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12-29-2010, 16:49
InsaneApache

Re: Oh really

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Originally Posted by HoreTore

How will reducing fuel bills by 30% stop a homeless man from freezing to death under a bridge?

Are you serious? :inquisitive:

If he's homeless he won't have any bills to pay. Honestly. :dizzy2:
12-29-2010, 16:52
HoreTore

Re: Oh really

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Originally Posted by InsaneApache

Are you serious? :inquisitive:

If he's homeless he won't have any bills to pay. Honestly. :dizzy2:

.....yes...... that was kinda the point....so......how does your proposal to slash fuel bills by 30% do anything to prevent a homeless guy from freezing to death then?

Wouldn't it make a lot more sense to provide him with a place to live so he doesn't have to freeze to death outside?
12-29-2010, 17:27
Fragony

Re: Oh really

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Originally Posted by HoreTore

There are no homeless people where I live, I don't have the opportunity...

Socialist paradise and all that ya know ~;)

Oh really, never saw so many homeless as I did in Norway, parks are packed with junkies at night, don't you go there
12-29-2010, 17:40
HoreTore

Re: Oh really

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Originally Posted by Fragony

Oh really, never saw so many homeless as I did in Norway, parks are packed with junkies at night, don't you go there

I don't live in Oslo, so no.
12-29-2010, 17:51
Fragony

Re: Oh really

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Originally Posted by HoreTore

I don't live in Oslo, so no.

Got a private socialist paradise?
12-29-2010, 18:01
InsaneApache

Re: Oh really

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Originally Posted by HoreTore

.....yes...... that was kinda the point....so......how does your proposal to slash fuel bills by 30% do anything to prevent a homeless guy from freezing to death then?

Wouldn't it make a lot more sense to provide him with a place to live so he doesn't have to freeze to death outside?

Talk about missing the point spectacularly......:juggle2:
12-29-2010, 18:01
HoreTore

Re: Oh really

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Originally Posted by Fragony

Got a private socialist paradise?

Norway is a bit more than just the capital, even though it may not look like it all the time...
12-29-2010, 18:14
Fragony

Re: Oh really

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Originally Posted by HoreTore

Norway is a bit more than just the capital, even though it may not look like it all the time...

I know, lotsa trees, and homeless people. Better dental-care would allow them to eat them
12-29-2010, 18:30
HoreTore

Re: Oh really

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Originally Posted by Fragony

I know, lotsa trees, and homeless people. Better dental-care would allow them to eat them

And all the homeless people(or drug addicts, as they're more commonly known) go to Oslo, where they have a couple of spots to hang out at.

Where I live, there are still no homeless people.

Oh, and a few of the illegal immigrants are homeless too of course, those who could've been a resource to society instead of being forced into hiding, but that's another debate.
12-29-2010, 18:52
Fragony

Re: Oh really

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Originally Posted by HoreTore

And all the homeless people(or drug addicts, as they're more commonly known) go to Oslo, where they have a couple of spots to hang out at.

Where I live, there are still no homeless people.

Oh, and a few of the illegal immigrants are homeless too of course, those who could've been a resource to society instead of being forced into hiding, but that's another debate.

Yeah it really is. Never been to Oslo by the way, only been to Bergen, sounds like I should keep things like that
12-29-2010, 18:58
HoreTore

Re: Oh really

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Originally Posted by Fragony

Yeah it really is. Never been to Oslo by the way, only been to Bergen, sounds like I should keep things like that

Bergen isn't part of Norway.
12-29-2010, 19:04
Fragony

Re: Oh really

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Originally Posted by HoreTore

Bergen isn't part of Norway.

Yes it is, second biggest city, thought Norway was more than just the capital you said so
12-29-2010, 19:11
HoreTore

Re: Oh really

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Originally Posted by Fragony

Yes it is, second biggest city, thought Norway was more than just the capital you said so

It is bigger than just Oslo, but Bergen still isn't a part of it... Check your atlas. And if it says its a part of Norway, they're FILTHY LIARS!!!!
12-29-2010, 19:25
Fragony

Re: Oh really

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Originally Posted by HoreTore

It is bigger than just Oslo, but Bergen still isn't a part of it... Check your atlas. And if it says its a part of Norway, they're FILTHY LIARS!!!!

Not lying about it being in Norway though, but when it comes to stubborn denial there's a Swedish in everyone I guess.
12-29-2010, 19:28
HoreTore

Re: Oh really

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Originally Posted by Fragony

Not lying about it being in Norway though, but when it comes to stubborn denial there's a Swedish in everyone I guess.

LIES!!!!!!

Though I salute your attempt to ease the situation with some good old fashioned swede-bashing ~:)
12-29-2010, 19:34
Fragony

Re: Oh really

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Originally Posted by HoreTore

LIES!!!!!!

