Why do they love the internet so much?
Why do they love the internet so much?
Blake Evans
Grayson Adams
-20 Celsius and pitch dark at 15:00
Camden Gomez
There isn't anything else do to.
Noah Smith
Do they forget how to speak their own language after using English to often?
Ryan Watson
Not to mention you struggle with your own native language despite being American.
Ryder Gonzalez
14:00 I'll have you know
Hudson Roberts
It's not that they love it more than other countries, it is just that they are more developed and everyone can afford the internet.
David Morris
Do we?
Grayson Fisher
Are you a Sami?
Jack Stewart
Dark 24/7 for over a month I'll have you know.
Christian Taylor
Sounds Grim.
Aaron Davis
>flag
Cooper Hernandez
It's comfy.
Jacob Walker
Nothing better to do.
Matthew Long
its dark 24h in day
Hunter Howard
Based, feels good living above the Arctic circle
Jordan Gutierrez
No bully please. I can speak it just fine but I make mistakes when spelling due to dyslexia.
Gabriel Bailey
This.
-30 C outside, 2-3 hour long days for 4 months and a month completely without daylight.
Internet is our best friend up here.
Nicholas Jackson
how dare you insult me like that you gypsy
Leo Butler
What's the matter, baby, never seen a rare flag before?
Robert Evans
Swedish students get gigabit for 99 kr/mo. 100/100 mbps is free. Foreign students get 10/10 mbps and have to pay 350 kr/mo for 2008-tier speeds of 100/100.
Brandon Hall
How is Faroe Islands?
Blake Thomas
Screw foreigners, care about natives.
BASED SWEDEN
John Myers
Arctic brother. I took a pic of the last daylight of the year.
See ya next year Mr Sun.
Leo Moore
>tfw no F*nn fren
Landon Edwards
It's alright, small, mountainous, grey, wet and windy.
Adrian Butler
This user needs more frens.
Nathan Anderson
Because literally nothing ever happens outside at this time of year, even in """lively""" Bergen
Jack Edwards
>Nordic towns in the Arctic
>beautiful, comfy, breath-taking
>North American towns in the Arctic
>depressing, shit, no infrastructure, only meth addicts and natives
Very jealous
Brody Lewis
You should visit Tromsö some time. One of Norway's most aesthetic cities
Liam Murphy
Tromsö is more like a town, not really a city. But yes, it can be beautiful there
Many of the recognizeable posters in /norgetråden/ are actually either from or currently living in Tromsö, lol
Hunter Flores
looks comfy
Carson Morales
Are they really all like that?
Celebrated my 20th birthday and the 2010 New year there! Absolutely amazing city.
Gavin Smith
post some arctic NA towns
Oliver Hall
I've seen many pictures of that place. it's very beautiful, at least in pictures. I take it you've been there in person?
Oliver Ross
the men are pale ugly retards with tiny dicks.
nordic women are out at nightclubs getting fucked by arab/somali immigrants. they love big black and brown cocks.
John Flores
whoa
Kayden Sanchez
Indeed! My 3 favourite Norwegian cities, aesthetics-wise, are Bergen, Tromsö and Trondheim in that order. Funny how Oslo doesn't even make the list, but I'd probably put it as #4. Bergen in particular really is gorgeous
Pic is from Vågen, just in front of Bryggen (UNESCO world heritage site, sadly not visible here).
Parker Roberts
You don't have to say arctic, since the same applies for the non-arctic parts of our countries.
Ethan Allen
>white night
Can you guys sleep well?
I'm interested in it since child days.
Grayson Bennett
I have, but only once. Norway is absurdly long even in global terms (European countries are usually small as you know), so it's a very long trip up there. I live down south.
Dylan Stewart
Wonderful. I've been to Bergen as well, some of the most amazing scenery I have ever seen.
And I agree, Oslo isn't that fun. Reminds me too much of Stockholm.
One of my own favorites is Hammerfest. When the northern lights play over the ocean it's just stupid how beautiful it is.
Jacob Stewart
Jose White
pic is Fairbanks, Alaska. The only real Arctic town in America. It's technically just south of the Arctic circle though. Either way, not very comfy
Noah Russell
What do you mean?
Midnight sun (daylight 24/7) or polar nights (dark 24/7)? We have them both.
Angel Taylor
I am jealous of Nords. I know many Europeans say that your cities look ugly, but to an American they look beautiful.
Juan Parker
I meant midnight.
Gabriel Murphy
Landon Hill
I want to live in perpetual night and see the aurora too. Not fair :(
Noah Lopez
I haven't seen many europeans say that our cities are ugly, lol. Maybe I just dodge the trash talking threads, but I don't think anyone actually thinks that e.g. Bergen is ugly.
Adrian Murphy
>2-3 hour days for 4 months
literally no point in lying about it, retard
Samuel Baker
Well, thick curtains that block all sunlight helps.
But it can be difficult.
I sleep less in summer but I don't get tired.
Dylan Martinez
>8.8
>Asian is the most
LOL
Blake Ramirez
we have tons of cities that look like this in sweden
Aaron Fisher
>I want to live in perpetual night
I don't want to sound condescending, but no you don't. The sun is absolutely essential for your physical and mental health and you only realise how important it is when it's gone for months at a time and have to start taking vitamin D supplements and use custom lamps.
And I live in southern Norway so it's not even that bad down here.
Anthony Sullivan
Thanks
William Sanders
Not lying. From the beginning of October to December the days are absurdly short. Starting out with around 5-6 hours and shrinking to less than 45 minutes.
Then, my December the sun goes away completely for about a month.
