Where would you rather live the US or Sweden
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            U.S.A.
 You are on a roll today. lolmrussel1 said:
 So you don't like foreigners telling you how to run your country. We have so much in common.Spiritual_Chaos said:Haha. Listened to a swedish lawyer blasting that Morning Joe-woman Mikas brother who was an ambassador in Sweden for being stupid enough to think he could make our king or government intervene in our judicial system. Haha.
 "...it points to an unusually bad ability of judgment"I'll ride the wave where it takes me......0
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            Canada
 Maybe you like your politicians stepping into and overruling the judicial branch. I sure hope not.mrussel1 said:
 So you don't like foreigners telling you how to run your country. We have so much in common.Spiritual_Chaos said:Haha. Listened to a swedish lawyer blasting that Morning Joe-woman Mikas brother who was an ambassador in Sweden for being stupid enough to think he could make our king or government intervene in our judicial system. Haha.
 "...it points to an unusually bad ability of judgment""Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"0
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            U.S.A.
 There's another thing we have in common. Holy cow! Add to that, we both have a segment of racists in our country. Look at us, common ground.Spiritual_Chaos said:
 Maybe you like your politicians stepping into and overruling the judicial branch. I sure hope not.mrussel1 said:
 So you don't like foreigners telling you how to run your country. We have so much in common.Spiritual_Chaos said:Haha. Listened to a swedish lawyer blasting that Morning Joe-woman Mikas brother who was an ambassador in Sweden for being stupid enough to think he could make our king or government intervene in our judicial system. Haha.
 "...it points to an unusually bad ability of judgment"0
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            U.S.A.Both countries think Kiss sucks and has no musical talent, and only exist as a marketing company! Yeah!!0
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            Canada
 I'm not an expert, but this is my perception of it.Meltdown99 said:
 I also read that they could detain him longer without charges?Spiritual_Chaos said:So tomorrow ASAP could be released, or charged.
 Three things can happen.
 - The prosecutor can come to the conclusion that the investigation show that ASAP is no longer a suspect. Then he will be set free.
 - The prosecutor can say that the investigation needs more time and ASAP is still a suspect. Then the court will listen to the case, and decide to agree on holding ASAP for longer so the investigation can go on or not agree about the strength of the case and release him.
 - The prosecutor can say that they have enough to formally charge ASAP - and then the case will go to trial.
 Something like that."Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"0
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            Canada
 Sweden has always been one of KISS stronger markets. Even during the tougher years.mrussel1 said:Both countries think Kiss sucks and has no musical talent, and only exist as a marketing company! Yeah!! 
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            Canadamrussel1 said:
 So you don't like foreigners telling you how to run your country. We have so much in common.Spiritual_Chaos said:Haha. Listened to a swedish lawyer blasting that Morning Joe-woman Mikas brother who was an ambassador in Sweden for being stupid enough to think he could make our king or government intervene in our judicial system. Haha.
 "...it points to an unusually bad ability of judgment" 
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            U.S.A.
 It ain't over till it's over...PJ_Soul said:mrussel1 said:
 So you don't like foreigners telling you how to run your country. We have so much in common.Spiritual_Chaos said:Haha. Listened to a swedish lawyer blasting that Morning Joe-woman Mikas brother who was an ambassador in Sweden for being stupid enough to think he could make our king or government intervene in our judicial system. Haha.
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 To be fair, PJ_Soul, in a thread comparing living in two countries, I wouldn't anticipate this conversation going any other direction than this.PJ_Soul said:mrussel1 said:
 So you don't like foreigners telling you how to run your country. We have so much in common.Spiritual_Chaos said:Haha. Listened to a swedish lawyer blasting that Morning Joe-woman Mikas brother who was an ambassador in Sweden for being stupid enough to think he could make our king or government intervene in our judicial system. Haha.
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            Sweden
 I would... with different peoplebenjs said:
 To be fair, PJ_Soul, in a thread comparing living in two countries, I wouldn't anticipate this conversation going any other direction than this.PJ_Soul said:mrussel1 said:
 So you don't like foreigners telling you how to run your country. We have so much in common.Spiritual_Chaos said:Haha. Listened to a swedish lawyer blasting that Morning Joe-woman Mikas brother who was an ambassador in Sweden for being stupid enough to think he could make our king or government intervene in our judicial system. Haha.
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            U.S.A.We actually have all four seasons here in New Jersey, I really don't see Sweden having those four defining seasons. Summer temps there wouldn't be what I am used to. I mean my pool was 89 today, seems like it would be too cold for me in Sweden. Plus no ocean. I'll ride the wave where it takes me......0 I'll ride the wave where it takes me......0
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            Sweden
 The Baltic Sea doesn’t look too different from an ocean when you’re standing at the shore you know. It’s still a whole lot of water.mcgruff10 said:We actually have all four seasons here in New Jersey, I really don't see Sweden having those four defining seasons. Summer temps there wouldn't be what I am used to. I mean my pool was 89 today, seems like it would be too cold for me in Sweden. Plus no ocean. 0 0
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            U.S.A.
