beebopaloo
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RE: Differences among Scandinavian countries?
I am scandinavian, and I would say that in terms of ease of hooking up, quality and so on the girls are quite similar (Iceland might be easier, I've never been there, but I imagine that due to their isolated position it's easy for a foreigner to stand out in a positive way).
The only difference I would worry about, is that DK by far have more relaxed politics on nightlife, which makes it a better place if one's sole objective is to hit on girls. If you can afford to pay 17 dollars for a beer, then Norway might be interesting. Swedish clubs and bars always close early, and in fact it is the only place in my life, I've been refused being served in a bar, since the bartender felt I was too drunk.
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ice axe
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RE: Differences among Scandinavian countries?
(01-16-2011 10:37 AM)Mystik Wrote: The things I said about Danes being cold. I think its just their culture. Pulled out this thread about Scandinavian girls. I would completely concur with Quasi's description of Danish attitude. I am not criticizing it, just making a point that "thats how things are done over there."
/thread-2385.h...vian+girls
I want to know if Sweden, Norway and Finland are different in any way.
I'm swedish so take my advise with perspective as I might not be the most objective..
Sweden,Norway and Finland are very similar (sweden and norway more similar to each other than finland )
Danish people are viewed as trashy and obnoxious. They are nothing like other Scandinavian countries and I would not recommend anyone going there.
Girls here are in general very liberal and have no problem taking you home for som dipping. If you look exotic (south europeen) I'd say you have better chanses. Girls like tall darkhaired guys with brown eyes.
Swedish people are very fashion aware and quick to judge you based on what you're wearing and what you look like. So you'd better be wearing something nice
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Quasi
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RE: Differences among Scandinavian countries?
Finland and Island still isnt scandinavia... but part of the NORDIC countries, not to be confused.. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scandinavia Im moving to Copenhagen this year after that Im willing to show anyone visiting around. Overall, Id say that Swedish and Norweigen girls are friendlyér than danish chicks equal in hotness, but depends on location...and offcourse how you look ..
The big deal here is to get her talking.. you should rather go for someplace chill where you can talk, than loud and fancy... once she gets the feeling you a cool guy with a life.. you can bang her.. one night lays in DK is standard, once she get drunk and horny it will happen.. you will have to listen to the golden "I usually dont do this" which I always reply "AH I have never heard that one before  "
Personally I find Norweigen chicks extremely hot.. but in general the standard of Scandi chicks is far superior to most places in terms of style.. bodywise.. depends.. people like me who like well trained chick with apple buttoms..not so much... have no clue how fat the chicks are in the states, but here chicks arent really fat.
Anyways hopefully from summer or so I will be in Copenhagen, if your cool like Fonzie (and not the bum type whos biggest ambition is to bang poor hookers in a third world country for free), I might even let you crash my place and eat my delicous food.
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(This post was last modified: 01-19-2011 07:32 AM by Quasi.)
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thegmanifesto
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RE: Differences among Scandinavian countries?
Mystik,
"I went there after spending time in Barcelona, maybe that was the reason I found it to be extremely boring. Spanish girls are hard but Barcelona is one of my favorite cities in the world because of its amazing vibe."
I have never been to Copenhagen, but Barcelona in May is a hard act to follow (I was there last May): beautiful weather, beach, city, "city on beach", fly girls from all over the world, sick nightlife, dope art, insane architecture, mind blowing grinds, etc etc etc
Following one of the worlds best cities during maybe the best month of the year is a almost unfair to another city.
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(This post was last modified: 01-19-2011 09:48 AM by thegmanifesto.)
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| 01-19-2011 09:31 AM |
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ice axe
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RE: Differences among Scandinavian countries?
(01-19-2011 08:47 AM)Richie Wrote: ' Wrote:What time did you visit..? its VERY VERY important to come to Scandi during the long light summer... may-july... especially in may..the light drives us all crazy.. during summer we have light until 22 and beautiful nights.. with crystal blue skyes.. that is really what you wanna come here for... then you should hit the beaches daytime..and then got out to eat and drink and party at night...
