are you able to you the same SIM card throughout europe without it costing a fortune?

[icy manipulator]

say if i were to buy a sim card in berlin so i could msg my friends back in Aus, then i was to move up to Vilnius, Riga, Tallinn and St Petersburg, would i still be able to use that german sim card or not? or would i get charged huge fees for international roaming or what not?

[The Notorious LOL]

when ppl outside the US text me it costs 15 cents a pop.



my roommate said its cheaper to just buy a disposable phone in Europe than to deal with fucking with your own.

[Tone Capone]

That costs $$$$$

When I got to England I bought a cell phone and when I took my road trip to Germany to see old friends I had to top up sometimes twice a day. I would get charged when ANYONE texted or called me and charged even more when I texted or called someone (this was after I left the UK of course). Maybe you can get a contract or something that will not charge for roaming? You should maybe get a phone card and just call your friend.

[icy manipulator]

yeah that's what i thought too about international roaming. i know it cost this finnish exchange student a fortune when she came over here and had it enabled

is it possible to get phone cards that work throughout europe?

[Planetary]

Originally Posted by icy manipulator

my friends

lol

[Junker]

Originally Posted by icy manipulator

my friends back

lol

[Tone Capone]

Originally Posted by icy manipulator

yeah that's what i thought too about international roaming. i know it cost this finnish exchange student a fortune when she came over here and had it enabled

is it possible to get phone cards that work throughout europe?

yup, you can get them all over the place... even some gas stations.

[icy manipulator]

sweet. i can live with calling ppl in brisbane yelling out LOOSE TOWN!

planetary, you're a fag

junker, you're only part fag

[Junker]

Originally Posted by icy manipulator

planetary, you're a fag

junker, you're only part fag

lol....planetary's a fulltime fag.

[icy manipulator]

hehe, it's ok if you admit you're gay paulo
we aussie's love the brazillian girls anyway

[ericlee]

how do you "you" a sim card?

[DipDipDive]

^ Very carefully.

[icy manipulator]

you 'you' it very carefully.

obviously i meant to say USE

silly americans. you're very good tippers (your tip bought me dinner tonight)
but what i cant understand is, if you come to australia how can you not understand that a mobile phone is a cell phone?

i find some of the language barriers bloody hilarious

i've learnt that Canadian Bacon is Ham
and Pop is softdrink.
and a 'large' pizza should be 24 inches in size

we've had an american customer call to order pizza's the last 2 night in a row. if it wasn't for this board i would have a clue wtf they were talking about.

one thing i still dont know, she was asking if we sold 8 oz. bottles of pop. is a fluid oz 28mls too? hehe, amercians

it's always funny when they complain about the size of our Large pizzas

YOU FAT BASTARDS!!!!
lol

ah stop complaining, you know i love you all

[ericlee]

haha, just messing. I think you'll save a little bit of money if you take your mobile with you to wherever you will visit and just buy a local sim card and put it in. I think if you use your domestic sim card, it will cost alot more.

And "pop" in reference to the beverage usage varies even in the states. I prefer to call it soda and I don't mind if people even call it cola. Pop is a sound.

[icy manipulator]

SOFT DRINK!!!

is doesn't contain alcohol so it's soft@!

[ericlee]

In Louisiana, they call everything Coke. Sprite, Mountain Dew, anything with a fizz, they call it coke.

I've seen them go to a counter of a fast food joint and order a coke and get sprite. I guess they use different tones when they say it and the locals understand what they want.

[Junker]

Originally Posted by icy manipulator

hehe, it's ok if you admit you're gay paulo
we aussie's love the brazillian girls anyway

I love them too.

[icy manipulator]

why is it that a brazillian girl can wear just about anything and still look amazing? that's what this little italian girl at my work thinks and i must say she's right. i always love making deliveries to 166 Wickham Terrace which is a building filled with majorily brazillians. to be honest i'm surprised how many there are in this town.

not that i'm complaining tho brazillian guys think i'm wicked when i say my favourite sport star is Ayrton Senna, and brazillian girls, well, they've got curves in all the right places

[voltanapricot]

I've found that when travelling around Yurp, it's best to just buy the phone cards in shops and whatnot to use on the payphones. It works out cheaper for you and your friends and rellies won't get pissed that it's costing them to receive your call. If you're using a pay-as-you-go phone you need to make sure you have tons of credit because it goes fast either way.

[Junker]

Originally Posted by icy manipulator

they've got curves in all the right places

Sometimes you lose yourself in those curves.

[icy manipulator]

lol. btw "my friends back" i think something got lost in translation there paulo

dude, you've gotta give me some pick up lines that will win over brazillian girls hearts. some of them are just the definition of HOT!

[Junker]

Originally Posted by icy manipulator

lol. btw "my friends back" i think something got lost in translation there paulo

Yes.

Originally Posted by icy manipulator

dude, you've gotta give me some pick up lines that will win over brazillian girls hearts. some of them are just the definition of HOT!

Well, this can be arranged next time we talk on msn.


PS: you puto

[icy manipulator]

Originally Posted by Junker

Well, this can be arranged next time we talk on msn.


PS: you puto

puto hey? is that poofter in brasil portuguese? you're never online these days anyway! Bloody Siemens. from what i've heard australian girls expect south americans to be sleezy and straight to the point. so say this

"would you like an australian kiss? it's like a french kiss but down under"

i hope nothing was lost in translation there