Amazing fact about cell phone usage in iceland

[0roo0roo]

Originally posted by: Freejack2
293,577 is the entire population?!? There are more people in a 10 mile radius here than in that entire country!

lol thats not a country, its a small town

 

[BW86]

Originally posted by: leftyman
i want icelander girl pics, i hear they are hotties!

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oooh yeah....

 

[Mill]

Originally posted by: HumblePie
Look at Belgum.. they said that the number of active cell phone accounts for that country is almost 3 times the population size... At least I think I remember it being Belgum.

You mean Belgium? First we've got psycho guy that reads Iceland as Ireland, and now you are making up new countries.

 

[chcarnage]

I've heard that the average Hong Kong citizen owns more than 1.0 cell phones

 

[HumblePie]

Originally posted by: Mill

Originally posted by: HumblePie
Look at Belgum.. they said that the number of active cell phone accounts for that country is almost 3 times the population size... At least I think I remember it being Belgum.

You mean Belgium? First we've got psycho guy that reads Iceland as Ireland, and now you are making up new countries.

I don't live in Belgum

 

[Boxxcar]

I understand they have recently introduced cell phones in Afghanistan and they have really taken off. Although most cellphones cost around $500, nearly all Afghan's have one. They liked the noise the buttons made when pressed and they really like the feature of being able to open the phone to get to the candy inside!

 

[Proletariat]

I, for one, have never seen a hot icelandic girl.

I think this is just a myth because no one really sees them around.

 

[Boxxcar]

I spent a week in Iceland back in June 2002. Nice babe served me at the Hard Rock Cafe and very chatty. Loads of babes at the Blue Lagoon. However, the Icelandic people on a whole are what I would consider very closed-knit, meaning they do not tend to marry or even have relationships outside of their own. My opinion is only based on my short stay on the island and speaking with other Americans who live and work on Keflavik.