Once it rises again the days get longer in a faster pattern but still, at least another month with very short days before the spring sun stays up longer.
Have you never been north?
Blake Gray
Parker Miller
I'm not saying they aren't shorter, but it is literally physically impossible for you to 2 hour days only a month after the autumn equinox
Adrian Jones
They appreciate fun, knowledge, some baudy playfulness and occasionally a spirited discussion. This is a great fit for them and I'm glad they participate as much as they do.
Lincoln Perry
perhaps, i read ofthis many times. Still i want to try it. I know it's not as good as it sounds but let me dream
Dylan Brooks
Very american graph
Landon White
Not when we are surrounded by hills and mountains. Sun doesn't reach us like it does down south. And I didn't say it went dark like that over night, it gradually happens.
Daniel Evans
Come visit the Jokkmokk Christmas market sometime. Then drive up to Kiruna and enjoy the town.
A week should give you an idea of how the eternal darkness feels like.
Some people like it, some people do not. Most people accept it since we have no choice.
For me it doesn't matter, when the sun goes down for the last time and the month of darkness begins I just bunker up with candles, sun lights (that mimic natural light) and plenty of vitamins etc. Keeps me going.
Ian Johnson
just because you can't see it doesn't mean it isn't there user and it still lights up the sky
>down south
I live in ume
Easton Price
Looking into applying for masters degree programs in your country. I have found some programs in Bergen and Ås. Would I be bored to death?
I am also an /out/doors men and think the South of Norway is not where I should be.
Parker Carter
if you're black or hispanic, you're gonna easily get laid in norway.
norwegian blondes love getting fucked hard by swarthy men. straight up pounded and creampied with so much cum, it leaks out and drips down their thighs
Nathan Hall
>tfw I will never be a family doctor living in Tromsö
Sad!
Cooper Ortiz
You don't want to spend more than a month in northern Scandinavia. There was a Dane who said his exchange classmate got depressed and skipped class because of the darkness in winter. And that's Denmark.
Also, visit Gotland when you're here.
Ayden Bailey
If you're an outdoorsman who also wants to study for a masters, there is literally no better city in Norway than Bergen. UiB (Universitetet i Bergen) is in many ways the country's 2nd best or best uni depending on what you're studying, and there is plenty of wild nature literally next door. Bergen is famous for being surrounded by 7 mountains.
>pic:
View from "Vidden", a big plateau between mountains Floyen and Ulriken, 6 hours across at a relaxing pace. Floyen is a 10 minute walk from the UiB campus and is a very popular mountain to hike, albeit not very challenging at all.
Easton Nelson
Is this actually true, though? There seems to be more Scandinavians in this thread so maybe they can tell the honest truth.
Leo Turner
Don't give him any (you)s.
Adam Baker
>There seems to be more Scandinavians in this thread so maybe they can tell the honest truth.
scandinavian men are probably going to deny that their women love having sex with exotic men
Jaxson Jones
Damn it, so close.
I guess that means no.
William Nelson
>I guess that means no.
Do you honestly think Scandinavian women would prefer pale pig-skinned blond "man" over a tan dark-haired Fernando Martinez?
Brandon Harris
Went looking at Ås on google street view and found this pics related:
google.com
Absolutely Based!
Thanks for the tip. It would suck being is such a beautiful and unique place but only being able to enjoy it for a couple of months in the summer.
Yes, I want to visit Gotland and make a pilgrimage to Ingmar Bergmans home.
Thank you for the information.
Norway does have a few semi long distance trails that I would love to explore, but as an American in the west I am just spoiled for choice over here.
Angel Scott
it's a shame what some americans will do to get European (you)s lmao
Must be humiliating!
Leo Sanders
If you end up in Scandinavia and are willing to travel for a good hike, there's always the legendary Kungsleden.
en.wikipedia.org
Sad!
Jordan Carter
>you'll never own a comfy house in your greatest allys country
Brayden Ross
>Yes, I want to visit Gotland and make a pilgrimage to Ingmar Bergmans home.
VERY good taste by the way, user.
Aiden Thomas
they are losers in real life
Cameron Cooper
Tfw most of our cities look complete garbage
Robert Parker
>make a pilgrimage to Ingmar Bergmans home.
nice
Benjamin Ward
That's Pyongyang.
Michael Hall
>Pyongyang is one of Norway's most aesthetic cities
Got lost after fleeing all those years ago, Thórir?
Mason Lee
Lost? Lmfao I came here purposefully to live under the Respected Marshal's loving leadership and guidance, I even get to post online but I have to use Icelandic proxy. BTW no Icelander with any self-respect uses Th in his name.
Dylan Sanders
>Thórir
That's Þórir to you mainlander
Dominic Nguyen
You're missing one. Where is eesti?
Sebastian Wood
Samuel Collins
Why is Finland such a shit country?
>no culture
>alcoholics
>ugly cities
>autistic people
>stagnated economy which will collapse in the next financial crisis
Ian Ortiz
nice trips
James Miller
actually estonia and finland are NOT nordic. they are mongols who belong on the eurasian steppe
William Richardson
Wait a minute, if Þ = th then what is ð? I thought ð was = th
Nolan Green
from*
Parker Long
thanks brother across the ocean
Owen Ross
They are albino negros tbqh
Lincoln Gray
they are both th, just slightly different pronunciation
Nolan Harris
Bad trips
Þ/þ is the th in "thorn" or "thunder"
Ð/ð is the th in "the" or "this"
Benjamin Wood
is that the Amazing Atheist?
Henry Gray
just speak danish, brainlets