Your Hometown

[Havell]

Seeing as we have have a thread where we post pictures of ourselves, why not have photos of our hometowns?

I live in coventry, in the middle of England, the population is about 350,000, it was where the jet engine and bicycle were invented, it used to be the centre of the British car industry, sort of like the English version of Detroit and was bombed to buggery in World War II Some pictures of the city centre:

http://www.birminghamuk.com/BrumFoto/coventry/cov0011.jpg

http://www.birminghamuk.com/BrumFoto/coventry/cov0012.jpg

http://www.birminghamuk.com/BrumFoto/coventry/cov0013.jpg

http://www.birminghamuk.com/BrumFoto/coventry/cov0006.jpg

[aaberg]

This is a great pic from my hometown!!! :D

http://www.ingerslevsgaard.dk/images/Nye/pryd-foraar2003.jpg

[Puffin]

I come from a really small town called patreksfjordur. My hometown is about 35O km's away from the city, were I live now. There live about 7OO people in patreksfjordur (aka patro). So it's really small :P But I love it there. We have a house near the town, (by the sea!!! ) and my grannie lives there. I lived there when I was little.


i cant (g)et t(h)e (p)icture to work and my keyboard is messed u(p) so i'll (p)ut a (p)icure w(h)en i (g)et to a better com(p)uter tomorrow !!! If anybody understands t(h)is messa(g)e!! :cry:

[FreeFreddy]

Wow, it's really messed up. :blink:
But I still understood anything. We'll wait for your picture. ;)
In the meantime, here are some pictures of the town I live in now. It's Recklinghausen, not very big (around 360 000 people), but still pretty known place around our area - as far as Cologne, Bielefeld and such reach, and that's something. ;)
Monument of honor (http://www.meinestadt.de/x/images.php/id=28278/type=picture)
Aok - health insurance company (http://www.meinestadt.de/x/images.php/id=28277/type=picture) (btw., just a pair of steps to the right from the building is where I live ;) )
Monument of honor in castle-park Wittringen (http://www.meinestadt.de/x/images.php/id=6361/type=picture)
Insight on some small city border-industry (http://www.wesu.de/surk/bilder/industrie1.JPG)
City center, the market place (http://www.eutropia.com/pictures/med//CHRISTOPH/RECKLINGHAUSEN/10140328/PICT6993.JPG)
City center (http://www.eutropia.com/pictures/med//CHRISTOPH/RECKLINGHAUSEN/10140328/PICT6998.JPG)
City center (http://www.eutropia.com/pictures/med//CHRISTOPH/RECKLINGHAUSEN/10140328/PICT6988.JPG)

[Tom Henrik]

Here are some nice pictures of Trondheim (http://www.item.ntnu.no/~malek/postcards.html).

and here are some of Fuengirola (http://www.altavista.com/image/results?q=Fuengirola&mik=photo&mik=graphic&mip=all&mis=all&miwxh=all) where I live for the moment B)

[TheVoid]

And here are some pictures of my little city......Puffin is already a fan of it! B)

Teatro Olimpico - Olympic Theatre (http://www.andreas-praefcke.de/carthalia/italy/i_vicenza_olimpico.htm)

Teatro Olimpico - bigger pic (http://www.photo.net/photo/pcd0803/vicenza-teatro-olimpico-oblique-79.3.jpg)

Basilica Palladiana - Palladian Basilica - 1 (http://www.albergoacampora.it/images/basilicap.jpg)
Palladian Basilica - 2 (http://intranet.arc.miami.edu/rjohn/images/Palladio/palladio14.jpg)

Chiericati Palace (http://www.bed-breakfast-italy.com/photos/chiericati.jpg)

And from this site (http://www.bed-breakfast-italy.com/valmarana.htm) you can see some more......

[aaberg]

Here is one more from ?rhus. The tower on the picture, is the town hall tower. A lot of people know ?rhus by that tower. It is an ?rhus "brand".

http://images.travelnow.com/hotelimages/s/039000/039868A.jpg

[Stroggy]

