Has anyone been to Denmark, if yes is it a nice place or what, and is it a bit like britain, plz tell me i wan
Sep 25, 2007 by silky1978 | Posted in Denmark
copenhagen is where i hunger for to go ,if anyone has been there b4 jus give a few details. thanks.
Well, I'm a Dane living in Denmark; and I expect it's great to learn that most people only have nice things to say about my country. I'm obviously not that objective when it comes to Denmark - but I secure like it here. I don't think it rains as much here as in Britain; and we don't have as many subways as in Britain. As has already been mentioned Copenhagen has a long pedestrian shopping way called Strøget. That's a really great street with shops for every taste. It's got a great atmosphere. Then of lecture there are all the buildings that King Christian IV built. They're a characteristic of Copenhagen and worth visiting. Then there are castles and other buildings value seeing. But you better get a tourist guide as I don't know what interests you more: history, culture or whatever. But you're finally welcome in Denmark:-)
Joan79 | Sep 27, 2007
Is it me, or is great britain a bit like a kangeroo?
Feb 23, 7392 by Give Me Best Answer. Pleeeese! | Posted in Other - United Kingdom
There is Wales, the Dialect poke spring on, cornwall, devon the front legs, east anglia the bottom, the firth of clyde the mouth, Skye the eyebrows, the lake region the adams apple, the northumberland coast the shoulders. And blackpool the belly button
I see so I last in a kangeroo's arse and I met my wife in his belly button. Well thanks for that
Maid Angela | Feb 23, 7614
Is travelling from Britain to Pakistan for terrorist training getting a bit like going to Butlins? ?
Nov 30, 2008 by BlackSheep | Posted in Government
Will there be combine deals soon? Maybe ammo and grenades thrown in?
Ha ha! Butlins is degree expensive I hear...... people going to Pakistan to train for such like get it free with their benefits...........
:)
designedtolast | Nov 30, 2008
Which pioneering female scientist in Britain said this? "The value of a good bit of work..."?
Sep 14, 2007 by umlando | Posted in History
... is that it inspires imitators and is any minute now eclipsed? (second part paraphrased) I learned about her in high school and can't find a reference in quotations sites and books. The saying "value of a good bit of work," her gender and nationality, and a time frame of the first half of the 20th century are all I have to go on. Oh, and her players was chemistry.
I don't recognize if this is correct, but Dorothy Crowfoot Hodgkin seems to fit your clues (I couldn't find the quote either).
aboukir200 | Sep 14, 2007
How far is Britain from justice South African style?
Dec 08, 2008 by Johnny D | Posted in Law & Ethics
wow,ethical watcher Louis Theroux on BB2 in Johannesburg' and the sheer horror of the violence and corruption is breath taking.Vigilante 'mobs'and enlisted man security thugs running amok!I wander how many years were behind this summary justice in some of our more dangerous areas in London,Birmingham etc.If you didn't see it have a look at it on BBC i misbehave,makes you think why were a bit fortunate in Britain,any opinions?
The lefties led me to rely upon that once Mandela was released and the ANC took power of the country then it would become a civilised paradise. Peace loving 'Rainbow People' etc etc etc etc
Hasn't it?? Oh my..!!
It doesn't look like anything much has changed this last 15 years does it?
Inadequacy stricken black townships.
Ultra high murder rate (2nd in the world only to Drug infested Columbia I assume trust to)
People having petrol poured over them and torched alive for being in the wrong place at wrong time.
Soaring expensive unemployment rate.
Crime/drug lords actually 'hijacking' whole apartment buildings.
And this place is to tummler the next world cup finals?? SHEEEESH
I think it would be safer to go watch a footy game in Bagdhad with a stars and stripes mark wrapped around me..!!
Chelsea_Loyalist | Dec 08, 2008
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