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DJMK4 said:
Which one copenhagen? i have just checked google images, looks nice there


I did enjoy stockholm, this is also a nice place.
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Both, but Copenhagen has better food (base on mostly what I ate there).

Plus you get to eat a REAL Danish pastry!
 
Love Copenhagen, I worked in a lab over there for four weeks as part of my PhD and I've been a bunch of times aside. It has all the benefits of a capital city whilst being substantially smaller, plus everyone speaks great English.

Raymond Lin said:
Plus you get to eat a REAL Danish pastry!
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I went into a bakery in Copenhagen and said "I'll have one of those, er, Danish pastries". The chap replied "here we just call them pastries".
 
Mr Jack said:
Love Copenhagen, I worked in a lab over there for four weeks as part of my PhD and I've been a bunch of times aside. It has all the benefits of a capital city whilst being substantially smaller, plus everyone speaks great English.



I went into a bakery in Copenhagen and said "I'll have one of those, er, Danish pastries". The chap replied "here we just call them pastries".
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Oh yeah, it's very walkable, I didn't use the public transit or taxi once besides the short train ride to and from the airport.

And you plonker lol

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Raymond Lin said:
Both, but Copenhagen has better food (base on mostly what I ate there).

Plus you get to eat a REAL Danish pastry!
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Nice :) i would look forward to that


I would have had some traditional food when i went to stockholm, but unfortunatly i reverted to the classic burger meal

also i went to a bit of a fancy french resturant on another evening where the steaks were expensive and really tiny :(



i do love the fact that they have a lot of these food hall places over there, lots of food outlets selling different types of foods, from pastries, to cakes, to meaty baguettes, to Indian food, to Chinese food all in one building



If the copenhagen visit goes ahead i think ill be there for a week too, rather than 3 days which should be good
 
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Chatting to this Irish guy in Eurodisney on Sunday night, (he was there with 22 of his family!) and he was going on about how for St Patrick's day he would be drinking 35+ pints! :eek:

He'd obviously been taking it easy the day before as he had 'only' drank 28....
 
DJMK4 said:
Nice :) i would look forward to that


I would have had some traditional food when i went to stockholm, but unfortunatly i reverted to the classic burger meal

also i went to a bit of a fancy french resturant on another evening where the steaks were expensive and really tiny :(



i do love the fact that they have a lot of these food hall places over there, lots of food outlets selling different types of foods, from pastries, to cakes, to meaty baguettes, to Indian food, to Chinese food all in one building



If the copenhagen visit goes ahead i think ill be there for a week too, rather than 3 days which should be good
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I also had a burger in Stockholm, and it was one of the better burgers I've had anywhere....although it was served with a side of green beans instead of fries for some weird reason.

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i also ate Rudolf....Moose.

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Raymond Lin said:
I also had a burger in Stockholm, and it was one of the better burgers I've had anywhere....although it was served with a side of green beans instead of fries for some weird reason.

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NOM - that looks nice - slightly odd having green beans instead of having fries though :D
 
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Spent the last 2-3 hours fitting a new gear shifting cable to the road bike, first time iv done this, kind of think I got it right . Indexing (tuning) the gears is a pain. Just about done it but not 100% happy .

Why did I mess about with 2 other screws
 
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Made the mistake of ordering a new iPad from Amazon. Big mistake. The parcel went 'missing' and trying to talk to someone to get a refund is tedious, feels like you're just talking to a bot. So now i'm off to the shop to buy one in person (the horror!) :cry:

I've actually never had a parcel go missing from Amazon before or even had any delivery issues apart from the usual knock and run which they do these days I guess someone in the delivery chain has stolen it.
 
200sols said:
Made the mistake of ordering a new iPad from Amazon. Big mistake. The parcel went 'missing' and trying to talk to someone to get a refund is tedious, feels like you're just talking to a bot. So now i'm off to the shop to buy one in person (the horror!) :cry:

I've actually never had a parcel go missing from Amazon before or even had any delivery issues apart from the usual knock and run which they do these days I guess someone in the delivery chain has stolen it.
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I always find the live chat option is the fastest way to get things sorted. Normally takes about 5 or 10 minutes.
 
Cromulent said:
I always find the live chat option is the fastest way to get things sorted. Normally takes about 5 or 10 minutes.
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Yes but to start with even though the website said I could request a refund the option was not available and the 'chat' with an associate said I had to wait some extra days so they would not process it to start with. Very annoying. The responses they give feels like its just an AI bot.
 
200sols said:
Made the mistake of ordering a new iPad from Amazon. Big mistake. The parcel went 'missing' and trying to talk to someone to get a refund is tedious, feels like you're just talking to a bot. So now i'm off to the shop to buy one in person (the horror!) :cry:

I've actually never had a parcel go missing from Amazon before or even had any delivery issues apart from the usual knock and run which they do these days I guess someone in the delivery chain has stolen it.
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Real shops are obviously superior.
 
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