Sure...
here are a few pictures of the Antwerp city centre (I live outside the centre in the villa district called Wilrijk, I'll try and find some pictures)

http://www.2747.com/2747/world/antwerpen/antwerpen/britselei/gerechtsgebouw/gerechtsgebouw.jpg
Old courtroom building in belgium (new building is still under construction)
Dad works here

http://users.otenet.gr/~garof/places/antwerp-01.jpg
Statue in front of city hall (buildings in background are simply houses)

http://www.brentwood-music.org.uk/pix3/antwerp.jpg
The Great Cathedral (not the rather odd spire at the right hand site of the cathedral)

http://www.squashpics.com/worldopen2002/WO0201%20-%20Antwerp%202634.jpg
Main shopping street.
The building at the back is Europe's first 'skyscraper' (its not a skyscraper, jsut the first "really" tall building)

http://detritus.net/steev/europe2000/photos3/antwerpen.jpg
Statue with top of city hall in the background

http://www.student.kuleuven.ac.be/~m0324598/images/fall03/Antwerp%20station.jpg
Inside the Central Station

http://www.jagdtiger.de/ComWealthTanks/Cromwell-09.jpg
WW2 memorial at wilrijk's few appartment buildings.
just behind those appartmentblocks is the street I live in

http://www.2747.com/2747/world/antwerpen/wilrijk/eekhoornlaan/zicht.jpg
A street very close to mine (two blocks away)
a typical street in wilrijk.

http://www.2747.com/2747/world/antwerpen/wilrijk/fazantenlaan/audi.jpg
same as before

[aaberg]

I just found an entire thread in another forum with pictures from my hometown ?rhus. If you are interested, Here is a link. (http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=95260)

There is a lot of pictures in that thread, so I'll just post the best of them here. I hope the guy who took them doesn't mind ;)

This is a catholic church in center of town. You can see the town hall tower in the background.
http://www.mikaellykmadsen.dk/aarhustour/8.jpg


Here, a lot of yung people gathers, and drink beers when the wether is good. The atmosphere here can be overrealming :D
http://www.mikaellykmadsen.dk/aarhustour/10.jpg


The road on the picture, is actually a sharp line between the city, and the harbor. In the background, you can see a forrest that stretches all the way to the center of town. The forrest is called Risskov.
http://www.mikaellykmadsen.dk/aarhustour/18.jpg


Who said that Denmark is flat? The picture is taken from the university facing the harbor, which you can see in the background.
http://www.mikaellykmadsen.dk/aarhustour/22.jpg


In ?rhus, the nature is very close to town. In the background you can see the prisme tower.
http://www.mikaellykmadsen.dk/aarhustour/26.jpg


This is a good picture of the close populated part of ?rhus. Again, who said that Denmark is flat? :angel:
http://www.mikaellykmadsen.dk/aarhustour/43.jpg

?rhus is a very nice city. So if anyone of you out there are coming to Denmark, make sure to drop by ?rhus. :ok:

[aaberg]

I just thought I would add this one. This windmill is actually located very close to the center of ?rhus. In ?rhus we have a museum, which actually is an entire town of very old buildings (The old city of ?rhus). The mill is standing on a hill in that museum town. :)
This is actually just next to the prisme tower, on one of the pictures above!
http://www.mikaellykmadsen.dk/aarhustour/49.jpg

[Puffin]

OK, finally I got my computer to work, for a while at least! (7,9,13)
Like I said, I come from a town called Patreksfjör?ur. But I live in the city, Reykjavík. So I have pics from both places.

PATRÓ
Patró, (http://www.abandonia.com/~puffin/Patro/patro.jpg) seen from the mountain. I have NO idea how the photographer got up there. I thought it was impossible :rolleyes:

Patró, (http://www.abandonia.com/~puffin/Patro/patro2.jpg) seen from the "Upper street". There are the Upper street and the Lower street. Two main streets that go through the town. I lived by the upper street ;)

REYKJAVÍK
Reykjavík (http://www.abandonia.com/~puffin/Patro/reykjavik3.jpg) city centre, seen from a huge church called Hallgrímskirkja.

Perlan, (http://www.abandonia.com/~puffin/Patro/reykjavik2.jpg) or The Pearl. It's some sort of exhibition thingy now, I think. In the round thing is a great, EXPENSIVE restaurant.

My old school, (http://www.abandonia.com/~puffin/Patro/tjarnarskoli.jpg) the house with the tower. Half of the house is a school (about 25-30 students in the whole school), and the other belongs to the Cathedral. Behind the school you can see Tjörnin, a lake in the centre of the town.

Tjörnin (http://www.abandonia.com/~puffin/Patro/tjornin.jpg), the lake. It's disgusting, actually. Duckshit everywhere. The water is actually GREEN. I wouldn't want to fall into that! In the winter we can skate on it! That's really fun. When I went to the school I often took my skates with me! :P

The cathedral. (http://www.abandonia.com/~puffin/Patro/domkirkja.jpg) It's in the centre of Reykjavík. I confirmated there. It's really beutiful. Next to it is the famous Althingi, the parlament. There is some really interesting fact about it, but I can't remember. I'll let you know when I do.

