Re: Greetings from Helsinki
Welcome aboard mate - nice intro.
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yup , one of the better intros we have had lately. welcome onboard :-)
Re: Greetings from Helsinki
Welcome to Digital Forums. Forum etiquette is quite high on the list here, like in real life you treat others with respect and you equally get it back. Contributing to the threads with good constructive posts gets you noticed for all the good reasons. with time your post count will go up and you will have full use of the forum. This has been put in place to stop Spammers,Leechers and generally 1 post users that want something for nothing, they try and get it and go.
Digital forums has been going years and has a large fan base. some actually pay for the privilege and they get bonuses over non sub people. With time you will build up friends and likewise you will be seen here as someone that can contribute to the DF Community.
Enjoy your stay
Re: Greetings from Helsinki
Good intro followed up by a good second post .... A keeper !!!!! ;-)
Welcome aboard.....
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Jonsson
I'm probably one of the least tech-savvy geeks in Finland
Hmmmm.
Welcome to DF 'Roger from Finland'.
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Hi Roger and welcome to DF. Nice informative and polite intro. Not surprised really because everyone I have met from the Nordic countries are polite, friendly and intelligent. (">
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Thanks for the warm welcome, much appreciated! I'm already trying to fight off a mild forum addiction, but this is hardly the most lethal poison to pick.
Nordic people are definitely quite diplomatic in their demeanor, but in Finland the politeness is uninspiring at best and stifling at worst. We Finns basically tend to say nothing when sober and then it all comes out when drunk - luckily the slurring usually encrypts most of the sensitive information. Then again, the formula seems to be quite universal: go out drinking, try to shag everything that moves, pick a fight with an innocent bystander after getting rejected one too many times, then lie to yourself the next day in the throes of a hangover that at least you now have a unique story to tell on your deathbed. Compared to that, I'll consider any time spent on this forum as rather productive.
Re: Greetings from Helsinki
Do you travel a lot on holiday or work :rolleyes:
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Mickey
Do you travel a lot on holiday or work :rolleyes:
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Originally Posted by
Mickey
Do you travel a lot on holiday or work :rolleyes:
I studied in the U.S. and worked there for awhile in the hospitality industry, but nowadays the minimal travel I do is for "holiday" which means sunny day-trips to Tallinn to stock up on spirits. But Finland has become increasingly international in recent years, so I've pretty much replaced my nomadic tendencies with just having more expats in my local social circles.
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Originally Posted by
Jonsson
I studied in the U.S. and worked there for awhile in the hospitality industry, but nowadays the minimal travel I do is for "holiday" which means sunny day-trips to Tallinn to stock up on spirits. But Finland has become increasingly international in recent years, so I've pretty much replaced my nomadic tendencies with just having more expats in my local social circles.
you just seen to fly all over Europe. I thought you were some JETSET willy
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Mickey
you just seen to fly all over Europe. I thought you were some JETSET willy
I'm more a bum than anything else - the last time I was on a plane was summer 2012, and Tallinn is two hours across the bay by ferry, where the savings from buying 2 litres of spirits can already recoup your travel costs. (And I mistrust all the jetsetters I know, ending up being justified in my stance at least 80% of the time.)
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Nice intro, welcome.
The 2nd Finn on DF, Cronus is also a Finn.
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muttleymacclad
Nice intro, welcome.
The 2nd Finn on DF, Cronus is also a Finn.
Nice, thanks for letting me know. A good reminder for me to refrain from ill-advised generalizations about our shared cultural heritage so as to avoid pissing in Papa Bear's porridge.