That's it.. I had enough of this sh*t

[xpon]

then we could team up and make conan server.

ha ha ha.

pm me you phone will you.

[xpon]

Then you should move to an apartment like my first one, rent 290 dollar (2300 SEK), two months a year when you don't have to pay rent, internet included, tv included, heating included and electricity included. It was quite small though (22 m² but that doesn't bother me, the only catch imo was that the kitchen was super tiny and there was the tiniest stove ever.

But good luck with moving

was the point of that post to make me jealous of your super cheap apartment

because you succeeded.

I just wanted to brag =)

Damn.... you make me want to move there....... sweeden is a nice cold country right

[Detective Prince]

Tomorrow, I'm going to look for a cheap place to rent (at least someplace with internet connection), and when i find it, I'm going to move away from my home 

Even my patience has it limits, and this is it..

Preach!

[nomemory]

Then you should move to an apartment like my first one, rent 290 dollar (2300 SEK), two months a year when you don't have to pay rent, internet included, tv included, heating included and electricity included. It was quite small though (22 m² but that doesn't bother me, the only catch imo was that the kitchen was super tiny and there was the tiniest stove ever.

But good luck with moving

was the point of that post to make me jealous of your super cheap apartment

because you succeeded.

I just wanted to brag =)

Damn.... you make me want to move there....... sweeden is a nice cold country right

Sweden has a shifting climate, summers are warm and winters are cold, but most people would consider it a cold country but it's not Siberia cold. Where I live the mean temperature in juli (the warmest month) is 16°C.

[Conia]

Then you should move to an apartment like my first one, rent 290 dollar (2300 SEK), two months a year when you don't have to pay rent, internet included, tv included, heating included and electricity included. It was quite small though (22 m² but that doesn't bother me, the only catch imo was that the kitchen was super tiny and there was the tiniest stove ever.

But good luck with moving

was the point of that post to make me jealous of your super cheap apartment

because you succeeded.

I just wanted to brag =)

Damn.... you make me want to move there....... sweeden is a nice cold country right

Sweden has a shifting climate, summers are warm and winters are cold, but most people would consider it a cold country but it's not Siberia cold. Where I live the mean temperature in juli (the warmest month) is 16°C.

The Northest point of Sweden must be the coldest place of the country. I'd say it can be compared to Russian cold, but I never been there, so I may be failing epically

[nomemory]

Then you should move to an apartment like my first one, rent 290 dollar (2300 SEK), two months a year when you don't have to pay rent, internet included, tv included, heating included and electricity included. It was quite small though (22 m² but that doesn't bother me, the only catch imo was that the kitchen was super tiny and there was the tiniest stove ever.

But good luck with moving

was the point of that post to make me jealous of your super cheap apartment

because you succeeded.

I just wanted to brag =)

Damn.... you make me want to move there....... sweeden is a nice cold country right

Sweden has a shifting climate, summers are warm and winters are cold, but most people would consider it a cold country but it's not Siberia cold. Where I live the mean temperature in juli (the warmest month) is 16°C.

The Northest point of Sweden must be the coldest place of the country. I'd say it can be compared to Russian cold, but I never been there, so I may be failing epically

It is colder farther north, in the winter at least, but definitely not Russian cold. But of course that might differ depending on which part of Russia you're talking about. We have the the Gulf Stream running by which makes it warmer here. I believe it's colder in the northern USA than it is here.

[Conia]

Then you should move to an apartment like my first one, rent 290 dollar (2300 SEK), two months a year when you don't have to pay rent, internet included, tv included, heating included and electricity included. It was quite small though (22 m² but that doesn't bother me, the only catch imo was that the kitchen was super tiny and there was the tiniest stove ever.

But good luck with moving

was the point of that post to make me jealous of your super cheap apartment

because you succeeded.

I just wanted to brag =)

Damn.... you make me want to move there....... sweeden is a nice cold country right

Sweden has a shifting climate, summers are warm and winters are cold, but most people would consider it a cold country but it's not Siberia cold. Where I live the mean temperature in juli (the warmest month) is 16°C.

The Northest point of Sweden must be the coldest place of the country. I'd say it can be compared to Russian cold, but I never been there, so I may be failing epically

It is colder farther north, in the winter at least, but definitely not Russian cold. But of course that might differ depending on which part of Russia you're talking about. We have the the Gulf Stream running by which makes it warmer here. I believe it's colder in the northern USA than it is here.

I see, thanks for the info
And I was thinking about Moscow

[xpon]

16C?? try our 47C

[Conia]

16C?? try our 47C

I don't think Jakarta reaches 47 °C 

[xpon]

16C?? try our 47C

I don't think Jakarta reaches 47 °C 

?? but sometimes it really hot here

because the AC is set for 30C than it already cool... if you want really cool then try 18C

[nomemory]

16C?? try our 47C

I don't think Jakarta reaches 47 °C 

?? but sometimes it really hot here

because the AC is set for 30C than it already cool... if you want really cool then try 18C

16 C is the mean temperature, it's colder at night and hotter at the day. We can have 30 C as well but it's not that common and it's considered as really hot.

[Azu]

Hope ya' feeling better now after talking about it here .

For my country, the average daily maximum and minimum temperatures are around 31.1°C and 24.7°C respectively. T__T.

[xpon]

Hope ya' feeling better now after talking about it here .

For my country, the average daily maximum and minimum temperatures are around 31.1°C and 24.7°C respectively. T__T.

@Azu... i really hope baka1412 going to move.... ha ha ha.. that way i can meet him in person

PS: ha ha ha

i send a message ... while i want to quote you.. sorry... my bad

[baka1412]

@Azu... i really hope baka1412 going to move.... ha ha ha.. that way i can meet him in person

PS: ha ha ha

i send a message ... while i want to quote you.. sorry... my bad

Meet me in person ? I always go to Empo at saturday from around 3pm - 6or7pm, that's the only day I'm free from work (including Sunday, but unless i got the Freeplay, i seldom go to empo during sunday)

Saturday's the day i went on "Rampage" or at least "Ultra Kill"  ;D

And correction, i didn't recall Jakarta having up to 47 degrees... It's only around 30 Celcius during cloudy days, and 35-40 degrees during the hot days..

[Conia]

@Azu... i really hope baka1412 going to move.... ha ha ha.. that way i can meet him in person

PS: ha ha ha

i send a message ... while i want to quote you.. sorry... my bad

Meet me in person ? I always go to Empo at saturday from around 3pm - 6or7pm, that's the only day I'm free from work (including Sunday, but unless i got the Freeplay, i seldom go to empo during sunday)

Saturday's the day i went on "Rampage" or at least "Ultra Kill"  ;D

And correction, i didn't recall Jakarta having up to 47 degrees... It's only around 30 Celcius during cloudy days, and 35-40 degrees during the hot days..

Oh, ok... HOT!
North Argentina can get up to 45 °C, while South Argentina can get down to -20 °C.