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Steak and Titties - thats quite a hot offer from over there… 

There are soooo many of those community type of websites and I do feel sooo behind… I was pretty fast on Linkedin, did never try myspace, but now I’m at least on Facebook - got to see what that Facebook and all the money is about. And Facebook is rather interesting. You can do a lot more on Facebook that on Linkedin (which seems nearly too closed), but I can also get a bit ‘afraid’ that Facebook will be too time consuming or it could be.. Great with the posibilities to create (not that I do it personaly) and use third parties apps, but also too time consuming - I dont want to ‘vampire bite’ friends or join too many groups, but a quick movie test is fun sometimes… but not an never ending game…
And I’m really ‘afraid’ that Facebook will turn into another advertsing space like myspace (which is filled with bands and record advertising)…. then you will the users flea to the next community sort of thing…

The election for the Danish parlament (folketinget) is due 13. November, so every party and its youth groups are very active ’spaying’ the wall ect. with their posters and making a lot of happenings - all of it being very interesting..  you really see what these parties thinks interest the votes and you also see what on their internal agenda.
Yesterday there was a small happening by the youth group of SF (the socialist people party - eventhough they have this ‘people party’ thing they are not real communist and they dont belive in revolution and dictatorship…) and it was really interesting to see what was on THEIR mind…  and for me it looks like it was mostly the ‘we want’ thing…  being students they of course wanted 1000 kr. more in SU (state support for students), so EUR 650 per month is not enough - they want EUR 130 extra…
And free dentists for all (at least something for all) - and the free trains and busses for the people studying, too…
And more doctors and more nurses and and and…
Are we looking at a new generation here?? Generation WE WANT?

Seing this advertisement I learned a new Lithuanian word… not really sure what to use it for or what it means, but I do think it sound a bit funny and it gives some wierd associations…

Is it something like ’shame’ = skam (at least in Danish..) - so Skambutis will be ‘Shame on you’? probably because the girls talks to much in her mobile… Skambutis to her!

(ouch, sure I wont be welcome by my Lithuanian friends anymore…)

Thursday in Vilnius was a really good day, getting Skaiste (CEO from the beginning of Addvisors Vilnius) to joined me as a partner/owner of Addvisors Vilnius was great - Skaiste has been doing a great job for Addvisors Vilnius in Lithuania and I’m pretty sure she wont stop there…
Thanx Skaiste!

Walking around in the beautilful old town of Vilnius I suddenly find the secret weapon of the Lithuanian men - the weapon that for ages and still in Lithuania keeps the women at home in the kitchen (and the bad foreignes away)….

(or maybe it helps the women keep the men from the Absinth…  I will research a bit next time I’m in Vilnius….)

It has been a while since I returned from my August dive vacation in Thailand and to be honest….  I have been a lazy boy not uploading just one picture of the sharks, moray eels and fishes.. BUT now it happened…  on diveblogging.com I’ve just uploaded a couple of sharks…  was a really cool experience ‘meeting’ them at Chumphon pinnacles.

I must admit that I’m a Build-A-Bear fan! Not a fan in the sense that I have a huge collection of the bears and cant walk past a Build-A-Bear shop (in fact I dont have single Build-A-Bear- surprised?), but a huge fan of the concept! The way they enclosed storytelling in the concept and made the trip to the Build-A-Bear shop an adventure - an adventure not only to build the bear, but to give it life and involve the children in the process… its great.
And you certainly know its great when you see the happy faces of the kids… and I do sometimes visit the shop just to see the joy there…
But sometimes you dont have to visit the shops - just look around when the proud small new owners are walking home their new Build-A-Bear.
This proud Build-A-Bear girl I saw on Nørrebronx.. and it was no problem at all to get the picture of the proud new owner…..