This is how we played ”Battleship” (Sänka skepp) back when I was a kid.
One example is the district of Hagalund. This is what it looked like in the 1960s.
Champions League final tonight. Soon time to head towards some bar to watch the game. Got to navigate right since it’s also Stockholm Marathon today. PTBAG. #arsenal
I took this coaster with me from a bar in Eindhoven during the 2000 European Football Championship. A nice souvenir from a great tournament.
Khabarovsk. The name evokes memories. It was in that city in 1981 that Sweden secured its first-ever World Championship title in ”bandy”.
With the mass production of UGVs underway in Ukraine and the EU, we will see rapid changes on the front lines.
I joined this football forum in 1997. It still looks the same, which provides a sense of comfort. The founder passed away in 2005, and several others have also died along the way. But to me, it’s a wonderful corner of the web.
It’s becoming increasingly rare, but this winter Stockholm remained cold enough for a sufficient period. Although some people did break through the ice.
This fella just felt the exact same thing outside my kitchen window. He's like: Fuck time zones.
Looks great! We had a nice day on the ice in southern Stockholm today.
I think all the tidal ”hot spots” in Scotland with strong currents are busy with similar projects. Minesto operates in lower currents. They use the lift of the kite in the water and it rotates in a figure eight.
Stockholm is in Nobel Prize mood tonight. What a fantastic gathering of geniuses in our city hall tonight. Hope that Europe can attract scientists from Trump's USA.