I was sent
on a business trip to Sweden a few years ago, and when I was introduced to the CEO he said 'Welcome to Sweden, we do all speak like the Swedish Chef. Bork bork bork.'
100% of FACT
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Sun 18 May 2003, 22:53,
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100% of FACT
hehehe
that's a helluva way to put you at your ease I suppose... and diffuses all the jokes!
I had a swedish email-friend... not spoken to her in ages.
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Sun 18 May 2003, 22:55,
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I had a swedish email-friend... not spoken to her in ages.
I needed it!
They sent me all on my own, I was about 23, staying in a hotel by myself in a strange country, in February - it was -11C!!! And they've never heard of vegetarianism in Stockholm.
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Sun 18 May 2003, 22:58,
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really?
about that time was when I met my swedish friend, and she was amazed our mcdonalds didn't have a veggie burger option like theirs did - and she was in stockholm studying to be a doctor.
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Sun 18 May 2003, 23:02,
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were you given
lots of fish? They're the same in Norway, even McDonalds and Burger King didn't have veggie alternatives..
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Sun 18 May 2003, 23:02,
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I don't eat fish
the hotel I was staying in just couldn't get their heads around what I wanted, and took me into the kitchen to point at what I wanted them to cook for me.
At lunchtimes I lived on dry rolls and crisps cos I couldn't get anything else to eat.
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Sun 18 May 2003, 23:04,
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At lunchtimes I lived on dry rolls and crisps cos I couldn't get anything else to eat.
Poor you..
I don't eat fish either - they couldn't understand why I didn't find a huge bowl of fresh prawns appetising.. And the only alternative was potato salad!
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Sun 18 May 2003, 23:07,
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Marvelous
All our senior management are humourless American tosspots.
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