plastic 😆
More like glass and steel.
But yeah, it was impressive.
But I was disappointed at Burj Khalifa. Thought it'd be taller.
It looked so tall from the airport.
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how long you spend there?
4 days. Really low budget. It's doable.
Just have to live on junk food and water bottles.
Can't really afford much other than a subway or monorail pass.
But it's free to look around.
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4 days. Really low budget. It's doable.
Just have to live on junk food and water bottles.
Can't really afford much other than a subway or monorail pass.
But it's free to look around.
I've been to the Spanish folk group Aira da Pedra about 4 tmes, love there music! they're the very best group I've ever heared, and wouldn't want to miss one concert of them! @Qleqk
Bring a lot of cash. It's fuck-o expensive and inflation is rampant now.
I was in Dubai. Low budget. Cheap hotels and junkfood made me pull through.
What were the prices like for cheap hotels and junkfood?
Same as in Norway. Only that what's a cheap hotel in Dubai is a normal hotel in Norway.
That's right! Norway has Dubai prices. No joke!
Yes, I know Norway is expensive and there's nothing to do there without money.
I'm also very unfamiliar with Spanish music, but as a dancer also, I admire flamenco, the beautiful dance of passionate women.
Yes, I know Norway is expensive and there's nothing to do there without money.I'm also very unfamiliar with Spanish music, but as a dancer also, I admire flamenco, the beautiful dance of passionate women.
There's nothing to do in Norway period!
Everything is illegal! People don't know how to live anymore.
Your best shot is meeting cool people. And they are around.
I was lucky enough to see a flamenco dance when I was a toddler on holiday in Spain.
That was such a long time ago. But I remember it.
My stepfather and his friend also took me to a real bullfight. Back in those days. 1982.
Not sure if bullfights are legal in Spain anymore.
It was a lot of blood. That bull. Oh, man! He coughed up blood.
Had all these swords in his back. I remember it like it was yesterday.
There's nothing to do in Norway period!
Everything is illegal! People don't know how to live anymore.
Your best shot is meeting cool people. And they are around.
I was lucky enough to see a flamenco dance when I was a toddler on holiday in Spain.
That was such a long time ago. But I remember it.
My stepfather and his friend also took me to a real bullfight. Back in those days. 1982.
Not sure if bullfights are legal in Spain anymore.
It was a lot of blood. That bull. Oh, man! He coughed up blood.
Had all these swords in his back. I remember it like it was yesterday.
I would love to see real flamenco dancing and real Argentine tango, there's so much energy and emotions.
I bet bullfighting is a spectacular event, but I'm not sure I could watch it, it's too brutal. Even though it's a part of Spain's historical and cultural heritage.
I would love to see real flamenco dancing and real Argentine tango, there's so much energy and emotions.
I bet bullfighting is a spectacular event, but I'm not sure I could watch it, it's too brutal. Even though it's a part of Spain's historical and cultural heritage.
The bull didn't stand a chance.
It was such a long time ago, but I remember quite a deal of it.
I also saw a bull's run. They just came running down the streets hundreds of them.
I was at an Empreror concert once.
Lost my voice from Black Sabbath the day before.
It's amazing how people still can understand each other through pivo and hand gestures.
Sounds cool.
Pivo is a universal tool for communication, even if you don't know the language of your interlocutor, after a couple of bottles you'll be speaking the same language one way or another.
Sounds cool.Pivo is a universal tool for communication, even if you don't know the language of your interlocutor, after a couple of bottles you'll be speaking the same language one way or another.
True that. And I call beer pivo.
There are a lot of names for the beverage but pivo always stuck with me.
I don't but buy øl (Norwegian for beer). Sounds so slow and drained.
I buy PIVO! Sounds more happy and jolly!
True that. And I call beer pivo.
There are a lot of names for the beverage but pivo always stuck with me.
I don't but buy øl (Norwegian for beer). Sounds so slow and drained.
I buy PIVO! Sounds more happy and jolly!
Hahaha that's funny
You need to listen to one russian song then, "KняZz - Пиво, пиво, пиво". If translate into English, the chorus goes: "At me is looking playfully pivo, pivo, pivo, pivo."
Yeah, it is stupid, but catchy and it works.
Do you have any Norwegian songs about øl?
Or maybe you have any favourite songs about other drinks?
There are songs about drinking beer in Norwegian, but I kinda hate Norwegian music cause it sucks and it's shit!
As a matter of fact I don't like Norway at all.
Just not my kinda people.
I feel more international than these Scandinavian peasants.