05-04-2003 03:18									#61
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Yeah, contests are always big fun. There is world championships here every year, they give live feed to big screens so the audience can see the exciting happenings and surprisin turns of tactics.

I clearly remember one time the last two men in were just staring each other in the eyes, it was crazy! Then the other guy just passed out and it was over. I didn't witness it myself, but I remember seeing that in TV.. You should have seen the stare down, I was rolling on the floor.. laughing.
I mean, how tough can you look naked, sweating like a pig, red and little dizzy?

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	05-04-2003 03:20									#62
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But it can be little dangerous too. If you get drunk and do sauna competiting all by yourself, it's very dangerous. It is very easy to pass out in sauna if you're drunk, you can't see it coming, you you jsut go out. And after few hours or so you're pretty much dead and in the morning you look like mummy. Happens here every once in a while, so if you want to compete and all that, be moderately sober and the most important rule, don't do it alone.

	05-04-2003 03:22									#63
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And 85 Celsius is maybe the most common temperature used. I think it's the most comfortable for most people. I don't like 100 myself. Between 85 and 90 is my choice.

	05-04-2003 03:24									#64
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I've tried 110C, almost passed out!
I'm more of a 90C kind of guy.

quote: Olaf, Wow! That was harsh No, common, you can take it!

what does it mean already?!

	05-04-2003 03:26									#65
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Ganger, yeah, the higher you go.. so that's why I don't do that when I'm all by myself.

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	05-04-2003 03:30									#66
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quote: Originally posted by Gangerolf I've tried 110C, almost passed out! I'm more of a 90C kind of guy. what does it mean already?!

A translation into English would get me banned for a while. As you are from Norway, you will understand the Swedish words:

Eissa puhua mulkku sussa, perkelä! =

- Prata inte med kuken i munnen, för Helvete!

	05-04-2003 03:36									#67
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quote: Originally posted by Pekka Ganger, yeah, the higher you go.. so that's why I don't do that when I'm all by myself.

So Pekka, you removed the translation into English in your edit? Good idea..

Anyway it's nice to be surrounded by "brothers" who can make evil jokes and still be friends. I might add you two guys to my buddy list (whatever that means).

	05-04-2003 03:42									#68
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Hey, Gangerolf, could you mail me the Che/Saddam image in a larger size? Not that I like Che or Saddam, but an image combining them is just awesome humour! Like combining an image of Hitler and Stalin!

	05-04-2003 03:42									#69
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thanks for the translation, it just might come in handy some day

quote: So Pekka, you removed the translation into English in your edit? Good idea..

it probalby got *****ed anyway?

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you can find it here http://www.worth1000.com/cache/gall...?contest_id=819 along with some other saddam pics

	05-04-2003 03:47									#71
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quote: Originally posted by Gangerolf ... it probalby got *****ed anyway?

Actually, Pekka was clever enough to write the critical parts in latin, so it was in clear text. He was also clever enough to remove it soon after he saw my Swedish text.

	05-04-2003 03:51									#72
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Olaf, it's fun to make evil jokes . Go ahead, add me already, though I don't know what that means either

Well, your translation is right on the button. For some reason, I think you can really say it better in swedish than in english. Our bad words meanings are more simular anyway. So I choose to remove it, I didn't think about me getting banned that much. But now that I think of it, it's even better.

	05-04-2003 03:52									#73
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Wow, I really laughed at the Saddam in Elvis suit and the Che Hussein. But the rest was mostly crap...

	05-04-2003 03:57									#74
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quote: Originally posted by Pekka Olaf, it's fun to make evil jokes . Go ahead, add me already, though I don't know what that means either ...

I did. By the way, do you work for Stora Enso? I do. I met a few guys from Finland who worked in US and then moved home. I can't remember the name of them all. Are you one of them?

	05-04-2003 04:00									#75
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Also few warning words if you're thinking about building sauna, or going to one.

It's nice to make sausages in the stove, wrapping them inside folio. But you have to have steady hands when you're getting them out. There is no good reason why you should make your fingers eatable too.

