I don't care. I was just more or less shocked at how people didn't seem to be very friendly. Took a bit to realize it was just a cultural thing.
Finnish people are friendly but in their (I guess I should say our) own way. I guess lot of finns are quite introvert and aren't so used to dealing extrovert people (guess if I'm one these).
it's noon over there. freak.
I know. If I become insomniac for a few days I'll end up in a screwy sleep pattern. Unfortunately I've been insomniac a lot lately. Luckily, at the rate I'm going I won't have jetlag when I arrive in Germany. I go to sleep between 4 and 6 am. If we could combine these maybe we both would get normal sleeping schedules
Yeah, I know that people are quite friendly, it just takes a bit to break the initial shell it seems. Nothing alcohol can't fix of course.
If I end up in Finland, want to go bar hopping or something?
Hm. 4-6am Finland time. + 6 hours on me (we just entered daylight savings), so, you go to bed just slightly later than I've been waking up.
Strange blokes, those Fins.
Ok you used finnish words Harvinaiset and Kuolee.
Harvinainen means more something like rare. You could switch that to Outo.
Kuolee means die. Nuo (noi is slang word for that) might fit to that sentence as those.
Outoja tyyppejä nuo (noi) suomalaiset
I think I know where I went wrong.
The basic language. I thought it was Dutch, but it was probably in English!
