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Norway

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Yes, but the weather . . . . .

(can't find anything else wrong with it actually!)

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being the whitest girl on the planet i can handle a little less sun on my skin.

and i'd love to see the fjords. :)

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bLuE oRdEr wrote: Norway

Then go live there, pinko.

:middle finger:

j/k

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CuanaD wrote: Yes, but the weather . . . . .

(can't fi Funny to see a Brit sensitive about the weather! nd anything else wrong with it actually!)

How about France (south of, obviously...)?

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I had freedom toast for breakfest today.

God bless the U.S.A. !!!!

uhh. sorry now im just being stupid.

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bLuE oRdEr wrote: Norway

Well, Norway is close to Sweden.

:clap:

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Rian wrote:

bLuE oRdEr wrote: Norway

Well, Norway is close to Sweden.

:clap:

i thought there was a little rivalry going on between the two? my swedish friend, kent, used to talk about his dislike for norway (not in a serious manner, but he'd die if sweden were defeated by norway in football).

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AgentWood wrote:

Rian wrote:

bLuE oRdEr wrote: Norway

Well, Norway is close to Sweden.

:clap:

i thought there was a little rivalry going on between the two? my swedish friend, kent, used to talk about his dislike for norway (not in a serious manner, but he'd die if sweden were defeated by norway in football).

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No hard feelingsbetween us. Not really.

They have oil, and we have nothing....

:banghead:

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Here in the Mid West USA we try to keep our Swedes and Norwegians separated.

But try to explain this [below]to the bastard German/Norwegian children born during and within 9 months of German occupation. Most were trerated very poorly. Searching for a link...

After five years of German occupation, people here were keen to avoid divisions. An egalitarian society was the way to go. To me it is that equality in Norwegian society which makes it so pleasant for the vast majority of people to live here. Very few are immensely rich.

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bLuE oRdEr wrote: Norway

Norway??? NO WAY :nono:

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H-Way!

Party on, Garth...

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I believe we rate third. How can 2 counties where you don't see the sun for more that half a year rate over glorious Australia. Too cold and too depressing. Heck I know what I'm talking about. Northern Germany was bad enough.

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Rian wrote:

AgentWood wrote:

Rian wrote:

bLuE oRdEr wrote: Norway

Well, Norway is close to Sweden.

:clap:

i thought there was a little rivalry going on between the two? my swedish friend, kent, used to talk about his dislike for norway (not in a serious manner, but he'd die if sweden were defeated by norway in football).

s

No hard feelingsbetween us. Not really.

They have oil, and we have nothing....

:banghead:

IKEA?

ABBA?

ace of base? :uhoh:

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Karin Saby :love2:...

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A-Hah Roxette.

I forget which is from which country.

Don't they always vote for eachother in the Eurovision thingy?

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Canada is not that bad of a place.

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Ronald Kirsch wrote: A-Hah Roxette.

I forget which is from which country.

Don't they always vote for eachother in the Eurovision thingy?

a-ha were norwegian, bless their hearts.

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Fac51 TheHacienda wrote: Canada is not that bad of a place.

Yeah, it's good if you live in the north.

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AgentWood wrote:

Ronald Kirsch wrote: A-Hah Roxette.

I forget which is from which country.

Don't they always vote for eachother in the Eurovision thingy?

a-ha were norwegian, bless their hearts.

I wish Roxette were from Norway aswell.

:crazy:

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Rian wrote:

bLuE oRdEr wrote: Norway

Well, Norway is close to Sweden.

:clap:

Norway and Canada usually exchange the #1 rank of this list each year... and we all know being close to Canade doesn't necessarly mean anything :lol:

Okokok I'm joking!!

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Fac51 TheHacienda wrote: Canada is not that bad of a place.

Yeah, it's good if you live in the north.

One day, maybe you'll learn.... :lol:

90% of the canadian population live on the south border... nobody is crazy enough to go up north.... :nuts:

That's our big park to gather natural ressources :lol:

Our temperature is similar to Scandinavia in all points...

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Spotnick wrote:

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Fac51 TheHacienda wrote: Canada is not that bad of a place.

Yeah, it's good if you live in the north.

One day, maybe you'll learn.... :lol:

90% of the canadian population live on the south border... nobody is crazy enough to go up north.... :nuts:

That's our big park to gather natural ressources :lol:

Our temperature is similar to Scandinavia in all points...

So, you're saying living in south, near US, is good?

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WTF?! Why isn't the USA # 1?

Of course I'm kidding... :laugh: :lol:

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Fac51 TheHacienda wrote: Canada is not that bad of a place.

Yeah, it's good if you live in the north.

One day, maybe you'll learn.... :lol:

90% of the canadian population live on the south border... nobody is crazy enough to go up north.... :nuts:

That's our big park to gather natural ressources :lol:

Our temperature is similar to Scandinavia in all points...

