Bad news for you...
...we have no Tescos in Sweden. We have Willys :P
Woo for the drawing!
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Mon 11 Dec 2006, 11:44,
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Woo for the drawing!
I love Sweden and I've never even been there
I'd love to go, got as far as Copenhagen in Denmark then came home... next time I'll just fly to Stockholme :D
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Mon 11 Dec 2006, 11:50,
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love it? hmmm..
with our new liberal/conservative government everything is going to be super shitty within a few months anyway, so you better stay where you are.
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Mon 11 Dec 2006, 11:53,
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and the willys would probably come for you too
if you stroked them enough
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Mon 11 Dec 2006, 11:56,
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*caresses*
there are going to be a lot of confused swedish supermarket shoppers when I come to visit...
I've just invented building pr0n
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Mon 11 Dec 2006, 11:58,
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I've just invented building pr0n
so THAT's why they are all being closed down!
You keep frotting them!
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Mon 11 Dec 2006, 12:03,
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I keep leaving cheesy greasy marks all over the brick work
it's rotting the very foundations
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Mon 11 Dec 2006, 12:04,
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I only know that one word in swedish
:¬)
edit: I think it is a nawty word too
/not sure
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Mon 11 Dec 2006, 11:50,
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edit: I think it is a nawty word too
/not sure
Something about the Devil in the street
Then I lose it
'which [språkbruk] you have'?
Edit: Oh! he's asking what language you speak
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Mon 11 Dec 2006, 11:54,
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Edit: Oh! he's asking what language you speak
språkbruk -> (use of) language.... sort of.
hard to translate
"what language you have" i guess one could say
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Mon 11 Dec 2006, 11:58,
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"what language you have" i guess one could say
it means "hell", so yes it's a bit nawty.
However, there are worse things... :-)
Time to make a "Swedish for B3tans"-guide?
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Mon 11 Dec 2006, 11:55,
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Time to make a "Swedish for B3tans"-guide?
uuhmm..
a direct translation would perhaps be "knullstrumpa", or "knullstrumpor" if socks refer to plural
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Mon 11 Dec 2006, 12:02,
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o_0
wot? i'm not realy sure what slug-pusher really mean, even though I could make a direct translation of the two words slug and pusher...
slug (snail) - snigel
pusher (as in someone who push) - tryckare (now that's a weird word...)
pusher (drugdealer) - langare
try this:
lexin.nada.kth.se/swe-eng.shtml
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Mon 11 Dec 2006, 12:12,
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slug (snail) - snigel
pusher (as in someone who push) - tryckare (now that's a weird word...)
pusher (drugdealer) - langare
try this:
lexin.nada.kth.se/swe-eng.shtml
ah
that is where i got my idea for the PiTT:S shop from
thanks Lexin :¬)
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Mon 11 Dec 2006, 12:13,
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thanks Lexin :¬)
Brilliant idea
Its like the English for drug dealers in the Spanish film Airbag... hilarious!
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Mon 11 Dec 2006, 11:57,
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oooh yes :¬)
although - i struggle with english
/rubbish at languages
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Mon 11 Dec 2006, 11:57,
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/rubbish at languages
although helvete means "hell"
I think it is much worse than saying hell here.
A swedish girl told me to shout it, which I did
and got told off (in swedish) by an old swedish woman
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Mon 11 Dec 2006, 12:00,
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A swedish girl told me to shout it, which I did
and got told off (in swedish) by an old swedish woman
This is actually true
I frowned a bit every time I scanned down to that comment, I'm not sure why I said it
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Mon 11 Dec 2006, 12:12,
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