 89 is hotter than the Gulf now, that's crazy.mcgruff10 said:We actually have all four seasons here in New Jersey, I really don't see Sweden having those four defining seasons. Summer temps there wouldn't be what I am used to. I mean my pool was 89 today, seems like it would be too cold for me in Sweden. Plus no ocean. 0 0
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            Canada
 We had 24 degrees celsius (Which is the normal way to measure temperature, as everyone knows) where I live today. Summer enough.mcgruff10 said:We actually have all four seasons here in New Jersey, I really don't see Sweden having those four defining seasons. Summer temps there wouldn't be what I am used to. I mean my pool was 89 today, seems like it would be too cold for me in Sweden. Plus no ocean. 
 Get with the god damn times. Haha.
 Because of the widespread adoption of the metric system, most countries worldwide – including non-metric Liberia and Burma – use Celsius as their official temperature scale. Only a few countries use Fahrenheit as their official scale: the United States, Belize, Palau, the Bahamas and the Cayman Islands.
 "Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"0
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            CanadaWas 34 degrees down in Dusseldorf when Eddie played there. And no wind. No mojitos in the world could cool me down.
 Those kind of german temperatures can go to hell."Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"0
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            U.S.A.
 Are there surfable waves?JPPJ84 said:
 The Baltic Sea doesn’t look too different from an ocean when you’re standing at the shore you know. It’s still a whole lot of water.mcgruff10 said:We actually have all four seasons here in New Jersey, I really don't see Sweden having those four defining seasons. Summer temps there wouldn't be what I am used to. I mean my pool was 89 today, seems like it would be too cold for me in Sweden. Plus no ocean. I'll ride the wave where it takes me......0 I'll ride the wave where it takes me......0
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            Canadamcgruff10 said:
 Are there surfable waves?JPPJ84 said:
 The Baltic Sea doesn’t look too different from an ocean when you’re standing at the shore you know. It’s still a whole lot of water.mcgruff10 said:We actually have all four seasons here in New Jersey, I really don't see Sweden having those four defining seasons. Summer temps there wouldn't be what I am used to. I mean my pool was 89 today, seems like it would be too cold for me in Sweden. Plus no ocean.  https://youtu.be/pLC_8G0a_EA https://youtu.be/pLC_8G0a_EA
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            Sweden
 Well... fine, you got me. Where I live it’s mostly wind and kite surfing in spring/autumn. I‘m no expert thoughmcgruff10 said:
 Are there surfable waves?JPPJ84 said:
 The Baltic Sea doesn’t look too different from an ocean when you’re standing at the shore you know. It’s still a whole lot of water.mcgruff10 said:We actually have all four seasons here in New Jersey, I really don't see Sweden having those four defining seasons. Summer temps there wouldn't be what I am used to. I mean my pool was 89 today, seems like it would be too cold for me in Sweden. Plus no ocean. 0 0
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            U.S.A.
 Ha! Relentless.Spiritual_Chaos said:
 We had 24 degrees celsius (Which is the normal way to measure temperature, as everyone knows) where I live today. Summer enough.mcgruff10 said:We actually have all four seasons here in New Jersey, I really don't see Sweden having those four defining seasons. Summer temps there wouldn't be what I am used to. I mean my pool was 89 today, seems like it would be too cold for me in Sweden. Plus no ocean. 
 Get with the god damn times. Haha.
 Because of the widespread adoption of the metric system, most countries worldwide – including non-metric Liberia and Burma – use Celsius as their official temperature scale. Only a few countries use Fahrenheit as their official scale: the United States, Belize, Palau, the Bahamas and the Cayman Islands.0
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            Canadamrussel1 said:
 Ha! Relentless.Spiritual_Chaos said:
 We had 24 degrees celsius (Which is the normal way to measure temperature, as everyone knows) where I live today. Summer enough.mcgruff10 said:We actually have all four seasons here in New Jersey, I really don't see Sweden having those four defining seasons. Summer temps there wouldn't be what I am used to. I mean my pool was 89 today, seems like it would be too cold for me in Sweden. Plus no ocean. 
 Get with the god damn times. Haha.
 Because of the widespread adoption of the metric system, most countries worldwide – including non-metric Liberia and Burma – use Celsius as their official temperature scale. Only a few countries use Fahrenheit as their official scale: the United States, Belize, Palau, the Bahamas and the Cayman Islands. 
 "Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"0
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