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i'm the old lady holding her ears and thinking "stfu you loving horkarl"
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 e: questiuon for swedish people: why is it sometimes say "Kung" and sometimes "konung"
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lilljonas posted:E: Konung is more fancy-pancy, the king's title is officially Hans Majonnäs Honungen, while "kung" is more everyday speech and/or generic term for kings. i see, thanks
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Emil i Lönneberga rules ok
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Zzulu posted:Hello everyone do you have any barista skills? i'll pay you 50 SEK/hr
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deputamadre posted:Where? I've lived in Norway for years and I still haven't found decent chicken where in norway do you live? in oslo you should be able to find good food unless you only go for the cheapest places
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ZombieJesus posted:Yeah if you're only spending 250 kroner on a pizza it's bounds to be poo poo a cheap pizza is like 100 kroner, so for 250 you should be able to find a decent one. anyway the guy i quoted was talking about fried chicken, and m y point is that if you go somewhere like Lucky Bird at Mathallen you will get some very nice freid chicken but if you go to Lars Ivar's veikro in Vinstra you probably won't
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Dave Concepcion posted:tbf if you're dumb enough to order dolly dimples or peppes you're looking at probably 350-400kr or so for a large pizza if you include a soft drink and delivery yeah that's about the worst pizza-related mistake you can do
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Maimgara posted:Come to Sweden, pay through the nose for alcohol. nah, that's cheap. norwegians cross the border all the time to get their hands on that sweet, cheap swedish booze
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extra stout posted:could you and some others living in scandinavia give me some hunting/fishing info so i dont have to buy a 400 kroner pizza Trout is my favourite freshwater fish available in Norway. Perch is probably more common, as is pike, but in some lakes you can get a lot of trout. You can also fish for salmon, of course, but fishing cards for good salmon rivers are expensive even by Norwegian standards. To hunt, you need a permit, don't know how easy that is to get for a foreigner.
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chainsaw class was pretty sweet in second grade
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