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Tim's coffee!!!! BEST idea! Im not sure how long I could go without some. Maybe I won't bring any clothes or books and just fill my backpack with TimmiesStephen B wrote:finns are big coffee drinkers to bring them some tim's coffee


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hey don't forget about the beer
...just messin wifya 


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Lobster would certainly be interesting, considering the wee lett'l things that pass for crustaceans in Finland.
However, you'd better check that you'd be able to bring it into the country. There are often rules preventing you from taking non-pasteurized food across international borders. And then what happens if for any reason you don't make your connection and you get stuck overnight somewhere with a carton of thawing, dripping, uncooked lobster? (Are they uncooked?)
Last time we had a connection at DeGaulle, the French service workers decided to go on strike that very day and we got stranded for a bit.
However, you'd better check that you'd be able to bring it into the country. There are often rules preventing you from taking non-pasteurized food across international borders. And then what happens if for any reason you don't make your connection and you get stuck overnight somewhere with a carton of thawing, dripping, uncooked lobster? (Are they uncooked?)
Last time we had a connection at DeGaulle, the French service workers decided to go on strike that very day and we got stranded for a bit.
As he persisted, I was obliged to tootle him gently at first and then, seeing no improvement, to trumpet him vigorously with my horn.
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when I saw the lobster suggestion I did a little checking if it was allowed to bring from Canada to EU, and as far as I can see it is allowed for the amounts you would bring personally... but freshness might be a small problem as they do not guarantee temperatures in the hold/ transit. Would a lobster claw be considered a weapon and not be allowed in cabinAldenG wrote:Lobster would certainly be interesting, considering the wee lett'l things that pass for crustaceans in Finland.
However, you'd better check that you'd be able to bring it into the country. There are often rules preventing you from taking non-pasteurized food across international borders. And then what happens if for any reason you don't make your connection and you get stuck overnight somewhere with a carton of thawing, dripping, uncooked lobster? (Are they uncooked?)
Last time we had a connection at DeGaulle, the French service workers decided to go on strike that very day and we got stranded for a bit.

With sufficient thrust, pigs fly just fine.
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that would just be mean!!JimmyBang wrote:...bring a TACO BELL!
"heres a gift from Canada... FOOD POISIONING!"

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New movie:Mölkky-Fan wrote:Would a lobster claw be considered a weapon and not be allowed in cabin
Lobsters On A Plane
or Crabs On A Plane
A solar flare irradiates a high-altitude plane full of Finnish tourists returning from Nova Scotia, causing ice-packed dormant lobsters and assorted giant crabs to grow large and restless and attempt to eat the passengers. This causes a forced ditching in the Atlantic ocean, where inflated life-rafts full of passengers are soon surrounded by sharks.
Then a huge thump occurs and the passenger having this dreams awaken. Another thump occurs and one of the overhead doors pops open. A massive claw emerges, pinching randomly at the air.
As he persisted, I was obliged to tootle him gently at first and then, seeing no improvement, to trumpet him vigorously with my horn.
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I don't know why people in Hollywood get paid so much.
Coming up with fresh and original ideas just doesn't seem that hard to do.
Coming up with fresh and original ideas just doesn't seem that hard to do.
As he persisted, I was obliged to tootle him gently at first and then, seeing no improvement, to trumpet him vigorously with my horn.
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I just *hate* these crabs on a cessna...
...errr....
...errr....
"By the pricking of my thumbs,
Something wicked this way comes."
Something wicked this way comes."
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AldenG wrote:New movie:Mölkky-Fan wrote:Would a lobster claw be considered a weapon and not be allowed in cabin
Lobsters On A Plane
or Crabs On A Plane
A solar flare irradiates a high-altitude plane full of Finnish tourists returning from Nova Scotia, causing ice-packed dormant lobsters and assorted giant crabs to grow large and restless and attempt to eat the passengers. This causes a forced ditching in the Atlantic ocean, where inflated life-rafts full of passengers are soon surrounded by sharks.
Then a huge thump occurs and the passenger having this dreams awaken. Another thump occurs and one of the overhead doors pops open. A massive claw emerges, pinching randomly at the air.

Caesare weold Graecum, ond Caelic Finnum
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Paul Reubens...
From...

To...

where did it all go wrong?

From...

To...
where did it all go wrong?
Black Flag kills ants on contact
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Haha
You guys suck.
Taking over my thread!
Ahh, this is the last day I can bundle it all up! *time's ticking*
One is going to be 16 and the other is going to be 19. Both are male.
/going crazy/
I've been browsing the malls and the city for the past few weeks for something, and have found nothing "UNIQUE"
TORONTO IS TERRRRRIBLE for home-made Canada!

Taking over my thread!
Ahh, this is the last day I can bundle it all up! *time's ticking*
One is going to be 16 and the other is going to be 19. Both are male.
/going crazy/
I've been browsing the malls and the city for the past few weeks for something, and have found nothing "UNIQUE"
TORONTO IS TERRRRRIBLE for home-made Canada!
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Local team hockey jerseys.
"By the pricking of my thumbs,
Something wicked this way comes."
Something wicked this way comes."