Laugavegurinn, (http://www.abandonia.com/~puffin/Patro/laugavegur.JPG) the main shopping street in Reykjavík. On that pic you can see my second fav bar/club, Nellý's. It's really cool and they don't ask for ID's! :lol:

Hermes, (http://www.abandonia.com/~puffin/Patro/hermes.jpg) the mascot of my all time favorite bar, Stúdentakjallarinn. Located in the same house as my boyfriend used to live! Not far to go B)

Inside (http://www.abandonia.com/~puffin/Patro/student.jpg) Stúdentakjallarinn. Stúdentakjallarinn means the Student Cellar! Really nice place. Quite international, as the campus for foreign students is in the same house. I don't think the bartenders even speak icelandic :P

Well, that's it!

[aaberg]

Here is ?rhus Cathedral.
http://www.mikaellykmadsen.dk/aarhustour/13.jpg


This is the other end of the cathedral.
http://www.mikaellykmadsen.dk/aarhustour/14.jpg

[Mr.Peskapoe]

Ok, some pics from my hometown, Kiruna:



http://remus.jpl.nasa.gov/kiruna/kiruna_map.jpg
Where I'm at, for those who doesnt know.

http://thule.oulu.fi/assets/images/newspics/kiruna.jpg
This is from the ice-hotel.

http://www.lapland2000.org.uk/pics/kiruna/lapland2000-kiruna-012.jpg
The mountain in the background would be the ore mine, the second biggest in the world, or something like that.

http://www.lapland2000.org.uk/pics/kiruna/lapland2000-kiruna-008.jpg
A snow sculpture, made during the anual snowfestival, no doubt.

http://www.arp.harvard.edu/people/nort/Kiruna/jan23/mvc-026f.jpg
Our church, deemed the most beutiful in Sweden in fact.

http://w1.859.telia.com/~u85907601/nord/0030.jpg
Another pic of the church.

http://www.jlgc.org.uk/img/e/research/kirunakommun.jpg
This is the cityhall.

http://www.eleves.ens.fr/home/oriviere/kiruna.jpg

http://esapub.esrin.esa.it/microgra/micrv8n3/images/deb83f1.gif
This is from Esrange, the space center of Europe, I think. Its just outside of town.

[Stroggy]

http://www.tachkemoni.be/tachko1.jpg
My school entrance.
Heavy big doors for firetrucks
next to that a smaller (main) entrance.
Bulletproof glass usually guarded by guards and police
behind that is another door (first you pass this security desk inside)
and as you can see, high wall with a fence on top.

Frequent terror-drills too (lock doors and everybody under the tables)

Last year the school was evaquated twice, and cancled for half a day due to a mysterious package near the door.

[Tom Henrik]

:huh: :blink:

Where the HELL do you LIVE?!

[aaberg]

Originally posted by Stroggy@Oct 3 2004, 12:23 PM

My school entrance.
Heavy big doors for firetrucks
next to that a smaller (main) entrance.
Bulletproof glass usually guarded by guards and police
behind that is another door (first you pass this security desk inside)
and as you can see, high wall with a fence on top.

Frequent terror-drills too (lock doors and everybody under the tables)

Last year the school was evaquated twice, and cancled for half a day due to a mysterious package near the door.
Is it that bad in Belgium. Thats sounds CRAZY. In Denmark threre ain't one single school with bulletproof glass and guards :blink:

What has happened since there is that kind of security??

[Stroggy]

Told you already
Antwerp, North Belgium.
Since a year or so there is a new radical group of muslims called the AEL (arab european league)
They are led by a man who claims he used to be in the Hezbollah (or Hiz'bull'ah)
its, according to the US and Israel, a terrorist group.
But ofcoarse the rest of the world calls them anything ranging from Militants to Freedomfighters.

Anyway... he claims he was a member of the Hezbollah and now he and his group 'fight for the rights of muslims in belgium and freedom for palestine and Iraq'
Their protests usually turned out violently.
Broken cars and shopwindows, police having to come to calm them down.

The police has arrested some highstanding members quite a few times but could never keep them in jail (politicians were afraid of an escalation so they pressured Antwerp to release them)
Now they have seemingly calmed down.

However a lot of jews go to the school I learn in... so it has received serveral threats (since the foudnation of the AEL)

The AEL once issued a statement that if their leader would be killed they would seek revenge on serveral highstanding jewish citizens.

