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On some buses in Sweden they've had some quite interesting adverts regarding peoples' internet/phone usage. I figured I'd make a poll out of one of them, here goes: If you had to choose one, would you take a friend or Facebook with you on a remote island? .. I know that it's quite...

^hehe. I've only had a few steaks in my life, most of them I've had as medium and a few as well-done. I prefer them being closer to medium than well done though, because too often I've seen a well done steak being "too well done" and hard to chew.

Only done it on the TPR Spain trip, for Port Aventura and Parque d' atracciones Madrid. I guess it's for the same reasons like many of you UK-people have done in the US, like you want to do everything while you're there, as you might not come back soon.

Where I live for uni, is all right, although it's like the most 'notorious' student housing area in the city. There are always many torn thrash bags outside on weekends, random stuff threwn out from balconies, few times I've seen burned trashbins, bent lampposts, but I never felt unsafe, seen or...

Nope, haven't been. Had the chance twice, when people didn't log off, however those two people were not like my good friends or so, so had I written something, I really would've messed things up for good (yeah I know, it sounds a bit controversial, but anyway).

Hmm.. could be worse 19th Feb: National Chocolate Mint Day

Yeah, there they always give it to you with mayonnaise, although their fries, or frits, are thicker, double fried, so quite different from British 'chips' or 'regular' friench fries for that matter. Oh and most likely they invented the 'french fries' in Belgium. According to one story during...

All I'm saying is that, have Finland EVER sucked this much at Winter Olympics, 1 medal (silver) so far, I mean Australia has more medals than us :roll: COME ON! :lol:

**** it, how ironic can it get? (Can't excuse myself anymore...). Maybe, I might have to take a break from posting and come back when somebody cares... btw. Cheers, Martyn (Oh and Finnish for that matter. I really hate to bring that up, but these matters are a bit sensitive for me.)

This. Well, I've always had very easy to learn languages. I'm sorry I might sound arrogant right now, but I still have to quite agree with

^I used to hate it (as well as regular salted peanuts, lol!) until I somehow out of the blue started really liking it, when around 15-16yrs. Crunchy! although sadly it's hard to get that over here, so the one I've in the fridge atm is smooth. Weirdly enough crunchy peanut butter is more...

^Lol. I MIGHT pick up a 1kr (0.13$, 0.08£) which is the 2nd least valuable coin here (will be the smallest valued in October?), but it depends, if it's like on a dirty road or on a clean shelf and if it's like in the middle of the bustling city, because I wouldn't want to like block people...

Last time I was nervous for a ride was for Hurakan Condor 2.5 years ago. I will be nervous if/when I'll ride like TTD/Kingda Ka or Millenium Force or so, hmm.. yeah if it's really tall and steep yes, but that's about it really.

Please, enlighten us, how would that be exactly? :). "Haha" and :D ?

Enterprise, Pirateships, or anything too spinny in a bad way incl. regular cycle Top Spin, and Big apple coasters (most of the time).

Some movies I've seen quite recently: A Serious Man- You could see it was Coen movie, although it was clearly different from their other movies. Quite sad, bit funny with decent acting, but the plot was a bit boring 7.2/10. Night at the Museum-Was bored and it came on TV, was ok, for a...

Couldn't have said it better. It was still nice when they had like themed lego like "egypt", marine etc., but once the first Star Wars came out, I just thought it was stupid (well I was not really anymore of "Lego age" at the time, but still..), not to mention a Lego Star Wars 2 videogame...

I don't really know what to choose. In driving school I drove manual cars of course, which were really nice, but after that I've only driven my parents automatic car for about a year. Even though it didn't feel as "real" as manual, I still like not to have to worry about gears etc. However if I...

I always eat breakfast and lunch, but since starting Uni last September and due to random times of seminars/class, my lunch might be as late as 6pm, which isn't that good. Nowadays I quite rarely eat a "proper warm meal" after that, a ka dinner, just bread, yoghurt, fruit etc. I snack randomly...

Twice in a day, but for most of my life so far only done it once a day, never had any problems/holes either though.