BF>> And you have a /very/ nice holliday country.
 BF>> One thing I like with Denmark is that you have kept the
"small buisness".

 BS> Yes, in some towns, mostly small towns that's right.

I have only been to the small towns like Hirtshals and the west coast.

 BS> Yeah.. In the summer we are buying potatoes, at a local farmer. The same
 BS> about eggs, and other goods, you can get at a farmer.

Here it is from Poland or the Baltic countries, or Denmark.

 BS> I live in a small town, and we know eachother, that's pretty nice :)

Not always though. I'm thinking of all ruomor spreading.....

 BF>> What is Voldsom with Volvo? I don't understand the word and it's not in
 BF>> my dictionary.

 BS> Heh, Voldsom means Heavy (don't you have that word in Swedish).. It's
 BS> taken from a sarkasm-movie called "Br›drene Bisp".

Heavy we have but not Voldsom.

 BF>> Fish in high-tech oil?

 BS> I still don't understand.

Never mind.

 BF>> But little dear Bo, haven' you heard of Nokia?  :-)

 BS> You sound like my momma  :) Yes, i actually have a Nokia
telephone, but
 BS> i didn't know it was finished produced.

Finn produced.
See, you learn something every day.

 BF>> They started making rubber boots in a little village and then tyres and
 BF>> are now one of The mobile phone makers in the world.

 BS> Yes, i guess they have a bigger market than Ericsson.

From time to time, yes.
They turn more to young people.

 BF>> Everyone in that village (don't remember the name) are now millionares.

 BS> Nokia? ;)

Yes, actually it is. I had too look it up.

Btw. To the Canucks. Do you have Ericson and Nokia in Canada?

//Bj”rn

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