> After an impromptu 2-week, 2-day vacation to Oslo, Norway, so that the Swedish
> immigration service could process my application to bring me in from outside the
> country to be with my partner (who I met about 3.5yrs ago, and who moved in with me
> about 3.25yrs ago), who I had already been with for the requisite for 3 years, but
> due to an edge case, I had to be outside the country for them to process it.
>
> I'm happy to answer any questions from people as to what my experience was like in
> Oslo, and to hear from the conservatives as to what a horrible choice I've made and
> how I'm going to be sucked into an unending vortex of socialist hell despite that not
> having happened yet in 3.5 years. That isn't sarcasm either, I'd like to hear from
> those who disagree as to how bad my decision was, so I can explain from my
> perspective how it isn't actually.
>
> Edit: Just to get the requisite stereotypical questions, I actually have to defer to
> the venerable Vincent Vega, who once said, "It's the little differences. I mean, they
> got the same shit over there that we got here, but it's just, it's just, there, it's
> a little different."
Cool... only took two weeks, instead of 1-3 months... congrats!!
So life is good then? If yes, please send chocolate (no, wait, that's Switzerland =P )
I guess my question is... after being there (Europe in general) for what, 4-5 years now... how much better/worse do you like it, compared to here? What do you miss, if anything? And do you still get treated like "an American," or is it more chill, and you fit in just fine?
EDIT: If you know anyone at DICE... tell 'em I love Battlefield, having a great time with BF1, but still want to see a proper Bad Company 3 =D.
RELAX and just have fun. Remember, it's all about the games.
Edited by Mr. Do (06/25/17 08:01 AM)
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