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Love the Sherlock Holmes pipe. Maybe he's still trying to work out what a lesbian is?

codyw1 wrote:Love the Sherlock Holmes pipe. Maybe he's still trying to work out what a lesbian is?

And I thought Karin explained it so well.
Even I knew what a thespian was after that.

codyw1 wrote:Love the Sherlock Holmes pipe. Maybe he's still trying to work out what a lesbian is?

Hahaha... maybe he knows, but the pipe could suggest another thing...

Couple of pics of Erica from her 2004 film 6 Points.

fish wrote:This is your actual Axel Widegren - Oskar Ahlberg.



I'm not sure papa Olof would approve of the Sherlock Holmes pipe.

He looks all pissed off

And what a stupid huge cap he wears

Maybe he's allowing himself a moment of reflected glory , and rightly deserved. How many of us would feel nothing but pride to have been a small cog in the wheel that produced FA? sorry Magnus but sometimes you make me want to bite deep into my chinstrap. I sometimes get the feeling that the magic of FA has somehow not quite rubbed off on you? I hope that one day it will. I hope that one day you will feel your life has been boosted from being within travelling distance of a place, that many others who will never be able to physically visit, nor afford to pay homage to, would yearn to see. In that respect, maybe count yourself fortunate? I have a very stoopid hat like Axel's with a very stoopid brim. Mine reads ''Intelligent Horsemanship'' in respect of Monty Roberts who I have met and worked with and his work as a ''Horse Whisperer" (check the film). Sometimes I can feel more connected to horses than some people. I will wear my stoopid hat tomorrow in silent protest against others negativity. Laugh. Go On. Be my guest. I hope you personally will find a positive happiness that doesn't depend on dissing others.

Don't worry snaps, I may sound harsh sometimes but I'm mostly joking

This is my way of joking, your way of joking has a lot to do with sexual stuff instead

Jeez. I hope I never meet you when you're not joking, or else I pity you. Outta here.

snaps aka Lisbeth Salander.

You're welcome to Sweden anytime, I'll show you around and be really nice, promise

You could fly to Copenhagen and then go by train to Malmö, like eiger on this board did when we saw FÅ at the cinematheque in november last year.

I live 40 km from Malmö and could drive you to Ystad and Trollhättan if you like to see those towns?

Would be cool really

Agnes&Elin Forever! wrote:You could fly to Copenhagen and then go by train to Malmö

I did this trip over ten times... I really love Malmö and Lund. I was there last June and I go there once or twice every year.

I have my life and my job in the Netherlands, but if I could choose right now, I would choose Malmö as my home town.

Again the tyranny of distance rears its ugly head.
Most times this is the best place on earth to live, but when I see you talking about popping over to Copenhagen and then by train to Malmö, it is not one of those times. Envy is the word which springs most readily to mind.

But good luck. Go for these little excursions, just tell us about them so we can live vicariously through you.

sydney wrote:

Agnes&Elin Forever! wrote:You could fly to Copenhagen and then go by train to Malmö

I did this trip over ten times... I really love Malmö and Lund. I was there last June and I go there once or twice every year.

That's great

The whole southern part of Sweden is very nice actually

fish wrote:Again the tyranny of distance rears its ugly head.
Most times this is the best place on earth to live, but when I see you talking about popping over to Copenhagen and then by train to Malmö, it is not one of those times. Envy is the word which springs most readily to mind.

I'm sure many would envy your part of the world, great climate and nature, no?

It's a long way to travel though, and an expensive travel I guess

And as I've said before, coming to Sweden just to visit Trollhättan's FÅ locations is hardly worth the trip, you should be interested is seeing some more if you came here