Um, maybe I'm just missing it, but where is the lava lamp?
(I mean, how can you justify calling that a studio without one???)

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Nice couch though.

Oh.... It's not a studio... it's a mixing cinema? 


I hope that helps...




I really do....

Have fun!!!

ProjectM


Oh.... It's not a studio... it's a mixing cinema? 


I hope that helps...




I really do....

Oh, ok.  That's acceptable then.  I'll assume you have 5 gallon buckets of popcorn and highly overpriced candy instead. 

You're making this very difficult Craig...


No overpriced candy, nor popcorn...



I get free food from a hot and cold buffet... Tho

Man...  Norway must be primitive...
(LOL!)


I will say one thing about Norway, I've been testing a phone app with a guy from there and the Norwegians have MUCH better English grammar and spelling than 90+% of Americans do.

Sad actually.

Norway isn't so primitive. There's just a lot of weeeeeird people here LOL

But well observed about the language thing. We usually are quite good in english. It frustrates a lot of foreigners who come here to learn the language. Everyone speaks english to them - because we want to speak english and grab every chance we get - so the foregners don't learn a thing. I know people from other countries who have lived here for many, many years and they can hardly order a beer. 

On the other hand, after a few glasses most of them know a lot more Norwegian than they think. 

:-)

OK then, I have to ask... if ya'll know English so well, how come yer paid with all that free food off the koldbord just to ADR the dialog in a language ya'll don't talk much?

:-)




I had to edit my English

He he, most people still seem to be speaking Norwegian for the most part. Who knows, with the generation growing up with the nonsense I do for a living, perhaps ALL they'll know in a few years is Norwegian? At least I got free lunches out of it

I'm jealous Marius.....not a little, a lot....

 
ProjectM


Norway isn't so primitive. There's just a lot of weeeeeird people here LOL

But well observed about the language thing. We usually are quite good in english. It frustrates a lot of foreigners who come here to learn the language. Everyone speaks english to them - because we want to speak english and grab every chance we get - so the foregners don't learn a thing. I know people from other countries who have lived here for many, many years and they can hardly order a beer. 

On the other hand, after a few glasses most of them know a lot more Norwegian than they think. 

LOL.... I spent a fair bit of time in Norway in a previous military life and have been back a couple of times to visit what is a beautiful country.
 
First time I'd rehearesed saying "Is this the bus to Bergen" in Norwegian over and over, asked the driver who just said "Yes mate, jump on...." in better English than most of the locals round these parts where I live.....