I've used my 'God mode' and updated for you, don't need any undue stress in this heat do wePlease amend the choices from 'boarders' to 'borders'. Pedantic perhaps, but it's doing my head in ....
British...moan when its cold, moan when its wet, moan when its hot....... )))))))))))))))))))I've used my 'God mode' and updated for you, don't need any undue stress in this heat do we
I'd rather move to Iceland TBF, not a warm weather personBritish...moan when its cold, moan when its wet, moan when its hot....... )))))))))))))))))))
Just move here to Malaysia 26-32c every day, shorts and t shirt, job done (including working from home)
Iceland is cracking. Fancy a little holiday once this is all over with? I can spend the whole flight over there giving you a comprehensive run down of the history of nu metal.I'd rather move to Iceland TBF, not a warm weather person
Sounds awesome. I can feign interest for that amount of time, it's not exactly trans-Atlantic.Iceland is cracking. Fancy a little holiday once this is all over with? I can spend the whole flight over there giving you a comprehensive run down of the history of nu metal.
Awesome. We’re changing in Istanbul on the way out.Sounds awesome. I can feign interest for that amount of time, it's not exactly trans-Atlantic.
On our IcelandAir flight out there a couple of years back the entertainment centre had a wide range of Icelandic music. Can confirm it is EXACTLY what you imagine it to be like.Iceland is cracking. Fancy a little holiday once this is all over with? I can spend the whole flight over there giving you a comprehensive run down of the history of nu metal.
I'm not adverse to a bit of Bjork, although I'll pack my own sandwiches so thanks for the heads up on thatOn our IcelandAir flight out there a couple of years back the entertainment centre had a wide range of Icelandic music. Can confirm it is EXACTLY what you imagine it to be like.
Cracking, cracking country. Once you get over only being able to buy booze at the government off-licences and paying 30 quid for a sandwich and coffee for breakfast that is.
You're not wrong - it's the same as bloody Norway in that regard. Everything costs a fortune. The first time I ever went to Norway was to a place called Bergen, and I can still remember the horror of being told that a pint and a club sandwich was roughly £26. After I calmed down I went and bought a T-shirt from the local market that had a massive moose on the front, alongside the words 'Nordic Wildlife'. It was class.On our IcelandAir flight out there a couple of years back the entertainment centre had a wide range of Icelandic music. Can confirm it is EXACTLY what you imagine it to be like.
Cracking, cracking country. Once you get over only being able to buy booze at the government off-licences and paying 30 quid for a sandwich and coffee for breakfast that is.
Haha- i had uncannily the same experience in Bergen. Cheap easyjet flight over for a long weekend. 300 quid in pocket thinking that will see me and the other half through. Gone after the chinese meal, a couple of pints and a sausage roll.You're not wrong - it's the same as bloody Norway in that regard. Everything costs a fortune. The first time I ever went to Norway was to a place called Bergen, and I can still remember the horror of being told that a pint and a club sandwich was roughly £26. After I calmed down I went and bought a T-shirt from the local market that had a massive moose on the front, alongside the words 'Nordic Wildlife'. It was class.
Nor sure if he still is, but for a while Bruce Dickinson was a pilot for IcelandAir whenever Iron Maiden weren't touring. What a weird and wonderful place.
Also, what's the best classic car you've ever seen in Iceland?
Did you go to Sarawak/Sabah? I've never been to Sabah. Yet, taken the family to the cat city Kuching 3 times to enjoy it's unique etymology, tropical rainforests & fishing. Where a coffee & sandwich could set you back around a whopping quid. Last time there was March 2019, where they started jacking up the prices.I would go to Malaysia again, liked it there and Malasian Borneo.
We went to kota kinabalu a few years ago, which was pretty nice (up near Brunei). It was a bit "resorty", but there was an orang sanctuary and some cool fireflies on the river.Did you go to Sarawak/Sabah? I've never been to Sabah. Yet, taken the family to the cat city Kuching 3 times to enjoy it's unique etymology, tropical rainforests & fishing. Where a coffee & sandwich could set you back around a whopping quid. Last time there was March 2019, where they started jacking up the prices.
Did you go to Sarawak/Sabah? I've never been to Sabah. Yet, taken the family to the cat city Kuching 3 times to enjoy it's unique etymology, tropical rainforests & fishing. Where a coffee & sandwich could set you back around a whopping quid. Last time there was March 2019, where they started jacking up the prices.