So..... what do ya wanna know?

do you know Bjork personally?

muirdo said:

No..... I've never met her actually.... The closest I've been to her was one time when I was in a supermarket and I saw her shopping there..

IrresistibleB1tch said:

Nope.... I've never done that .... I don't recall anyone in my family owning horses...
[Edited 10/1/06 7:46am]

Will you loan me a few thousand dollars?

jerseykrs said:

Sorry..... don't have that kind of money to spare

why you didn't create an original thread. don't you know "ask ____" is so September?

purplerein said:

dunno.... I guess we're just behind the times here in Iceland

Hi! I have a few questions:
I think Icelandic is a very cool language. Do you yourself think it's cool?
What's your most favouritest language (if you have one) in the world?
When's the best time to visit Iceland?

flutterbyyy said:

If being exclusive is cool, I guess Icelandic is cool... Icelandic is exclusive because it's only spoken by little more than 300.000 people and I know from experience that foreigners that come here to learn the language have a lot of trouble learning the language, especially the complex grammar rules...

My language of choice is English, because I feel I can say stuff in English that would just sound corny or silly in Icelandic .... However since I met a certain girl few weeks ago, I've become somewhat interested in learning Italian.... I've learned French and beginner's Spanish in school so it shouldn't be very hard for me if I want to...

When to visit Iceland.. It depends on what you want to do.... Most tourists come here during the summer season (May-September), because there are many activites, like driving in the highlands, that are not possible in the winter due to too much snow... Also the weather in the East of Iceland can be very nice in July and August (by Icelandic standards )... However if you want to experience skiing and snow-related stuff I would recommend coming to Iceland in the early months of the year (January-March)... also I should mention since this period is off-season the rates for accomodation should be somewhat cheaper...

Thanks purplehippie! I would love to visit Iceland (just have to gather som money first). Since I prefer to travel off-season, I'd probably go there in March - still winter, but not too wintery, maybe.

flutterbyyy said:

http://www.prince.org/msg...2922?&pg=1

purplehippieonthe1 said:

Sounds very cool.