It is no surprise that the ultra right wing plitical group called the Vlaams Blok (reffered to as 'nazi's in suits' by the popular series: "The West Wing") actually won the previous elections (but since they are banned from forming a government they did not win, eventhough they got the majority of the votes)

Now opinion polls show the Vlaams Blok has 44% of the votes, while the leading party now has 40% in the entire country.
Antwerp is now the Vlaams Blok's base (majority of the votes for Vlaams Blok come from antwerp) and thus it is possible that the next mayor of Antwerp will be from the Vlaams Blok (the ban on Vlaams Blok can't be held against such an overwhelming ammount of votes)

So now the jewish community has the neonazis on one side (oddly enough the 'neonazis' are trying to gain support from the jewish community by supporting israel and portraying the rest of the Belgian Government as anti jewish... which is basically true) and the AEL on the other side.

And now out school is a fortress.

EDIT: oh yes and they have a political party aswell... RESIST or something.
Needless to say they aren't getting a lot of votes.

They renovated their dutch site into something more peacefull.
But their english site is still the same AEL (http://www.arabeuropean.org/English/index.html)
Sadly the texts there aren't as radical as on the old dutch one.
But worst was their forum.
It used to be open to all... then they changed it to members only (and these guys have a political party!)
What I read in there surpases all.
They said things I expected a neonazi to say.

Bah... I should have taken some pictures of the forum... too late now

oh and here is what they did to 'commemorate the Intifada'
16 years of Intifada, hurrah (http://www.arabeuropean.org/English/News/intifadaaction.html)

[Havell]

Wow, sounds nasty, my school has just installed new keypad locks on all doors and has bought better gates but that's more to keep out people who want to kidnap the students then worry about terrorism.

EDIT: 500 posts! A Game Wizzard is me!

[aaberg]

It almost sounds like Belgium is on the edge of civil war :blink:

I'm happy to live in Denmark. Must be one of the most peacefull countrys in the world. No guards at school. No heavy doors with big locks. No reason to be afraid of kidnappings. We haven't got any terror attacks yet. I suppose we are very lucky! :unsure:

I hope it gets better in Belgium. I think it is a little scarry, that the nazi parties gets that many votes. I don't hope a new nazi country is on the way :( .... I guess we don't always learn of our mistakes.

[FreeFreddy]

Here in Germany and Austria are also nazists spreading, more and more... <_<

[Puffin]

Geez.. When the fire alarm in my school goes on, nobody gives. We just keep on doing whatever we were before. Then few days ago I called my boyfriend who goes to uni in the US, and he was at school. The fire alarm went on, and I heard people screaming, and he started running out. Wow. Last time the alarm went on in my school i was in french class. The teacher said: "Well, if it's fire, we'll notice soon enough. And that's ok, we're on the ground floor. Now just keep on working!" :P

Menntaskólinn vi? Hamrahlí? (http://www.pjus.is/myndir/lara/albums/album18/wMH.highlight.jpg)

[Stroggy]

Well for the time being its the AEL everybody is worried about.
The fascists can't act without being in power... so for the time being they keep trying to become the best friend of the jewish community.
But the possible terrorists... they don't need to win an election to be able to do harm.

[aaberg]

Extremism is bad, no matter if it is nazi extremism or muslim extremism. That is my oppinion.

But we are getting a little :ot: . We are supposed to post pictures :D

[Stroggy]

not that off topic
I'm talking about how much FUN my home town is :D

[aaberg]

Originally posted by Stroggy@Oct 3 2004, 02:48 PM
not that off topic
I'm talking about how much FUN my home town is :D
:lol: :lol:

I will just get on with the picture adding. This one is the danish queens summer residence, which is located in my hometown ?rhus. I would like to have a residence like that B)
http://www.iblog.dk/photo/albums/aarhus/aarhus1/marselisborg.jpg

[TheVoid]

Change sex. Marry king. Become queen. :lol:

Easy, uh?

[aaberg]

She was actually born a princesse. Her parents didn't get any baby boys, so we have a queen and a prince consort.

When she dies or gets to old to rule, we get a king :)

[Puffin]

Frederik.

But hey, this house looks JUST LIKE MINE :lol:

I wish :(

I live in a typical icelandic house in a typical neighbourhood. 3 floors and basement. I'm on the first floor. My family is ALMOST typical, but my parents are still married. Which is uncommon. Mom, dad, and a little sister. 2 cars, but we don't have a dog :( And no white fence around the house either. I think. Well, maybe... Have to check....

