Griffus

Honningbarna, Norwegian.

Haha, oops. Snus is what it was supposed to be.

Phone in right back pocket or inner jacket pocket. Left front pocket, snus, if I don't have a jacket left pocket for it. Right front pocket, apartment keys and lip balm. Earplugs in right jacket pocket. And if I'm going for a breakfast or lunch at a café, reading pad in inner left pocket.

What? Never had it growing up, so didn't try it before I moved down south to study. Love it. And still fascinated is all the names for it.

That's not too bad! In Norway it is between £2-3. But most bus cards have been lowered from April, so there are some light points around.

"Ambulance fees" are the most dystopian words I've seen in a long time.

Haven't used bills since my last grand parent died years ago.

Not compared to first world countries.

Probably Jolla is the closest thing to daily drivable. Maybe Pine64 if your in the Americas.

In Norway, chicken without added salt and water has become the norm after producers were made to inform how much of each is added. Also, one of the triopol groceries here has wholly switched from Ross chickens, so that is a good trend for animal welfare.

I had to get to your comment before I got the meaning.

Heinz is better than Idun, which is sad, since that means we don't have a great European alternative easily available around me in Norway. Even though US Heinz is own by German Kraft.