Next time I'm there, I'll drop you a Freepmail!
Actually that may not be a bad idea! I've been told more than once if ever in Europe, do a 2-day layover in Norway and follow it up with a 2-day layover in Iceland.
The guys who gave me that advice know my taste in women, and they warned I might make it an extended, open-ended layover!
Any wisdom in that speculation? :-)
PS - If ever in Las Vegas, drop me a line! The beer will be on me! :-)
hehe.
I have to say, after having lived for years in the States and in Australia, that Norwegian women are very high quality. Oddly perhaps, I feel that the feminism here is a lot more muted than it is in Australia for instance.
Perhaps, since feminism came really early here, the hostileness that accompanies it has largely dissipated, and women are not trying to act like men, the way I felt a lot of aussie women were. Perhaps, there is a positive story in there somewhere, in that the pendulum is bound to swing back... Off course, then there is the way they look.... Well, I had an Australian mate over last year, and his last comment before he jumpeded on the plane:
"I could never live in this place, and have a happy marriage. Ther is way too many beautiful girls around"
Anyhow, I really agree with your wiew. Starting to hate women is such a non-productive way to go about things. As well as morally wrong and un-christian. Be a man. In this day and age, women crave it more than ever.
BTW: I had my last date a few weeks ago, and we doubled dated with a friend of hers. The friend's boyfriend turned out to be a New Yorker, who was an avid conservative. He was quite amazed to meet a Norwegian who was even more right wing than him... We had a lot of fun the rest of the night, annoying some of the feminised leftists Norwegian guys :-)
BTW: He was a short fat loudmouth of a guy, with a stunner of a girlfriend....
Great guy, but I think that if he wasn't so much MALE as he was he would have never stood a chance with a girl like that.
Anyhow,
Have a good night.