Mittens - Roll Call

2ma2 · Mon 14/07/2003 01:18:58

We're having a national vote in autumn. I'm voting nay. Hopefully, so will the majority aswell. Problem is that the government strongly thinks we NEED the euro, so they try their darnest to convince each and everyone about how much we NEED it.

It's a rigged competition, if we vote no, it'll probably be another vote next year

Andail: We are supposed to arrive at the 28th and leave at the 1th, right?

Nacho · Mon 14/07/2003 07:44:04

Farlander goes, because he has booked 4 flights. He will join you in London, but he will stay a night more in Sweden trying to stablish a gay relationship with Andail. :o

P.S. No, no... HeÂ´ll stay there just because of flight schedule matters, I hope this plane wonÂ´t crash.

Edit: P.S.S. Well, in fact, I hope no plane crashes

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m0ds · Mon 14/07/2003 12:26:21

It's okay, we're not going to be flying over the Andes with any rugby teams.

scotch · Mon 14/07/2003 12:34:23

Pity..

MachineElf · Mon 14/07/2003 12:35:45

Ryan air is pretty safe. Only one plane in ten crashes.

Privateer Puddin' · Mon 14/07/2003 12:39:11

Quote from: m0ds on Mon 14/07/2003 12:26:21
It's okay, we're not going to be flying over the Andes with any rugby teams.

Well, i do play rugby..

aussie · Mon 14/07/2003 12:57:56

So do I.

Privateer Puddin' · Mon 14/07/2003 13:33:12

are you going?

Andail · Mon 14/07/2003 15:47:47

Hey, stop spamming this important thread!

No more silly aircraft-related jokes, unless they are really really funny.
Yes, I mean that funny.

2ma2 · Mon 14/07/2003 21:24:55

Hah! Be careful what you say, or I'll whip out our Stanstead endurance project again!! MUahahaha..

Btw, perhaps we should continue that story. It was left rather in a cliffhanger.. or planedrop..

EDIT: Ok, tent roundup. Who brings 'em, who sleeps in 'em. I don't owe a tent, but I'll try to borrow/steal/make one. I'll be bringing the equipment needed to sleep in a tent, and I presume I will be. Others?

Andail · Mon 14/07/2003 22:36:15

Unless some people really prefer sleeping in tents, I suggest we alternate, so that all people can sleep inside at least one or two nights.

It's good if all people who can tuck along a tent would do that, even if they are not prepared to use them. Some people will undoubtedly have to use them anyway.

I guess bedroom places could be prizes in some of the competitions. That would be pretty fair. Or for Farlander's betting games

Pumaman · Mon 14/07/2003 22:38:01

So how many places inside do we have, and how many people are coming altogether? And therefore, how many tents are required?

Andail · Mon 14/07/2003 22:53:07

Hm...
There is space for three in the guesthouse
Three more in the big bedroom
One more each in two small (really small) bedrooms
I suppose three could sleep fairly comfortable in the living room

that's 11.
I could arrange tent for three.
We need tent-space for additionally 6-7 people maxÃmum, but more likely only 4-5

m0ds · Tue 15/07/2003 00:54:40

Awwwww. Shame. I'll stay in a tent all week, if one is provided (I can't carry mine on the plane its too big). But yeah I'll stay in a tent so the others can enjoy the cottage ^_^

m0ds

Magintz unplugged · Tue 15/07/2003 19:14:26

I can't bring a tent, soz its too big for the plane, but I should be able to bring a sleeping bag if one is needed.

What I really want to know is about that bus, how much will it cost is the main issue.

Magintz unplugged · Tue 15/07/2003 19:18:09

oops, missed that post.

Still how much is needed for the entire trip? roughly?

Andail · Tue 15/07/2003 21:06:11

Well, you will pay for food and beverages, roughly. Considering Sweden is pretty expensive, along with what is minimum for a fun stay, I'd say at least 10 quid a day.
One day perhaps nothing, another day perhaps a trip somewhere and an expensive drink, or a golden dinosaur.
I don't know really, use your imagination.

MachineElf · Tue 15/07/2003 22:03:59

What kind of services are available there? Are there any Systembolag (where you by alcohol in Sweden for you who didn't know) and grocery store or supermarket closeby or will we have to buy all food and beer in Gothenburg?

2ma2 · Wed 16/07/2003 01:31:22

When it comes to alcohol, and I believe it will be a featured element, it'll be upright impossible to bring underaged people to pubs and similar, unless Andail knows some shady establishment somewhere. Beer may be wise to purchase in rather large amounts in Gbg. Food, if I recall, was available fairly close, but as in all smaller communities, it'll probably be a rather small variety of groceries and/or expensive. Food may be wise to mainly buy while in Gbg and smaller purchases whereever that shop was located.

Privateer Puddin' · Wed 16/07/2003 09:40:15

Whats the legal drinking age in sweden?

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