If only I could understand the language. :P

Yes I would consider our public transportation very good. No matter how far off you live there's always some means of public transportation available to you because no one will ever be left out in this society.

In Minnesota which I recently came home from, they pay somewhere between 5,5 to 7,8 depending on your income. More income, higher tax. The sales tax was 8% on everything except non-cooked food which had 0%. College will cost you, health care will cost you, there were no public transport what so ever etc. etc.

We Swedes are paying $8.95 per gallon. When I flew home from the US on April 2nd it costed $3.71 per gallon in Minnesota and the family I lived with there for a couple of weeks were complaining over the price while I was amazed over the fact that it was basically free.

I will never abandon a desktop for a laptop or a tablet. It's so much more convenient and comfortable to work on a desktop.

Oh.

Thanks, though they still seem pretty impossible to get your hands on unless I'm Ok with paying three times as much for shipping as for the actual drawer.

Yay for paying 30% of my income in tax!

So, now we're just waiting for the broadcast on the North Korean State TV saying the launch was a success thanks to the glorious engineers and that the rocket came down in Japan/USA and killed about 2000 people with glorious north korean explosives all thanks to the great leader Kim Jong Un.

I really liked the drawer idea, otherwise I have all the ports I need on my motherboard and I rather have my can of pop standing on my desktop instead of on my PC and I only have two fans in my case anyways.

That's why I'm happy to live in Sweden where at least the education is free and where I get $400 a month from the state for studying. Though $500-1000 a month is still required to be loaned to live, eat, buy books etc. if you're not working.

They are a myth, at least where I live.

Of course Sweden is at the bottom of the "Playing games online"-chart.

If I came to a door like that I would probably not notice that it was an arrow.

First of all I'm Swedish. The number of immigrants and the diversity between the origin of last names is not as wide here as in the US and that may contribute to my point. Then Swedes in general are extremely concered about safety of things and generally afraid of conflicts.

I'm an F. I'm mostly somewhere in the beginning and I don't feel that it have affected me in any way at all.

It's not our school system. We learn English as you guys learn Spanish/French basically. Then we have those languages too, but that's not relevant here. Anyway, yhat's the level of English our school gives us.

Going to a place where they speak the language is the best way to learn for sure because then you're forced to use the language. Though it can have some consequences like you catching the local accent of the native speakers.

I second that, from Sweden.

Both Crysis 1 & 2 sold pretty good AFAIK so of course there is going to be a third game,