The train ride was a little long and we were delayed for 2 hours because a
train far up ahead actually hit a car! In the train I met a guy from Germany
who was going up to Denmark for a week. I learned of his job and his family.
We talked a lot about music and I told him we could do a trade over the mail
someday. The first thing I said to him was a German line asking if he spoke
English. It was cool.
Another guy I met was from Alaska, but the dude was a punk skater traveling
in Europe. He had bad B.O. and I swear the guy masturbated in his bed with
four other people in the couchette. I was disgusted. People are really
messed up.
Once I arrived in Copenhagen I hadn't yet booked accommodation (as usual). I
met a guy renting out his flat as a hostel. He had room for 6 people in his
flat. He was real nice and me and some other backpackers surrounded him
asking him questions about his "hostel". We ended up
Last night there was some stuff that happened that I didn't write about that happened after the fact.
The first thing that happened was a great political discussion that I had while I talked on AIM with Susan. Palle, the flat owner, he actually was very passionate with political and world issues (which he should be) and I enjoyed our conversation a lot. He had a lot of good points about the war, Muslims, religion, terrorism and much more. here are some of the highlights on his points.
-women should be the first to be pissed about oppression in the Middle East
-In war you make mistakes, nothing is perfect and there were quite a few mistakes made with the context of the war.
-Since there are no democracies in all of the middle east, Iraq could possibly set an example
-Should we wait for them to nuke us and do more killing
-Many people have died under hardcore Muslims, yet the conservative Muslims sit in
2004-10-12 |
Copenhagen,
Denmark
Some of the new Mexican travelers staying in my room made me some damn good
eggs and sausage this morning, afterward I did the dishes.
I commented on how big Paco's bag was and I took a picture of it. He
weighed it in at about 47 pounds. It was absolutely huge and he is only gone
for 2 months just like me. I was so glad I didn't pack that much.
Palle brought in a new customer from the station. She settled in and
Palle was mentioning that she was really needing someone to show her around
the city. I have already seen two days of Copenhagen and I planned on
visiting Sweden today. But Alessandra (from Brazil) tagged along to my trip
to Sweden. We went to a city called Malmo. There was a lot of shopping to
do there and once we go there I ended up having one of the best meals I have
had the whole vacation (Salmon). We did a lot of shopping (of course) and I
found two perfect gifts for one of my