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Snowing hard in Norway
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Yes they do mostly about preferences & prices :shock:
What precisely does that comment mean? I know what I think it means, and I'd rather not make assumptions.
Waitresses for food & drink.
So you're saying that waitresses in Norway mostly spend their time chatting up men as part of their job? Table service must be rather slow?
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Started by Bedrock barney in Scandinavia 16-Oct-2012 - 7 Replies
Bedrock barney posted Oct-2012
We're not going to Hemsedal this season but I like to pop in to look at their website now and again. Looks like winter has arrived nice and early this year. Plenty of snow, even reaching down to the town at 600m. Season may start on time this year on 2nd November.
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slippy slidey snow......me likey!
ATOO
reply to 'Snowing hard in Norway' posted Oct-2012
I get excited just looking at the early snow . Really enjoyed ourselves in Norway this year so we are flying to Trondheim again in Feb but driving to Are in Sweden.
Apparently the women chat the men up in Sweden ,just saying :-)
Apparently the women chat the men up in Sweden ,just saying :-)
Brooksy
reply to 'Snowing hard in Norway' posted Oct-2012
ATOO wrote:I get excited just looking at the early snow . Really enjoyed ourselves in Norway this year so we are flying to Trondheim again in Feb but driving to Are in Sweden.
Apparently the women chat the men up in Sweden ,just saying :-)
Yes they do mostly about preferences & prices :shock:
Bedrock barney
reply to 'Snowing hard in Norway' posted Oct-2012
Looking great in Hemsedal for early season skiing. Temperatures good above 1000m although slight thaw in the town. 9 day forecast is showing freezing down to 0m in a few days time!
If we were sans children, I'd be tempted to head over there for some November skiing. Accommodation is really cheap that month and more fun that skiing on a glacier in the alps.
Today's pic:
If we were sans children, I'd be tempted to head over there for some November skiing. Accommodation is really cheap that month and more fun that skiing on a glacier in the alps.
Today's pic:
slippy slidey snow......me likey!
Bandit
reply to 'Snowing hard in Norway' posted Oct-2012
brooksy wrote:
Yes they do mostly about preferences & prices :shock:
What precisely does that comment mean? I know what I think it means, and I'd rather not make assumptions.
Brooksy
reply to 'Snowing hard in Norway' posted Oct-2012
bandit wrote:brooksy wrote:
Yes they do mostly about preferences & prices :shock:
What precisely does that comment mean? I know what I think it means, and I'd rather not make assumptions.
Waitresses for food & drink.
Bandit
reply to 'Snowing hard in Norway' posted Oct-2012
brooksy wrote:ATOO wrote:I get excited just looking at the early snow . Really enjoyed ourselves in Norway this year so we are flying to Trondheim again in Feb but driving to Are in Sweden.
Apparently the women chat the men up in Sweden ,just saying :-)
Yes they do mostly about preferences & prices :shock:
bandit wrote:
What precisely does that comment mean? I know what I think it means, and I'd rather not make assumptions.
brooksy wrote:
Waitresses for food & drink.
So you're saying that waitresses in Norway mostly spend their time chatting up men as part of their job? Table service must be rather slow?
ATOO
reply to 'Snowing hard in Norway' posted Oct-2012
lol only one thing crossed my mind and it wasn't a waitress .
Next time you go to Norway try Hvalbiffgryte , it's whale steak stew and great after a day on the slopes
Next time you go to Norway try Hvalbiffgryte , it's whale steak stew and great after a day on the slopes
Topic last updated on 19-October-2012 at 19:52