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Top 10...

..that you recognise you are an ERASMUS student at the MIUN (not too serious ;) )

10. You have no idea about the weekday, luckily the ICA is open 7 days a week.







9. You know 5 different words for wasted, but you need 20 seconds before you remember the word sober.









8. You need a map to find the university because you know i t only from pictures and the introduction week. But you know every shortcut between Normalm, Nacksta and Tornvillan.




7. You complain about a download stream lower th an 4 MB/s and your personal computer nerd at home is jealous about the possibility of a 100Mbit/s internet connection.



6. Your diurnal rhythm consists of pre-, main- and after-party.





5. You wake up and you don't know the room or the person next to you. But it is no problem for you to make your breakfast in the kitchen.



4. You learn that moonshine could be a bigger threat to your eyes than st aring at the sun.






3. You recognise to study media is a good excuse watching videos all night.




2. You know the cashier at the System Bolaget better than your flatmate.




1. Since days you are searching dictionary's for the right definition of “free time stress” and try to explain your friends at home how hard it is to schedule all the party, dinner, and video evening invitations. But it seems as if they don't understand how important these cultural exchange is.
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lerige said…
yeah, really funny top 10 !
3:22 PM
Anonymous said…
freizeitstress kann man übrigens auch in deutschland haben ;-)
ich wünschte, ich hätte ihn zurzeit...

das mit den ladenöffungszeiten ist wirklich ne feine sache... hachja, seufz
6:58 PM
Unknown said…
Nice to find a picture i took a long time ago from time to time.

I think I never watched the movies I downloaded. And by the way... this downloads were legal...

Hälsningar

Philipp
1:52 PM
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