[FreeFreddy]

You have luck that your parents are still married. Must be firm love... ;)

[aaberg]

Originally posted by Puffin@Oct 3 2004, 05:12 PM
Frederik.

But hey, this house looks JUST LIKE MINE :lol:

I wish :(

I live in a typical icelandic house in a typical neighbourhood. 3 floors and basement. I'm on the first floor. My family is ALMOST typical, but my parents are still married. Which is uncommon. Mom, dad, and a little sister. 2 cars, but we don't have a dog :( And no white fence around the house either. I think. Well, maybe... Have to check....
I thought you lived in a Puffin hole!!!! :rolleyes:

[Maikel]

Originally posted by Stroggy@Oct 3 2004, 01:56 PM
Well for the time being its the AEL everybody is worried about.
The fascists can't act without being in power... so for the time being they keep trying to become the best friend of the jewish community.
But the possible terrorists... they don't need to win an election to be able to do harm.
heh, Yeah I know the AEL, they try stuff here to. Though they mainly get laughed at.; Though some of the populist politicians always want to ''have a discussion with them'' ...after they burned flags and stuff.

All I can say is...if you want to have palestina / muslim freedom / iraq free etc..why don't you go over there and help instead of terrorizing our country :blink:

[Stroggy]

Sadly Belgians are too cowardly to laugha t them.

I remember a year or two ago (when the AEL was at its peak and there were violent protests nearly every few weeks) the most famous belgian stand-up comedian (who mainly makes jokes about the royal house and the politicians) made a joke about the AEL.
Nobody laughed, the entire room was silent.

And then he got angry, he said: "this is SO typical for us Belgians! You never get tired of my jokes about the royal house, I need to wait 5 minutes for the room to quiet down after I make my yearly joke about our king having parkinson... But when I make a joke about common hoodlums, this gang of political hotheads you don't dare to make a sound!" after this he walked off the stage and only came back after a few minutes (this break was not planned, he was really angry I think)

Anyway.
belgians are too cowardly to critisize out loud... they just elect the most extremist right wing party :)

anyway I'm drifitng off again
i get like that whenever I talk about politics.

[TheVoid]

Since RedDiablo didn't, I'll post a photo of his house........

Red Diablo's Home Sweet Home (http://www.premiersportstours.net/images/oldtraffordaerialview2001.jpg)

:ph34r:

[aaberg]

hey, I'll just post a picture of my home too :ph34r:

B) B)

[Puffin]

Well, if anybody's interested, I found more pics of my beloved hometown :)

The fjord (http://www.abandonia.com/~puffin/Patro2/100_2905.jpg) by winter.

Sunset, (http://www.abandonia.com/~puffin/Patro2/26_g_st_056.jpg) I don't really remember a sunset that's not pink or purple :P Different than here in the city :(

The fjord... (http://www.abandonia.com/~puffin/Patro2/Fj_r_urinn_fri_s_lu_kv_ldi_Bj_rn_Sigmundsson.sized .jpg) *sigh*

The dock. (http://www.abandonia.com/~puffin/Patro2/IMG_2280.sized.jpg) I remember when I first sailed a boat back in! I was so proud of myself :D But the thing was much narrower back then...

Another sunset (http://www.abandonia.com/~puffin/Patro2/Picture_421.jpg)... Heaven on Earth ;)

This (http://www.abandonia.com/~puffin/Patro2/IMG_5147.jpg) is really close to the town, about 20 minute drive. Lots of sand. Almost like a desert :P

[Red Diablo]

Heaven on Earth*


Sure is beautiful... :)

[Data]

you live in a very very nice place puffin

[FreeFreddy]

Yeah, the landscapes are gorgeous. :D
Here you can see some pictures from the place I was born in - Dushanbe in Tajikistan (Middle-Asia):
Great Landscape (http://tajikistan.ive.org/dushanbe/images/Dcp_2111.jpg)
Rudaki street (http://tajikistan.ive.org/dushanbe/images/DCP_1223.JPG)
The Somoni monument (http://tajikistan.ive.org/dushanbe/images/DCP_1225.JPG)
View of the building of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, from the Somoni monument (http://tajikistan.ive.org/dushanbe/images/Dcp_1234.jpg) (also called Sovmin)

These you need to copy and paste in the new browser window to be able to see them.

