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By: Builders chennai

Builders chennai — Thu, 25 Nov 2010 05:01:06 +0000

Thanks for the guide, very informative post.

By: Ãmir

Ãmir — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 21:50:33 +0000

Hej!
Något konstigt hände med mig idag som jag förstår inte. Så jag tänkte att fråga dig om det.
För en vecka sedan, registerade Jag på en hemsida att söka efter ett rum i uppsala. Den visar kontakt information för annonser till den som betalar avgiften som är glitig för en månad. Under föra veckan, jag hittade några rum vems annonsör har redan hyrat dem ut, och resten svarar inte till min mejl.
Nu, skulle jag vilja veta om det är vanlig i Sverige att ta betalt utan att märka annonsens status?
för övrigt, denna här Annonserna var på hemsida före registerade jag.

Sorry I didn’t know whom to ask this from!

By: Staffan

Staffan — Thu, 16 Jul 2009 01:12:02 +0000

Liz: The temperature can vary a lot. For just couple a weeks ago we got the warmest temperature in whole Europe.
About the bettre gas millage, it’s because we use 95 ocatan gasoline instead of US’s regular 91(?) It also depends on the cars engin and how you drive. I also noticed this when I was on a roadtrip in US.
When I asked an american about clothing she said that swedes uses much more tight clothes than they do and the US. I think it’s the americans that has Swedish clothes, have you ever hear about H&M?

Please visit Sweden in the winter, stay in the icehotel in Jokkmokk for first hand expierience with winter..

By: liz

liz — Fri, 10 Jul 2009 21:42:43 +0000

My biggest shock was that I was NOT shocked when I visited Sweden. I live in South Mississippi. I visited Sweden in June. Temperatures were like our winter! People were very similar in customs, eating and visiting. We did notice that Swedish automobiles generally get better gas mileage. There are more traffic round-abouts (circles). Banks and credit card use was similar. In our pictures, we have on very similar clothing.
So again, no culture shock…just the lack of it!
I’m building my courage to visit in the winter!