Comments on: “Curiosities” in Sweden

By: nea titi

nea titi — Fri, 04 Apr 2008 08:27:42 +0000

1. no sense of adventure – boooooring. what these people need is a good ol’ spanking with 50 years of sweet communism sprinkled with fine latino-balkano-arabic powder (serves 4)

2. …4 bigmacs, 2 large fries, 15 onion rings, 12 chicken mcnuggets and a diet water, thank you.

3. waaay too much free time on these folks’ hands, but hey…

3″. mioritic acu’, n-ar trebui sa intram si noi pe piata cu vreun utilaj special de taiat sarmalutza, …pana mea? sau ne multumim cu sfoara bunicii de taiat mamaligutza?

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By: kmi

kmi — Fri, 21 Mar 2008 19:16:29 +0000

@Cre – There will be no problemm not answering the game, as I wrote on my blog…on one condition (am I a sales person, or what “give some-win some

My condition: Try to use that tool…:)

I will add mom’s link in my blogroll and I will pass the game to her. I would really like to read her answer

Have a nice weekend and do not forget “the tool”.

By: Martutza

Martutza — Fri, 21 Mar 2008 19:02:38 +0000

A few years ago I came to Stockholm in a 2-week trip and someone told me that I could buy a monthly ticket to travel by bus and by underground, as it was cheaper than to buy a daily one. That lady told me that when I was to leave Sweden I could give that ticket back, show my passport and get my money back for the remaining days…I wondered if it was really true, as it sounded a bit SF for my Romanian ears! Well, on my way to the airport, I stopped to T-Centralen and went to the first ticket office. To my great surprise, the guy gave me my money back and wished me to come back to Sweden soon! So, long live Sweedish people! I was really impressed by their common sense and respect for human beings…

By: viulian

viulian — Fri, 21 Mar 2008 18:58:28 +0000

What ?!

Why did you shock them by cutting cheese with a knife =)) ?

By: Daniel

Daniel — Fri, 21 Mar 2008 16:46:46 +0000

Thank you Kami. I have been trying to convince Cre that it is a marvelous tool and that she should learn how to use it. I don’t think she listens to me though because I always see her with a big butcher knife slicing away in the kitchen with that poor cheese screaming for help. At least now I know there are some rational thoughts originating from Romania. Keep influencing my dear Cre and perhaps she will come around and leave the dark side to join the enlightened one.

By: crenguta

crenguta — Fri, 21 Mar 2008 16:41:04 +0000

Kami, can you please replace me with my mum? ) . I’ve played it once with the books and decided at that point is the first and last one.

By: kmi

kmi — Fri, 21 Mar 2008 16:30:55 +0000

Hey, nice post.
I think that tool is very useful indeed. I passed out once, cutting my finger very ugly and losing to much blood, while I was trying to get small pieces from a very big piece of cheese.
You have a…”question-game” (“leapsa” I do not know the word in english and I couldn’t find it in dictionary) when you have the time to answer. That’s no hurry! Still, i have something to ask. Please pass it to your mom. I believe she has some interesting answers for us…:)