All you need to know about Finnish language...

[s]

Only from stupid places in South America.

Read: places inhabited only by penguins and ultraviolet-mutated abominations (hole in the ozone layer and all that jazz).

So, would it be similar to places where you'd see the northern lights?

s

 

[Leandro]

No, places with northern lights have no penguins or holes in the ozone layer.

 

[s]

No, places with northern lights have no penguins or holes in the ozone layer.

I meant similar as in climate, remoteness, etc.

Sure it would be nice to visit but not exactly a place you'd want to live... not for me anyway.

s

 

[Leandro]

Oh, sure, though Gavin does live in Oulu, where they occasionally appear, and it seems to be a livable place.

In fact, when it comes to choosing where I *want* to live, I have very little choice. I'll go where I can do quality science.

 

[s]

Oh, sure.

Either way, tobacco girl could see the southern lights without having to leave her continent.

s

 

[Leandro]

Yes, but then she wouldn't be able to suck Finnish band-cock, now would she?

 

[snowy]

Fuck science

 

[Leandro]

Get out of the internet then.

 

[Macharius]

Honestly. I'd take my ass over to Geneva, Switzerland and hit up that large hadron collider. The US could have had the biggest collider in the world but the bible faggots in congress voted against it, even after a few billion was spent to dig the hole. There's a heavy ion collider in upstate New York, it's about half the power of the LHC but they've been comparing data recently concerning the formation of quark-gluon plasma.

 

[s]

Yes, but then she wouldn't be able to suck Finnish band-cock, now would she?

Ahhh, it all now makes sense.

I've always heard that Finnish people are very honest, and that's the kind of people I want around me.

Relying on hearsay.

s

 

[Macharius]

It's really a shame we didn't side with the Germans. Their tech was insanely advanced and Deutsch is so much cooler than silly drunk Russian.

 

[snowy]

Get out of the internet then.

No

God gave me mighty internet powers to destroy science

 

[Leandro]

^Science gave you powers to destroy science! Ohhh shiny!

Honestly. I'd take my ass over to Geneva, Switzerland and hit up that large hadron collider. The US could have had the biggest collider in the world but the bible faggots in congress voted against it, even after a few billion was spent to dig the hole. There's a heavy ion collider in upstate New York, it's about half the power of the LHC but they've been comparing data recently concerning the formation of quark-gluon plasma.

The research going on at the RHIC is amazing. And to think that, 12 years ago, the same kinds of idiots who thought the LHC would destroy the Earth also thought we'd be "gobbled up by strangelets". Or some similar nonsense. Now just last year they've been the first to create anti-helium, which was pretty cool. The Tevatron (at the Fermilab, Chicago) is pretty cool too, too bad it's feeling the weight of the years and is soon to be shut down. But, like everybody else, I'm holding my breath about that recent signal.

 

[nettitaikatalvi]

Okay, so i just started studying Finnish and there is something I don't understand- what's the difference between älä, en and ei? I know that they both mean "no", but...

 

[Necroraven]

Okay, so i just started studying Finnish and there is something I don't understand- what's the difference between älä, en and ei? I know that they both mean "no", but...

Älä = Don't
En = I don't/won't
Ei = No

 

[snowy]

^Science gave you powers to destroy science! Ohhh shiny!

god=science

 

[Muffin]

god=science

 

[nettitaikatalvi]

Älä = Don't
En = I don't/won't
Ei = No

Kiitos, kiitos, kiitos

 

[nettitaikatalvi]

Guys, I need help again
When do Finns use that Partitiivi thing? I know how to form it, but not how and where to use it

 

[iPot]

Funny thing is that most of Finnish people don't have a fucking clue about the grammar of finnish language. Neither do I, sorry :<