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Any tips on what to do here? I'm here working friday to sunday, but it looks very dead here. Anyone lives here, been here, or what so ever, can give me a clue on how to spend this weekend? Except for the work I have to do here, but that's only 10 hours a day. The rest is up to me. Getting drunk in my hotelroom is one option, but I want some acttion too!
Work during the dark hours. Buy a pair of binoculars. Must be some pretty good birdwatching around there at the moment.
James Thomas wrote: Work during the dark hours. Buy a pair of binoculars. Must be some pretty good birdwatching around there at the moment.
I saw some really nice girls last night. They are so beautiful here in Norway, and not fat at all, as I was told...
No need for binoculars, you can get pretty close to them over here :D
Rian wrote:
James Thomas wrote: Work during the dark hours. Buy a pair of binoculars. Must be some pretty good birdwatching around there at the moment.
I saw some really nice girls last night. They are so beautiful here in Norway, and not fat at all, as I was told...
Who told you that? Mrs. Rian? 
Comrade Shampanyov wrote:
Rian wrote:
James Thomas wrote: Work during the dark hours. Buy a pair of binoculars. Must be some pretty good birdwatching around there at the moment.
I saw some really nice girls last night. They are so beautiful here in Norway, and not fat at all, as I was told...
Who told you that? Mrs. Rian?
Hm, yes she did... 
Scandinavian winters are long and dark. High sugar and alcohol consumption at those high latitudes is one way of maintaining Vitamin D levels in the absence of sunlight.
Roger Linn wrote: Scandinavian winters are long and dark. High sugar and alcohol consumption at those high latitudes is one way of maintaining Vitamin D levels in the absence of sunlight.
Alcohol intake is no problem. The sugar bit is abit difficult though, but I do have some suger in my coffee.