http://ttaajjiikk.tripod.com/Sovmin.JPG Same as the last above again, another perspective
http://ttaajjiikk.tripod.com/SUM.JPG Central Univermag
http://ttaajjiikk.tripod.com/Mostopoezd.JPG Mostopoezd (Train bridge ahead on the photo)
http://ttaajjiikk.tripod.com/Universam.JPG Universam (some kind of market hall)
http://ttaajjiikk.tripod.com/Varzob.JPG The river Warzob
http://ttaajjiikk.tripod.com/Varzob-2.JPG The river Warzob again
http://ttaajjiikk.tripod.com/Bazarchik.JPG Street Market
http://ttaajjiikk.tripod.com/Sidewalk.JPG Market on the street
http://ttaajjiikk.tripod.com/Tolkuchka-82-Mkr.JPG Tolkutschka (basar, market)
http://ttaajjiikk.tripod.com/Dushanbinka-River.JPG The river Duschanbinka
http://www.8ung.at/dani-on-tour/pictures/Tibet-Pics/139.jpg Pamir mountains

Ahhh, such sweet memories... :D :wub:

[aaberg]

FreeFreddy, I can't see all those pictures you link to on tripod.com. I only gets this picture:
http://ttaajjiikk.tripod.com/adm/interstitial/remote.jpg

:(

[FreeFreddy]

Originally posted by FreeFreddy@Oct 6 2004, 04:05 PM
These you need to copy and paste in the new browser window to be able to see them.
Then it works. The site has an anti-leeching system. ;)

[aaberg]

Hmm. Maybe I should learn to read. Hehe :rolleyes:

[Puffin]

Wow it's really beutiful there, Freddy!! Especially the Warzob!!

[aaberg]

What is that bed doing in the middle of the river on the picture named:Varzob-2.JPG?? :blink:

Does someone sleep there, or is there just a long way to the dump? :D

[Tom Henrik]

Actually.... that bed was his birthplace :sneaky:

[aaberg]

Originally posted by Tom Henrik@Oct 6 2004, 05:39 PM
Actually.... that bed was his birthplace :sneaky:
:lol: :lol: :lol: :D :ph34r:

[FreeFreddy]

Lol... :blink: :P
Nope, that's not a bed, it's a thing called "toptschan" and so far I only saw such things in Tadschikistan. It's a place where MANY people can sit down to talk to each other, relax when they're tired or fishing in the river, where the last function fits most on this picture. The "toptschan" is also around 3 times larger as a normal bed. ;)

[Puffin]

COOOOOOOL :w00t:
Tat's a brilliant idea!

*runs to the river near our house with a huge bed*

[aaberg]

Originally posted by Puffin@Oct 6 2004, 05:48 PM
COOOOOOOL* :w00t:
Tat's a brilliant idea!

*runs to the river near our house with a huge bed*
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :rolleyes:

[Tom Henrik]

Originally posted by Puffin@Oct 6 2004, 05:48 PM
COOOOOOOL :w00t:
Tat's a brilliant idea!

*runs to the river near our house with a huge bed*
Who owns the bed? Ása?

[FreeFreddy]

It's there for the use of anyone... :rolleyes:
Something you won't meet that often in west countries...

[aaberg]

I think he meant puffins bed!!!! :blink:

[FreeFreddy]

Oh, well, he surely wanted to find out if he may join too... :P

[Puffin]

Originally posted by Tom Henrik@Oct 6 2004, 07:03 PM
Who owns the bed? Ása?
well, she has a TALL bed, like a bunkbed with one bed.
And I have a tiny bed, not enough space for 2 persons <_<
So... I guess I need somebody's elses bed... any volunteers? :P

[FreeFreddy]

There's place on my for around 3 persons. Too bad it's occupied already. :sneaky:

[Puffin]

Sunset by Hvalfjör?ur (http://www.abandonia.com/~puffin/minarmyndir/no10.BMP)

Taken from my aunt's summerhouse. Few minutes drive from Reykjavík. Sometimes I go kayaking there! It's awesome!
Sometimes I go to this summerhouse after school, stay there overnight, and in the morning I drive back to school! It's really nice getting away from everything...

[Stroggy]

I see...
have you been smoking again?

[Puffin]

Originally posted by Stroggy@Oct 8 2004, 06:40 PM
I see...
have you been smoking again?
Well, yeah, but why do you ask?
I dont' see anything odd about what i said.... :huh:

[Puffin]

LMAO :lol:
I now see what you mean :P

Wrong link !!!

THIS (http://www.abandonia.com/~puffin/drachl/IMAG0016.JPG) is the right one B)