I do miss the Swedish midsummers.

For people outside Scandinavia I must add that this has nothing to do with either pole dancing or fookin ringtones.

Have you lived in Sweden?

:)

Rian wrote:

King of Nothing wrote:

Rian wrote:

Bere wrote: I have a half-finn friend. He told me the finns celebrate midsummer, too. Seems to be a scandinavian tradition...

To be honest, I have no idea if the finnish ppl celebrate Midsummer.

I know that they drink a lot though

Midsummer surely is a big celebration day in Finland and many other countries around the Baltic Sea, but only the Swedes do the frog dance around a midsummer pole, which in my opinion is half the fun. I do miss the Swedish midsummers.

For people outside Scandinavia I must add that this has nothing to do with either pole dancing or fookin ringtones.

Have you lived in Sweden?

:)

Yes, in Stockholm. Nice city

King of Nothing wrote:

Rian wrote:

King of Nothing wrote:

Rian wrote:

Bere wrote: I have a half-finn friend. He told me the finns celebrate midsummer, too. Seems to be a scandinavian tradition...

To be honest, I have no idea if the finnish ppl celebrate Midsummer.

I know that they drink a lot though

Midsummer surely is a big celebration day in Finland and many other countries around the Baltic Sea, but only the Swedes do the frog dance around a midsummer pole, which in my opinion is half the fun. I do miss the Swedish midsummers.

For people outside Scandinavia I must add that this has nothing to do with either pole dancing or fookin ringtones.

Have you lived in Sweden?

:)

Yes, in Stockholm. Nice city

Sure is nice here. I love my home town :)

How Swedes get on the booze abroad.

I know two stories: The first one is my personal. It was in Copenhagen when I saw that alkie from Malmö or Göttenberg. He was shitfaced as hell but he had a good humour. He said all his pals come over to Denmark to get drunk coz it's cheaper there. And the Danish have mixed emotions about it.

The second one about a Swede who got lost in St. Petersburg. He met one cute gal thru ICQ and came over from Stockholm. Of course, this Stockholm monster wanted some fun in St. Petersburg. Anyway he did meet the girl and they had a nice dinner, vodka, cigars and caviar at Grand Europe Hotel... So next morning he found himself lying on the grass in a garden, muddy and robbed. No money, no documents. But before he realized the whats and whys he was busted by the city district police. So here's a fella who doesn't speak the vernacular language but Swedish.. The only word the policemen could understand was vodka vodka. They assumed he was just an alkie and left him in the jail for a few days before he was found by the Swedish consul. And he said - I felt like if I were in a Bergmann movie.

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The second one about a Swede who got lost in St. Petersburg. He met one cute gal thru ICQ and came over from Stockholm. Of course, this Stockholm monster wanted some fun in St. Petersburg. Anyway he did meet the girl and they had a nice dinner, vodka, cigars and caviar at Grand Europe Hotel... So next morning he found himself lying on the grass in a garden, muddy and robbed. No money, no documents. But before he realized the whats and whys he was busted by the city district police. So here's a fella who doesn't speak the vernacular language but Swedish.. The only word the policemen could understand was vodka vodka. They assumed he was just an alkie and left him in the jail for a few days before he was found by the Swedish consul. And he said - I felt like if I were in a Bergmann movie.

So this is how Rian's 'biking accident' really happened?

King of Nothing wrote:

|| | ||| 6217|| 8 || 3 wrote: How Swedes get on the booze abroad.

The second one about a Swede who got lost in St. Petersburg. He met one cute gal thru ICQ and came over from Stockholm. Of course, this Stockholm monster wanted some fun in St. Petersburg. Anyway he did meet the girl and they had a nice dinner, vodka, cigars and caviar at Grand Europe Hotel... So next morning he found himself lying on the grass in a garden, muddy and robbed. No money, no documents. But before he realized the whats and whys he was busted by the city district police. So here's a fella who doesn't speak the vernacular language but Swedish.. The only word the policemen could understand was vodka vodka. They assumed he was just an alkie and left him in the jail for a few days before he was found by the Swedish consul. And he said - I felt like if I were in a Bergmann movie.

So this is how Rian's 'biking accident' really happened?

NO NO NO NO NO NO

It was an accident! Realy, it was!