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Ah, Tango Finlandia. That clip represents Finnish culture just as much as a double penetration Porn Valley movie represents the culture of the US. Apparently you're never been here after all, as then you should know better.
End of thread I think. Especially when you didn't even bother to mention when and where you've been here.
I have spent a significant amount of time (YEARS) in Europe and the specifically in the countries mentioned both as a resident of those countries and a tourist.
Yes, there are some exceptions to the rule but every time I am in Scandinavia I am just shocked how cold the people are and in Ireland how friendly.
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Originally Posted by Ariete
Ah, Tango Finlandia. That clip represents Finnish culture just as much as a double penetration Porn Valley movie represents the culture of the US. Apparently you're never been here after all, as then you should know better.
End of thread I think. Especially when you didn't even bother to mention when and where you've been here.
Ireland is an exceptionally friendly country. I think Irish just like a chat and a joke. The older Irish people would ask you in for a cup of tea. Not sure what the younger ones are like though. It's been a while since I was there but people would chat to you anywhere and were very helpful. Maybe it has something to do with the endless rain. In the old days people would stay inside and tell stories. They are genuinely warm and helpful.
I have spent a significant amount of time (YEARS) in Europe and the specifically in the countries mentioned both as a resident of those countries and a tourist.
Yes, there are some exceptions to the rule but every time I am in Scandinavia I am just shocked how cold the people are and in Ireland how friendly.
Name the cities you've visited in Finland. Probably the capital. Name you 3 favorite attractions you went to. What public transport did you use from where to where? Was the subway any good?
Because of the weather and alcohol is cheaper in Ireland !
Swedish also do not interact much toward other Swedes they do not know, so it is not just because you are a foreign raised.
Alcohol isn't cheap there any more, $50 dollars for a case of beer i pay $13 bucks here for a case...both my folks are from Ireland.....I been there 9 times me'' self..
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At least, Irish do not have to shovel or slip on ice every year .....
Ireland alcohol is cheaper than Sweden because the latter taxes it much more.
The Swedes in Malmo often take the train toward Copenhagen for cheaper alcohol.
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