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1. You rummage through your plastic bag collection to see which ones you should keep to take to the store and which can be sacrificed to garbage.
2. It's acceptable to eat lunch at 11.00.
3. Your front door step is beginning to resemble a shoe shop.
4. You think it's normal that 22 year olds need fake ID
5. When a stranger on the street smiles at you, you assume that:
a. he is drunk
b. he is insane
c. he is American
d. he is all of the above
6. You don't think twice about putting the wet dishes away in the cupboard to dry.
7. A friend asks about your holiday plans and you answer "Oh, I'm going to Europe!" meaning any other Western European country outside Scandinavia.
8. You no longer scrunch up or fold your paper money. You always put your money in your wallet.
9. Silence is fun.
10. The reason you take the ferry to Stockholm is:
a. duty free vodka
b. duty free beer
c. to party...no need to get off the boat in Stockholm;
just turn around and do it again on the way back.
d. all of the above
11. Your coffee consumption exceeds 6 cups a day and coffee is too weak if there is less than 10 scoops per pot.
12. You pass a grocery store and think "Wow, it is open, I had better go in an buy something!"
13. Your native language has seriously deteriorated; you begin to "eat medicine", "open the television", "close the lights off", and tell someone "you needn't to!" Expressions like "Don't panic" creep into your everyday language.
14. You associate pea soup with Thursday.
15. Your idea of unforgivable behaviour now includes walking across the street when the light is red and there is no WALK symbol, even though there are no cars in sight.
16. Your notion of streetlife is reduced to the few teenagers hanging out in front of Helsinki railway station on Friday nights.
17. Your bad mood becomes your good mood.
18. Sundays no longer seem dull with all the stores closed, and begin to feel restful instead.
19. "No comment" becomes a conversation strategy.
20. You finally stop asking your class "Are there any questions?"
21. The fact that all of the "v's" and the "w's" are together in the phone directory seems right.
22. Your old habit of being "fashionably late" is no longer acceptable. You are always on time.
23. Hugging is reserved for sexual foreplay.
24. You begin to understand Jussi Jyylanpaarvi's broadcast of the hockey game.
25. You refuse to wear a hat, even in -30 degree weather.
26. You hear loud-talking passengers on the train. You immediately assume:
a. they are drunk
b. they are Swedish-speaking
c. they are American.
27. You give up on trying to find fat-free food and pile on the butter, cream and sugar.
28. You know how to fix herring in 105 different ways.
29. You eat herring in 105 ways.
30. You no longer look at sports pants as casual wear, but recognise them as semi-formal wear.
31. You can now reconstruct the missing letters on a building. For example MERI.........LIITTO OY.
32. You have undergone a transformation:
a. you accept mustamakkara (Black-blood sausage) as food
b. you accept alcohol as food
c. you accept.
33. You understand why the Finnish language has no future tense.
34. You no longer have to search for the flushing mechanism on the toilet.
35. You no longer see any problem wearing white socks with loafers.
36. You no longer correct people who say MAC Donald's.
37. You just love Jaffa.
38. You've come to expect Sunday morning sidewalk vomit dodging.
39. You know that "I got a new boyfriend." means "I got laid last night."
40. The next day when they say "We broke up." you know it means " He didn't call."
41. You know that "religious holiday" means "let's get pissed."
42. You enjoy salmiakki.
43. You know that "mens public bathroom" is another phrase for sidewalk.
44. You know that more than three channels means cable.
45. You get all the Swedish jokes.
46. When you're hungry you can peel a boiled potato like lightning.
47. You've become lactose intolerant.
48. You accept that 80 degrees C in a sauna is chilly, but 20 degrees C outside is freaking hot.
49. You don't think twice about wearing sandals indoors and Wellington's outside.
50. You stand in a bus if you can't find a vacant pair of seats.
51. Finland winning a medal at the world hockey championships is less important than beating Tre Kronor.
52. You pass the point of spending more than 50% of your salary on phone calls and alcohol.
53. The only couple talking in a tram or a bus always seems to annoy you.
54. You refuse to cross a totally empty street until there is a green light.
55. You are immediately suspicious when somebody starts talking to you in the street.
56. You no longer have a problem accepting money from someone bumming a cigarette.
57. You seriously consider visiting the sauna more than three times a week.
58. You're training for Vasaloppet.
59. YOU CAN'T UNDERSTAND WHY PEOPLE LIVE ANYWHERE BUT IN FINLAND!!!!


I REALLY DO HATE FINLAND

Wiljami Kurki - Antti Kokkonen: 23%

Vessassa riehuva Antti onnistuu pudottamaan lavuaarin paikaltaan. Pudotessaan se rikkoo myös WC-pöntön, ja kusihätäiset juhlijat joutuvat juoksemaan ulkosalla asioillaan. Wiljami kiroilee, koska jostakin syystä rahat WC-remonttiin peritäänkin häneltä.

Pelkoguru suosittelee juomaksi: umpijäinen lager

nikotiini, kofeiini, alkoholi, sokeri, rasva

ahdistus

Naulasin Profane Omen kitaristi-Kokkosen hikisen keikkapaidan seinälle.

"NO SCHOOL.
NO JOB.
- - -
NO PROBLEM.
souvenir from Crete"

Meinasin sortua entisiin tekoihin.

Veri vetää takaisin.
En tahdo.

Pain on mulle pornoa

Naama haista paska

Sen tytön huulet oli
mustat
ja pojan silmät kiiluivat
he rakastuivat kun kitarat
surisivat
heillä molemmilla oli
univormut
heimovaatteet ja
kampaukset
he ymmärsivät toisiaan
ja tahtoivat yhdessä
pelastaa maailman

kuunnellen
pop pop pop pop pop
pop-musiikkia
yksinkertaisia sanoja
rakkaudesta
tämä on
pop pop pop pop pop
pop-musiikkia
yksinkertaista
mutta totta

Se tyttö meni naimisiin
sen pojan kanssa naimisiin
he rakastivat ja kitarat
helisivät
he eivät ole löytäneet
sitä jotain mitä ovat
etsineet
mut ymmärtävät toisiaan
ja tahtovat yhdessä jaksaa
maailmaa

kuunnellen
pop pop pop pop pop
pop-musiikkia
yksinkertaisia sanoja
rakkaudesta
tämä on
pop pop pop pop pop
pop-musiikkia
yksinkertaista, mutta
totta

mutta totta
niin totta kuin
Paskajärven kaunis
Charlotta

Heidän poikansa nimi on
Jhonny
ja pojankin silmät
kiiluvat
hän varttuu nyt kun
kitarat surisevat
Johnnyllakin on univormu
heimovaatteet ja kampaus
hän tapasi eilen Marian
he tahtovat yhdessä
pelastaa maailman

Kuunnellen
Pop pop pop pop pop
pop-musiikkia
yksinkertaisia sanoja
rakkaudesta
tämä on
pop pop pop pop pop
pop-musiikkia
yksinkertaista mutta totta
mutta totta
niin totta...

SCARS ON BROADWAY

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