Mostly a state-owned channel called NRK P3, which is directed towards young people aged 15-25. It plays a lot of new music that isn't solely from the hitlists. Also they have a lot of interesting and fun programs where they discuss quite funny situations, problems and questions - often in the more political incorrect side of the spectrum.
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It's important to not be politically correct just to be politically correct, and abstain from voicing your opinion because you're afraid to offend someone. Still, there's a new wave of people now that insists on the claim that political correctness is necessarily wrong, and they might go so far as say that an opinion is wrong solely because it's political correct, it's also wrong - i.e. thinking that all races should be equal is a a point made by weak persons because it's politically correct.
Political correctness is not poison, if you can make a point without offending someone I'd argue it's wise to do so - but one shouldn't be politically correct if it stands in the way of a person expressing his or hers opinion.
Sorry for the rant 😛
Urr, probably Ravenclaw. Just looked it up, and they stand for wit, learning, and wisdom.
Gryphondor would be hard, because they have to be so damn morally correct all of the time, and I imagine you'd get judged and looked down upon if you screw up in relationships etc every now and then.
Hufflepuff values hard work, dedication, patience and loyalty. Though I agree that those are good values, it seems like a pretty dull place to be stuck in for 12 years.
And a no to Slytherin for obvious reasons. I might not be a perfect human being, but I'm not so bad and competitive that I belong with those guys!
I've actually never seen or read Divergent! I've sold tons of copies though (I used to work as a bookstore clerk) 😛Yay! House Ravenclw represent! 😀
Have you seen Divergent? If so: Dauntless, Erudite, Candor, Amity, Abnegation, or a life on the run from the law?
Either En finir avec Eddy Bellegueule (The End of Eddy in English) by the young French author Édouard Louis, or The Devil by Leo Tolstoy.
I'm not really a Lambo or sports car kind of guy. I'd probably buy a Tesla or a restored old Jag.
Nope, I live in the city center. It takes me 2 min to walk to the university, 4 min to the nearest grocery store and 5 min to the heart of the city - so I really don't need to ride the bus. 😛
Yup, twice! I also read the first three books. 🙂
Yeah, a couple of times.
It's alright. Animals are fun, crop fields aren't that interesting, and it's smelly.
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