What Are You Doing Right Now? (187 Viewers)

[JCK]

I hate Strøget and is a bit annoyed with Nyhavn - it's just tourist traps, but drinking beer in Nyhavn in the sun is nice. Just buy your own and sit by the dock.

I don't mind Strøget for the shopping but maybe because I don't know of other places where one can spend money on unnecessary stuff

And I agree about everything you said on Nyhavn but the area is very nice when it's not windy.

 

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[JCK]

Fuck that, Eastern Europe it is again so

It's just that I have a specific taste in beer that I pay that much. I have seen places in Copenhagen selling beer much cheaper than that.

 

[Red]

Fuck that, Eastern Europe it is again so

Go to the Ukraine.

'Tis a magical place.

 

[JCK]

Go to the Ukraine.

'Tis a magical place.

Do they have craft beer?

 

[Red]

Do they have craft beer?

All I know is that the beer was about £0.40 per pint and you could get a bottle of vodka for about £2.

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[Fint]

Ukraine, Croatia or Slovakia. These are the places I'm thinking. I want to visit every European country at some point in my life. Already done all of the UK, Spain, France, Germany, Italy, Switzerland, Czech Republic, Hungary. Lots and lots left to see.

 

[Red]

I haven't toured about much recently.

Just keep going back to Italy.

 

[Jem83]

Ukraine, Croatia or Slovakia. These are the places I'm thinking. I want to visit every European country at some point in my life. Already done all of the UK, Spain, France, Germany, Italy, Switzerland, Czech Republic, Hungary. Lots and lots left to see.

Just don't come here if you want to drink. Or eat, for that matter

Norway. €11 for a pint

Some pubs on the eastern parts of Oslo, you can get it for €8.

 

[JCK]

All I know is that the beer was about £0.40 per pint and you could get a bottle of vodka for about £2.

I neither drink pilsner nor vodka so all that counts to nothing for me.

 

[Hængebøffer]

I don't mind Strøget for the shopping but maybe because I don't know of other places where one can spend money on unnecessary stuff

I do my shopping at Strøget too.

 

[Fint]

Just don't come here if you want to drink. Or eat, for that matter

Norway. €11 for a pint

Some pubs on the eastern parts of Oslo, you can get it for €8.

That's absolutely shocking, but then the standard of living is probably much much better than here so you don't need as much alcohol to enjoy life.

 

[JCK]

I do my shopping at Strøget too.

Urban Outfitters?

I was never able to find Abercrombie and Fitch though, where is that located?

Today I literally raided Strøget, I managed to buy what I want in 90 minutes just in time before the stores closed.

 

[Jem83]

That's absolutely shocking, but then the standard of living is probably much much better than here so you don't need as much alcohol to enjoy life.

The drinking culture here is pretty bad, actually. Meaning, a lot of people drink. The reason, I believe, is state regulations on the matter. Since the 50s, there has been very strict regulations on what kind of alcohol you are allowed to buy in stores, and at which hours you can buy them, and it has resulted in a pretty vulgar drinking culture. Instead of enjoying a few beers and glasses of wine, there's a wide tendency in Norway to go binge drinking.

The reason for the high pricing is just that the Norwegian economy is really strong, and we have very high wages.

 

[Fint]

The drinking culture here is pretty bad, actually. Meaning, a lot of people drink. The reason, I believe, is state regulations on the matter. Since the 50s, there has been very strict regulations on what kind of alcohol you are allowed to buy in stores, and at which hours you can buy them, and it has resulted in a pretty vulgar drinking culture. Instead of enjoying a few beers and glasses of wine, there's a wide tendency in Norway to go binge drinking.

The reason for the high pricing is just that the Norwegian economy is really strong, and we have very high wages.

Well ya that goes without saying, it's also a good deterrent for keeping broke Irish lager louts out of your country

I'm wrecked, gotta be up at six for le gym, good night y'all

 

[Hængebøffer]

Urban Outfitters?

I was never able to find Abercrombie and Fitch though, where is that located?

Today I literally raided Strøget, I managed to buy what I want in 90 minutes just in time before the stores closed.

The main store is at a side street near The Dubliner, if you know where that's at. I buy in many different shops, but I also like to buy my clothes in Magasin and Illum. You find everything there.

 

[Jem83]

Well ya that goes without saying, it's also a good deterrent for keeping broke Irish lager louts out of your country

I'm wrecked, gotta be up at six for le gym, good night y'all

Night, JFG

 

[Dostoevsky]

Just don't come here if you want to drink. Or eat, for that matter

Norway. €11 for a pint

Some pubs on the eastern parts of Oslo, you can get it for €8.

Holy shit, I'd need to sell my kidney in order to get drunk. F that.

 

[Hængebøffer]

The drinking culture here is pretty bad, actually. Meaning, a lot of people drink. The reason, I believe, is state regulations on the matter. Since the 50s, there has been very strict regulations on what kind of alcohol you are allowed to buy in stores, and at which hours you can buy them, and it has resulted in a pretty vulgar drinking culture. Instead of enjoying a few beers and glasses of wine, there's a wide tendency in Norway to go binge drinking.

The reason for the high pricing is just that the Norwegian economy is really strong, and we have very high wages.

Jem plz

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[Jem83]

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[Fint]

Night, JFG