Big fan of swedish girls. Have my flag but not whilst being in the country. Was thinking of going for a long weekend sometime (could go in May). CAn you recommend the best place to go:
Stockholm? Best bars/clubs??....
YOu mention beaches... Should I go straight to GOTLAND. I would be flying dolo so not sure how I would fit into the party crowd there since I know its where all the rich swedes have their holiday homes.
If you are going in May I'd recommend visiting the westcoast for the midsummer celebration. Midsummer is in the late May...google it. It's a crazy holiday with a lot of partying and easy getting laid. Check out "Smögen" on the west coast. But you should only stay there at the midsummer weekend. It's not the "rich" swedes party place. It's normal swedes in the ages of 18-30 going there in groups of friends and renting cheap cottages or camping. Go with the camping because it's way cheaper and easy to mingle.
I know you'd have a hell of a time. The strategy I'd use if I were you would be to socialise like hell and making friends before the midsummer evening. If you manage to make friends before that you probably get invited to the midsummer dinner and you'd have friends to hang with. Later at the evening/night everybody heads out to a local club.
Video from midsummer in smögen last year..(not my video)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NhT0AUeizog
(This post was last modified: 01-19-2011 11:36 AM by ice axe.)
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| 01-19-2011 11:24 AM |
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Luckystar
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RE: Differences among Scandinavian countries?
(01-19-2011 10:13 AM)subutai Wrote: I think a guy would inevitably pull ass in Sweden if you stayed there long enough.
Beyond the short-term nut busting, then what?
Cost of living is expensive, dining and entertainment options are nothing to write home about, and many long-term ex-pats find the pressure towards conformity (even when it comes to professional success and income) to be stifiling (see Jante Law).
I do really appreciate what the Nordic countries have to offer: beautiful women, English-friendly, functional societies that work, and relatively clean urban design.
All things being equal, Subutai, you are right. Why pay more? It s all relative, however.
For me, the appeal of Sweden (and Scandinavia) are the sexually liberated women (ONS), the beautiful women (world class), the potential exotic factor (overestimated, i m sure), the everyday fashion and style, the urban design, English speaking, and safety (I just want to have a good time, no neo nazi BS).
Also, the only girls that have ever paid for me in my life were Swedish. I don't spend much on women in general, but I ve hardly ever spent anything on Swedish girl. It's nice when a girl takes you out for a change. Remains to be seen if that trend continues.
I am inching my way towards a lengthy stay.
(This post was last modified: 02-07-2016 09:07 AM by Luckystar.)
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| 01-19-2011 11:34 AM |
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subutai
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RE: Differences among Scandinavian countries?
(01-19-2011 11:34 AM)Luckystar Wrote: (01-19-2011 10:13 AM)subutai Wrote: I think a guy would inevitably pull ass in Sweden if you stayed there long enough.
Beyond the short-term nut busting, then what?
Cost of living is expensive, dining and entertainment options are nothing to write home about, and many long-term ex-pats find the pressure towards conformity (even when it comes to professional success and income) to be stifiling (see Jante Law).
I do really appreciate what the Nordic countries have to offer: beautiful women, English-friendly, functional societies that work, and relatively clean urban design.
All things being equal, Subutai, you are right. Why pay more? It s all relative, however.
The cost of living in Stockholm compared to Toronto (where I currently live) is not a huge drop off. It's the opportunity cost of passing up cheap places that makes it much, much costlier.
For me, the appeal of Sweden (and Scandinavia) are the sexually liberated women (ONS), the beautiful women (world class), the potential exotic factor (overestimated, i m sure), the everyday fashion and style, the urban design, English speaking, and safety (I just want to have a good time, no neo nazi BS).
Also, the only girls that have ever paid for me in my life were Swedish. I don't spend much on women in general, but I ve hardly ever spent anything on Swedish girl. It's nice when a girl takes you out for a change. Remains to be seen if that trend continues.
I am inching my way towards a lengthy stay.
Right. If Swedish girls were flocking to my cock like it was the last Swedish meatball on earth, then I too may give Sverige a second look.
But I guess I always found Swedish women hit or miss (mostly miss) so it's never been at the top of my list. This probably depends on whether your look and personality fit into what turns Swedish women on.
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