Then something that happens all the time, the floor may be a bit slippery, so be carefull. Don't fall on the stove butt first. It sounds funny, but it happens _all_ the time.

If you're thinking about building a sauna, first decide what kind of sauna you want. After that, do research how to build one you'd like. There are many errors you can make. It's accurate job actually, a bit science! I once saw a sauna with no place for the air to circle.. needless to say that not only it sucked, but it was dangerous. So talk to professionals before building it, get the proper information and then you can swing it by yourself.

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Olaf, thanks . I don't work for Stora Enso, though I did apply for summer job once.. didn't get it. Now, as designated driver I so much promised to be tonight, I need to go and do my duties!

	05-04-2003 04:12									#77
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My old apartment complex in San Diego had a sauna which I used quite often, however, now that I've moved up to Sacramento it is impossible to find an apartment which includes a decent gym much less a sauna. Not even the health clubs have them.

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quote: Then something that happens all the time, the floor may be a bit slippery, so be carefull. Don't fall on the stove butt first. It sounds funny, but it happens _all_ the time.

ouch
They say that most accidents happen in the kitchen... I guess in Finland it's in the sauna

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My uncle tipped me about the perfect sauna. It was wood-powered, floating on the sea and had a hole in the middle to just dive in. As I live right on the shore of a big lake, I have had plans to get myself a sauna like that (see the image and just imagine a floating sauna with a balcony and a 5 HP engine in the middle of it!)

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	05-04-2003 04:45									#80
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quote: Me and my buddy turned the heat to full, threw lots of water onto the stove and shared a sixpack during the 45 minutes we were there

You're living on the edge my friend.

	05-04-2003 04:48									#81
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quote: Originally posted by Sava You're living on the edge my friend.

Nice to hear that we are friends... On the edge of what, anyway? The lake?

	05-04-2003 04:51									#82
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quote: Nice to hear that we are friends... On the edge of what, anyway? The lake?

It's an expression

	05-04-2003 05:04									#83
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quote: Originally posted by Sava It's an expression

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An expression of what? Please call me stupid. I've seen the movie "Signs" . What the problem this time?

	05-04-2003 05:06									#84
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"My uncle tipped me about the perfect sauna. It was wood-powered, floating on the sea and had a hole in the middle to just dive in. As I live right on the shore of a big lake, I have had plans to get myself a sauna like that (see the image and just imagine a floating sauna with a balcony and a 5 HP engine in the middle of it!)"

I saw a sauna like that in some lake somewhere... I don't know. It just seems like kind of a novelty. Plus I love the feeling you get when you have to positively run from the sauna to the shore - I know it must look funny to those watching!

Once I reach 95º I never go below that.

	05-04-2003 05:29									#85
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Ahh back.. jeesh they were drunk.

Gangerolf, It's not even myth or urban legend, it happens a lot. Usually to people who are drunk, but to sober ones too. When they decide to leave, the stove is usually right behind you when you're facing the door. If it's a small sauna, you're tired and relaxed, slippery floor.. it happens. I remember when I was in 2nd grade in school, my friends dad did that one. He even once showed his ass to us when we were talking about it to prove it. Nasty let me tell you that much

Olaf, now that's what I call sauna!

	05-04-2003 05:30									#86
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monolith, that run is fun too, no one looks good doing it . But it brings everyone closer, those kind of experiences .

	05-04-2003 05:40									#87
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quote: Originally posted by Pekka monolith, that run is fun too, no one looks good doing it . But it brings everyone closer, those kind of experiences .

Yeah, it would be the one, wouldn't it?

	05-04-2003 05:44									#88
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Olaf, Have you ever tried going to sauna, and then somebody give you a good massage? You know, washer ladies? They massage you and give you a good scrubbing.

	05-04-2003 05:47									#89
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My wife just did it. It was great!

	05-04-2003 05:48									#90
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You lucky bugger, I had to pay for it .