So, you're saying living in south, near US, is good?

Of course.. as far I know, people living in the North of the USA didn't vote for Bush :evil4:

Except in OHIO... :nono:

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And Idaho, Montana, and North Dakota:

Total population: 37

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Of course.. as far I know, people living in the North of the USA didn't vote for Bush :evil4:

Except in OHIO... :nono:

Most of us here didn't either. :scratch: Can you say vote rigging in Ohio & Florida?:angry:

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bLuE oRdEr wrote: And Idaho, Montana, and North Dakota:

Total population: 37

don't forget wyoming. total population: 4. and they all come to ft. collins to shop. :nonono:

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Fac 51 wrote:

Of course.. as far I know, people living in the North of the USA didn't vote for Bush :evil4:

Except in OHIO... :nono:

Most of us here didn't either. :scratch: Can you say vote rigging in Ohio & Florida?:angry:

Diebold don't need-- nor want-- no paper trail.

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Diebold don't need-- nor want-- no paper trail.

Unfortunately, you are correct. :dead:

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AgentWood wrote: being the whitest girl on the planet i can handle a little less sun on my skin.

and i'd love to see the fjords. :)

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All this, and health care too! I'm in love... :love2:

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bLuE oRdEr wrote:

Fac 51 wrote:

Of course.. as far I know, people living in the North of the USA didn't vote for Bush :evil4:

Except in OHIO... :nono:

Most of us here didn't either. :scratch: Can you say vote rigging in Ohio & Florida?:angry:

Diebold don't need-- nor want-- no paper trail.

My all-democratic absentee ballot went to Ohio, where I'm sure it was regrettably lost in the mail :skeptic:

And barring some sort of miracle I'll be following in a month's time :cry: Maybe I'll get lost in the post too, find myself redirected to France!

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Hey, Sweden is the birthplace of Bergman...

Harold Bergman, 37, Insurance adjustor from Malmo, who lives in Stockholm with his lovely wife Fannie, 35, and children Sven, 10, Inga, 9, and newborn Ingmar (named after an obscure relative who may have been in the film industry back in the Fifties, but no one's sure) :p

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Taboo # 7 wrote: Hey, Sweden is the birthplace of Bergman...

Harold Bergman, 37, Insurance adjustor from Malmo, who lives in Stockholm with his lovely wife Fannie, 35, and children Sven, 10, Inga, 9, and newborn Ingmar (named after an obscure relative who may have been in the film industry back in the Fifties, but no one's sure) :p

Some historians say he had a dog called Göran

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Fac 51 wrote:

Of course.. as far I know, people living in the North of the USA didn't vote for Bush :evil4:

Except in OHIO... :nono:

Most of us here didn't either. :scratch: Can you say vote rigging in Ohio & Florida?:angry:

in Ohio's urban/old metro and university areas (which were very anti-Bush) there were 2 to 5 hour wait in line to vote and no legal room to park in many areas... somehow even thou the more Republican friendly areas also had a high turnout, they had no problems with long waits.

the State of Ohio Attrny General in charge of the election (a black man no less) completely kissed the Bush campaign's ass, and it is debatable if he broke many laws doing so. He also set up a completely bogus "protection of marriage act" issue to vote on to bring out the poor/old/uneducated christian vote, christians were told that they had to vote for the protection of marriage act to keep gay marriage illegal. the issue had absolutely nothing to do with making gay marriage legal, gay marriage was already illegal.

so scare tactics to bring out the Republican vote from the lowest common denominator, and deliberately making it hard to vote in liberal areas were just the the most obvious things they did.

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The best country, and getting better. :love2:

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norway? fookin NORWAY? best country on the planet,whoever dreamed that up has spent to long sniffing butane. lets face it, for the most part its cold and dark and expensive(much like the uk)and most of the women like to eat belly pork and sausages,so dont think that pulling the odd good looking bird out of a hat and saying LOOK SHES FROM NORWAY will save it, it wont. to think that some dumb cunt has been paid to actually stand up and say NORWAY is beyond belief,when there are so many countries out there with so much more to offer than (god ive got to say it again) NORWAY. if you would rather go to (gulp)NORWAY than any of the below then you truly are a fuckin mental.

bali australia canada americas italy bloody africa even

ok ok continents some of them, JAPAN then. all a shite more to offer than that ice block of a turd.

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let's see: virtually no poverty, free healthcare, clean streets, good schools, free universities, almost no illiteracy. norway sounds pretty good to me.

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Yep. A step up from "the greatest country on Earth"-- a big step up.

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bLuE oRdEr wrote: Yep. A step up from "the greatest country on Earth"-- a big step up.

the 'greatest country on earth': the country most of its residents have never left, thus giving them nothing to compare it to.

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