Luckystar
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RE: Scandinavian Girls
(07-27-2010 06:55 PM)Rocco81 Wrote: When you have professors in Academia saying his own cultures is partially responsible for wearing revealing clothing and thus inviting rape, no I dont think I'm bieng too dramatic. And while I get your point and agree about the burkha, there isn't exactly pure peace and freedom in Indonesia, some do still wear the hood and it was not so long ago that they were ethnically cleansing one another over in good ole Bosnia. My statement about the Burka wasn't necessarily literal, but when you look at the guys from South Park backing down to radicals, the dude in Holland getting beheaded for drawing a picture etc..do you think that is uhmm "a bit dramatic" ?
I do agree with you in part Star about the European Immigration policies. They are soft an anyone who shows up and its hurting them.I also agree with your statement about 3rd world bieng imported into 1st world societies.
We grant the top tier immigrants from Africa and from the East. That is why in Colleges all over you will meet the creme de la creme of Asian, African, European students etc. There are many programs to bring the best and brightest from far away. On the other hand some of the muslim Immigration to Europe is the same as we have with the lower class (def not 1st tier Immigration) we get from Mexico. We aren't getting the Dr's and Engineers. Much like Germany isn't getting the educated masses from Turkey, they come up through Europe and settle in Germany for its weak immigration policies.
That prof is totally in the wrong. And, I was only really referring to the burkas...not peace. That's a whole other complicated subject.
It will take a bit of time before it gets better. Its an unfortunate adaptation process for both the immigrants and the home countries.
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InternationalSwagger
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RE: Scandinavian Girls
Thanks Quasi...
Good News  ...One of my good friends from High School just hooked me up with his boy who plays professional basketball in Copenhagen who's going to hang out with me and take me to a few spots this weekend...This is looking good! Thanks to me posting on Facebook that I'm headed to CPH  (ahhh the wonders of modern technology).
So far he has mentioned to stay away from the main strip of tourist spots such as Rosie McGees, Streckers, Sam's Bar, etc.
He told me there are some cool bars in the Norrebro area such as Barcelona, Gefelicht, MexiBar, and a club also in that area called Rust where they usually play hip hop, r&b, electro, house. He mentioned a club called Jazz House in town where they play similar music as Rust but the people are a little older.
Anyone who knows CPH can recommend anything else and can comment on the aforementioned spots or add to the list?
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Spicy Blakk
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RE: Scandinavian Girls
(08-31-2010 02:11 PM)InternationalSwagger Wrote: Thanks Quasi...
Good News ...One of my good friends from High School just hooked me up with his boy who plays professional basketball in Copenhagen who's going to hang out with me and take me to a few spots this weekend...This is looking good! Thanks to me posting on Facebook that I'm headed to CPH (ahhh the wonders of modern technology).
So far he has mentioned to stay away from the main strip of tourist spots such as Rosie McGees, Streckers, Sam's Bar, etc.
He told me there are some cool bars in the Norrebro area such as Barcelona, Gefelicht, MexiBar, and a club also in that area called Rust where they usually play hip hop, r&b, electro, house. He mentioned a club called Jazz House in town where they play similar music as Rust but the people are a little older.
Anyone who knows CPH can recommend anything else and can comment on the aforementioned spots or add to the list?
Hi International Swagger, I'm a new brother (black guy) on this board. I've travelled to quite a few spots in Europe. I'm glad really to have found this board. I'm going to Copenhagen in a week's time. I've previously been to Copenhagen for a day before but I would like more tips on where to go. I noticed you'd already done some ground work and should be back to the US from Copenhagen by now.
What spots (bars, clubs, day game spots) do you think a brother would be a hit at? Any tips would be appreciated. I wanna be in the right places for serious same day/night action.
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albym
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RE: Scandinavian Girls
(07-21-2010 02:21 AM)Quasi Wrote: Finland isnt scandinavia ( but part of Norden/the nordic countrys).. Im from Denmark.. and Im currently banging both a hot swedish blond and a Norweigen one... I like those better than danish... but its also more exotic... "Danes are VERY passive. You can quickly come off as a creep if you don't pay careful attention. This was a HUGE sticking point for me when I was younger and trying to integrate. I didn't get why they had such a problem being "open and friendly" - then I realized they are, but up here, things just work differently." I agree with this, depends on the setting but even in the bigger citys ppl know the other ppl alot... and therefore Im dont think aggressive brazilian game works.. if you go from one to another.. and they notice you wont get laid by any decent hotti...
Also biggest factor is probably the weather.. sunny days girls and women are horny as hell here.. begging to be seduced really.. winter autumn forget it... not worth being around these parts of the world unless you like snow.
(This post was last modified: 09-28-2010 04:45 PM by albym.)
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TheShiningOne
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RE: Scandinavian Girls
(07-22-2010 10:25 AM)Quasi Wrote: we are cold compared to what I have seen elsewhere, no harm meant, we just dont look for company outside our little social circles.. thats why people coming to work here, have to be validated for some years before (if ever) doing anything privately together.. a typical danish courtesy would be to extend a "hello" and maybe some day after a few months some small talk. Pushing forward asking for private activitys, would make the dane go suspicous.. and think "he is wierd"' and be off the list as a person you want to know..
Funny, part of that would perfectly describe small villages where I'm from (Normandy). I've heard of poor foreign guys who had to wait years (years!) before people started to reciprocate ther "hello". But once you're in, you're in. Friendships are very strong and people very reliable.
It's all the more striking that if you go to the north (Nord-Pas-de-Calais) or to the South (Brittany), people are quite friendly. So you damn vikings did leave some traces in Normandy it seems!
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Roosh
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