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Cheers, Scotty!

As bails said, this is about the oldest R bass in Norway. I'll let you know if something really interesting surfaces.

I'm surprised how well the online translation service works!

It's easy to understand the translated text, but it has the common mistakes like; "Great" is translated "big".

I purchased my Tommy og Tigern (thanks for the correction) at a Rema 1000 in Alta. A prized possesion as it kept me sane while visiting Karasjok and Lakselv (no night life what-so-ever). I wish I could visit more often, Norway is beautiful country. As a side note, the the single most beautiful woma...

Hvem har den eldste, eller vet om den eldste Rickenbacker basseen i Norge, mener at Jan Devik snakka om en kompis av han hadde en gammel en..skal høre med ham igjen. Men kanskje dere vet noe? Ellers skulle jeg ha hatt tak i noen nylonpakninger(washers) som skal være mellom strapbolten og kroppen, n...

bails wrote:Let me guess...

"Oldest Rickenbacker bass in Norway?"

You're absolutely right! Norwegian is easy for people speaking english.

I don't play it much. I'm a bass player. But I like to look.

I only know a couple of phrases in Norwegian: It's a little bit like Swedish, I think. hei! takk deg. Det er kald i dag. farvel! Jeg elsker deg. :D (this smile translates to any language) Norwegian is more like danish actually, but close to swedish as well. "Takk deg" would be a direct tr...

Not bad, Google!

tmossman wrote:I personally enjoy the Norwegian dialogue. It allows me to practice my Norwegian reading skills with something else besides Tommy og tiggern.

Lol! Tommy og tigern is Calvin and Hobbes in Norway! But be careful; tiggern = the beggar, tigern = the tiger!

Wow!
Peter speaks norwegian, and now Gil and tmossman!

Ok, so let's say norwegian is ok for discussing local and personal matter ("didn't I see you at that consert?").

I've noticed that some of the norwegian members tend to use the "local language" (norwegian) in the Norwegian chapter. Even admin replies in perfect norwegian. http://www.rickresource.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=56&t=384096&st=0&sk=t&sd=a&start=15 Is it Ok or should we k...

Yess! Nais!

Hi Roffa

Is your bass new, or did you buy it second hand? If it is new, you should take it back to the store where you bought it it. If it is used, which year is it from? A lot of people here would like to give you a crash course in setting up a 4003, I guess.

This is the norwegian artist Claudia Scott. Quite beautiful. Both.