im sorry but netherlands is pretty much the only scandinavian country outside of scandinavia

anyway being a foreign student and studying in a foreign country rocks. i was lucky enough to be allowed 6 weeks in st petersburg, russia, studying russian language as part of my computer science degree(!). it was f*in great, but i think the major reasons for that was how different russia is from norway in many ways, plus the fact that i was placed in a small appartment with an old russian lady that spoke only russian except for about 30 words in german.

have fun vesper

du møter sikkert mange hyggelig nederlandske pojker ;)
lol

so many people go places they know absolutely nothing about and I don't get it. idk if this applies to you, and I don't know how much essiann knew about India before she moved there, but she's someone who will get something out of the experience no matter what and it was all pertinent to her major anyway

like what will you get out of doing business school in the netherlands that you couldn't get elsewhere? it sounds like you're studying abroad just for the heck of it, and as a poor student with $0 that pisses me off!! I study foreign countries and cultures in my free time but I'm not going to be able to travel anywhere for years

regardless, if you have a free opportunity to study abroad and got nothing at stake you should definitely go.

it has nothing to do with the actual game (we ruled what on earth has happened to liverpool?)

Humans could blow up the Earth (like literally blow up the entire thing) and it would take us about two hours to manage it. It's going to nature like a billion years. Therefore, humans rule, nature drools.

Sweden's under 21's were class in the Euros. You've got some great prospects for the future. Marcus Berg is absolute quality, as is Rasmus Elm. Shame the same can't be said about Freddie Stoor.

I love watching soccer, but I only follow the World Cup faithfully. It's almost that time again!