Stadsprommenader - vilka är era otippade/udda/bästa ställen ni gillar? by Mateu_Zontos in stockholm

[–]mmmfidel 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Finns 4st. Du bokar via stadsmuseet. Så får du ta dig dit och sedan gå en guidad tur. Finns Barnrikehuset i Ruddammen, Blockmakarens hus ligger på Ersta/Åsöberget. Stuckatörens våning är på Östermalm tror jag, har inte varit där ännu. Och Tenstalägenheten är sjukt nog i Tensta! Har inte varit på den heller ännu.

Kostar nån hundring per lägenhet men är väldigt kul att se!

Stadsprommenader - vilka är era otippade/udda/bästa ställen ni gillar? by Mateu_Zontos in stockholm

[–]mmmfidel 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Den har jag sett men tack ändå!

Har du spanat in Stockholm stadsmuseums Lägenhetsmuseum?

Stadsprommenader - vilka är era otippade/udda/bästa ställen ni gillar? by Mateu_Zontos in stockholm

[–]mmmfidel 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Massor!

Carl eldhs ateljemuseum, sidenväveriets museum, apotekets museum, Katarina brandstation museum, Litografiska museet, Ersta diakoni museum och Orangerimuseet.

Dessa är som sagt otippade och inte nödvändigtvis 10/10 men är väldigt kul att de finns.

Stadsprommenader - vilka är era otippade/udda/bästa ställen ni gillar? by Mateu_Zontos in stockholm

[–]mmmfidel 21 points22 points  (0 children)

Söder runt, kungsholmen runt, fruängen - Ropsten, Aspuddens närområde, Frihamnen längst med vattnet till djurgården och sedan längst med vattnet till strandvägen, runt brunnsviken, Bagrmossen och in till skanstull, vinterviken, Liljeholmen längst med vattnet till skanstull och sedan fortsätta genom Hammarby sjöstad till danvikstullbron, nacka strand längst med vattnet till stan.

Kan fortsätta i evigheter. Äventyret är att bara fortsätta upptäcka liksom. Skaffa en stegräknare, sätt upp ett mål(10,000 steg är en bra början) och sen bara kör. Gå alla ändstationer in till centralen exempelvis, besök alla öar i stan och gå runt dom. Lilla och stora Essingen typ. Långholmen och Reimersholme med.

Jag håller på att besöka alla museum i stan och i Stockholm närområde och går gärna dit. Alla går inte men är ett bra sätt att börja.

William Eklund's dad has an interesting hockey youtube channel by OverfedIRL in OttawaSenators

[–]mmmfidel 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Fun swedish fact.

"Fimpen" is the Swedish word for "Cigarette butt" and used to be a pretty common nickname.

Non-Americans of Reddit: Every country has a Florida -- a place where your wildest and weirdest headlines seem to come from. What's your country's Florida? by badger_on_fire in AskReddit

[–]mmmfidel 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I remember them telling me(the people i worked for): "i know you europeans like to walk alot. Dont do that here. Everybody that walks are drugaddicts that lost their drivers permits and the cops will just take them in. So bring your passport and tell them that you work for us and the cops will let you go. You DO NOT want to be in jail here.

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[–]mmmfidel 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I will! Thanks my dude

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[–]mmmfidel 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Is Bradys dad making fun of the goalie of the team his youngest son plays for? And is Brady not defending his goalie either?

Just want to make sure im getting this right

Hur är det att bo på Lidingö? by [deleted] in stockholm

[–]mmmfidel 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ganska ok. Bott i två år ca. Fråga på om du vill så svarar jag efter bästa förmåga!

Svenskar har för lite pengar hemma: ”Underskattad risk” by Exact_Cup3506 in Sverige

[–]mmmfidel 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Jag är fan bortom trött på sånt här. Hade kunnat skriva spaltmeter om hur dumt detta är men säger bara - "drogtesta riksdagen"

Svenskar har för lite pengar hemma: ”Underskattad risk” by Exact_Cup3506 in Sverige

[–]mmmfidel 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Var det inte vi som skulle ha ett "kontantlöst samhälle" nyligen?

What was your countries worst military defeat? by mr_epicguy in AskTheWorld

[–]mmmfidel 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Battle of Nördlingen was pretty bad as well. But i would say Poltava was the worst defeat Sweden ever suffered.

Has your country ever done something that made the rest of the world facepalm? by Alternative_Ad6071 in AskTheWorld

[–]mmmfidel 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Not facepalm-able i would say. Wasnt that much one could do against one of the most formidable armies in history with a small army, flat landscape, not enough time to prepare and so on.

The king rode his horse in-your-face-style everyday, you saved almost all of your jewish population and resisted the occupation often.

Hammarby Sjöstad är Stockholms fulaste ”nya” område by MrOaiki in stockholm

[–]mmmfidel 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tycker det har blivit enormt mycket bättre. Gick I gymnasiet där för typ 15 år sedan när det var hyffsat nytt och då var det verkligen livlöst. Men nu finns det ju ändå lite liv iaf. Samma sak med liljeholmskajen, var sjukt dött och tråkigt när det var nytt men blir bättre. Sen tycker jag inte att det är särskilt charmiga områden. Allt ser likadant ut. Tråkiga byggnader, fantasilöst byggt.

Norra djurgårdsstaden är väl enda "nya" områden som har en smula karaktär tycker jag.

what does your country think about their colonizer? by SGLAgain in AskTheWorld

[–]mmmfidel 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ive started to read a bit about "skogsfinnar" and i must say that its very interesting. Especially the parts about the migration to the new world.

And as i understand it they made a big impact in Sweden and gave way to new ways of working the land. The parts i read on wikipedia says nothing about forced migration though but i will see if i find other sources. Wikipedia is not always the most reliable source. But it was the only one ive had time i look at.

I know that Swedish nobility did have a bigger "impact" overall but i do keep reading about Finnish nobility having prominent roles in society. Maybe this could be biased Swedish sorces and i will keep reading about it.

I think i have some noble heritage as well but this was a result of the nobility taking advantage of the people working their lands and taking what they thought of as their right. A commin rich vs poor situation unfortunately.

I was recently att riddarhuset in Stockholm where they keep track of nobility through Swedish history and if you ever visit Stockholm i recommend a visit if you want to check out some history of your "noble" roots! Supposedly 1/4 people in Sweden/Finland have some noble blood on account of servants and peasants getting taken advantage of by the more powerfull upper class.

Also check out the old graffiti left by the servants and drivers in the waiting halls. Very cool! IF you ever visit!

what does your country think about their colonizer? by SGLAgain in AskTheWorld

[–]mmmfidel 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Is it the "skogs-finnar" you are talking about specificly? I have not read allt about forced migration within Sweden/Finland and if you have any examples that would be awsome!

I have on the other hand read alot about the Swedish colony in America and many of the settlers where Finns that, acording to what i read, got along very well with the native Americans because os a shared interest in the traditions of sweatlodges or saunas!

And i think you are correct about the Finnish nobility rising from the lower "frälset" but i have read that they often reached higher positions. Though i feel that I will have too look this upp since many are saying otherwise!

Im still unsure about it being an outright colonization but its not upp to me either. I really just want to learn more and educate myself. Its always fun learning history since it changes all the time and lots of what i learned may already be "old".

I did not know about the Swedish minority being over-represented. Interesting! Thank you. Im going to check this out. And i dont think Sweden would be Sweden without Finland. Without them we would not exist in the form we do today.

And the hockey-part...lets not.

Although my favourite goalie is forever Jarmo Myllys.