Mashed Potatoes!
7th November 2012 |
Regular Ordinary Swedish Meal Time! (in Swenglish) |
Ruben
15th July 2012 |
Someone,Stokholm is the capital of Sweden.And even though they support homosexuality I love that country because of it's beautiful nature,amazing architecture and it's historical heritage |
p
8th February 2012 |
mike in my personal opininon you cant say david is a terrible person if he has his own views. Learn how to take criticism if its good or bad. Probably you can say y in your opinion homosexuality doesnt make it terrible. |
Monir .
28th January 2011 |
I like Sweden.because natural and nice country .I Want to go Sweden. |
Katie
2nd January 2011 |
@M Henri Day. Thanks for the wonderful explanation of the situation. It is clear that you are very intelligent. |
Skundor
6th December 2010 |
Lebanon for LIFE |
brooke Steele
11th November 2010 |
actual stats please? |
thierrr
18th May 2010 |
well i have hearing about sweden for so long and many good things about them my dream as a graduated student of history and inrtnational relations is to become a diplomat in sweden. I LOVE SWEDEN |
mike
6th April 2010 |
@david.s your a terrible person to say that |
Johan
18th February 2010 |
Don´t believe that you are going to see a lot of blonde women when you come here. Its not like it was 10-15 years ago. We have a lot of foreigners here nowadays and it has taken its torn on the Swedish welfare. |
David.s
13th December 2009 |
Sweden is a great country but its support to homosexuality makes it terrible. |
Ron
28th August 2009 |
Sweden is bad, don't go there. |
Jonathan
20th August 2009 |
Man, Sweden is so great. I really hope that in a previous life I was from there.
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Cia (..)
11th March 2007 |
No there are no really dangerous diseases that Only excist in sweden. but of course cancer and stuff excist. its like in for example in Usa and Aystralia and other developed countries. Sweden is a developed country. The capital is Stockholm. Other big cities are Gothenburg, malmo and Uppsala. have a good day |
M Henri Day
16th November 2005 |
Precisely because we are (fairly) smart. And had we been just a wee bit smarter, our political and economic elite would not have succeeded in stampeding us into the European Union by appealing to fears of economic melt-down if we didn't become members. Then we should still have control over our own alcohol policy, our own labour policy, our own agricultural policy (which had eliminated subsidies), our own policy on chemical use,, and not least, our own foreign policy, etc, etc, much of which we were promised we could keep after accession, but which we found not to be the case once the decision was made. Next time around, a majority of the Swedish people proved to be immune to Euro-deception.... |
European
30th October 2005 |
If they are so smart, why did they not join the EURO??? |
jake
24th October 2005 |
i love this site.pls i want to know more about the crime rate in sweden compared with other countries in the world, |
Crille
14th September 2005 |
I would say more than 50% are agnostics by now. |
9th September 2005 |
I am looking for the Swedish occupations proportion |
Thandiwe Tsheko
30th August 2005 |
I would like to know the democratic practices in Sweden and whether they have changed from those used before world war 2 |
Carrie
16th May 2005 |
Hi!Am a teacher embarking on the study of Sweden with a class of 6 year olds! Any ideas for bringing Sweden to life for these little 'uns? |
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8th May 2005 |
For the 'make a graph' at the top of the page, it wont let me choose my own countries! It always has to be 'top 5,top 10 top 10000!!!'Why cant we choose our own countries instead of them being grouped for us? I need a graph about Belgium, Japan and Sweden but because of the way you've arranged your graph making thingy, I CANT DO THAT!!! Please look into this, thanx!;) |
Segersäll
22nd December 2004 |
Over 50% of the population is atheists or agnostics.
= The most enlightened country in the world. |
me
6th December 2004 |
just a little helper....per person in the big world is *"per capita"* |
t
5th December 2004 |
are there dangerous diseases in sweden? |
Henrik
2nd December 2004 |
That depends on what you mean by "development"... Thou I'd say it's pretty much developed. Just watch the GDP per person - Sweden ranks 21st! |
t
1st December 2004 |
yes, its stockholm, is sweden developed country? |
someone
15th November 2004 |
what is the capital of Sweden |
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