Though I salute your attempt to ease the situation with some good old fashioned swede-bashing ~:)

Bashing Sweden is the duty of every sane person. But Bergen is still in Norway.
12-29-2010, 19:47
HoreTore

Re: Oh really

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Originally Posted by Fragony

Bashing Sweden is the duty of every sane person. But Bergen is still in Norway.

That's like saying Estonia is part of Spain. Just plain wrong...
12-29-2010, 20:29
Fisherking

Re: Oh really

I am sure there are large numbers of Norwegians who would disagree with you.
12-29-2010, 23:15
HoreTore

Re: Oh really

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Originally Posted by Fisherking

I am sure there are large numbers of Norwegians who would disagree with you.

Then they would be either ignorant, liars or irrelevant.

All true Norwegians will agree. ~;)
12-30-2010, 02:34
Husar

Re: Oh really

Sigurd is from Bergen.
Sigurd is way more of a viking than HoreTore.

-> Bergen is in Norway!
12-30-2010, 08:51
HoreTore

Re: Oh really

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Originally Posted by Husar

Sigurd is from Bergen.
Sigurd is way more of a viking than HoreTore.

-> Bergen is in Norway!

The Danes and Swedes were also Vikings, yet neither Stockholm nor Copenhagen is part of Norway.

Your argument is flawed. Bergen still isn't part of Norway. Something most people from Bergen will agree to, btw...
12-30-2010, 09:07
Beskar

Re: Oh really

What is this Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Iceland and Finland stuff? I thought I got rid of them by uniting Scandinavia ten thousand times or so in EU3.
12-30-2010, 09:22
HoreTore

Re: Oh really

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Originally Posted by Beskar

What is this Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Iceland and Finland stuff? I thought I got rid of them by uniting Scandinavia ten thousand times or so in EU3.

Now you're just trying to get me mad.................
12-30-2010, 10:08
Beskar

Re: Oh really

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Originally Posted by HoreTore

Now you're just trying to get me mad.................

Since Iceland was historically owned by both Norway and Denmark, and Finland was owned by Sweden, I would argue they are part of Scandinavia. These areas were also controlled by 'Scandinavia' during the Kalmar Union as well.
12-30-2010, 10:53
Fragony

Re: Oh really

Everybody always forget poor Greenland, I mean it isn't THAT small, just kinda cold and barren. Like Norway
12-30-2010, 13:21
Beskar

Re: Oh really

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Originally Posted by Fragony

Everybody always forget poor Greenland, I mean it isn't THAT small, just kinda cold and barren. Like Norway

Greenland is not independent, it is controlled by Denmark (though has some autonomous control). It would be saying "What about the Faroe islands?"
12-30-2010, 13:21
Fisherking

Re: Oh really

@ HoreTore

So, tell us, to whom dose Bergen belong?

I am assuming that you say they are not Norwegian because they talk funny. Their official written language is Nynorsk instead of Bokmål but they don't quite speak either and it is sort of an odd brand of Norsk they use.

But if they aren't Norwegian then who should get the taxes?
12-30-2010, 13:37
CBR

Re: Oh really

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Originally Posted by Fragony

Everybody always forget poor Greenland, I mean it isn't THAT small, just kinda cold and barren. Like Norway

Just not as cold as here these days, at least not in southern Greenland.
12-30-2010, 18:39
Ironside

Re: Oh really

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Originally Posted by CBR

Just not as cold as here these days, at least not in southern Greenland.

Well, your heat had to go somewhere. It's slighly more concentrated towards the Hudson Bay area though. Funny weather page, if a bit unstable.
12-30-2010, 18:48
HoreTore

Re: Oh really

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Originally Posted by Fisherking

@ HoreTore

So, tell us, to whom dose Bergen belong?

Don't care, so long as they're not a part of Norway... Give it to the Jews.

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Originally Posted by Fisherking

I am assuming that you say they are not Norwegian because they talk funny. Their official written language is Nynorsk instead of Bokmål but they don't quite speak either and it is sort of an odd brand of Norsk they use.

Wrong on every count.... Nice try though. Their dialect is but one of their crimes against humanity, there's no such thing as an "official written language" as that would be illegal and like everywhere else most people use bokmål and their dialect isn't any weirder than most other dialects.

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Originally Posted by Beskar

Since Iceland was historically owned by both Norway and Denmark, and Finland was owned by Sweden, I would argue they are part of Scandinavia. These areas were also controlled by 'Scandinavia' during the Kalmar Union as well.

Your "argument" is irrelevant, as the simple fact is that "Scandinavia" means "Norway, Sweden and Denmark". You're thinking of a different geographic region, called "The North"(norwegian: "Norden", sometimes "nordic countries"), which also includes Finland and Iceland. No point in "arguing" any further my friend, these are the facts.

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