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American Highway ^

Danish Highway

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American Highway ^

Danish Highway

so your saying one doesnt exist? i see a red x on my end

nevermind, it shows in the original post.

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so your saying one doesnt exist? i see a red x on my end

Check again you infidel, my camel linking was acting up!

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This one needs a warning...

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Check again you infidel, my camel linking was acting up!

Good cover.

and nice highway. you can fit what...one horse drawn carriage down that "highway"???

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Good cover.

and nice highway. you can fit what...one horse drawn carriage down that "highway"???

Horses?! We're still pulling them ourselves thank you very much.

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This one needs a warning...

Its creeptastic!

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Red Bull gives you spam!

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Affordable Europe: Copenhagen

Prisbillig — that's the Danish word for cheap. Unfortunately, it's a word seldom heard in this Nordic city. One culprit is the powerful krone (or weak dollar). Another is the city's skyrocketing style quotient. An explosion of high-end hangouts and high-style buildings by name-brand architects — including Daniel Libeskind, Jean Nouvel, Zaha Hadid, Henning Larsen and Norman Foster — have helped make the Danish capital one of the planet's 10 most expensive cities.

Where to Stay for Under 125 Euros

he rooms at the Absalon Hotel (Helgolandsgade 15; 45-33-24-22-11; www.absalonhotel.dk) may be a beige mix of bland carpeting and floral fabrics. But its unbeatable location — in hip Vesterbro and just steps from Central Station and the Tivoli amusement park — puts the Absalon a cut above its lower-cost competitors. Throw in extras like Wi-Fi and breakfast, and you have the makings of a decent Danish deal. For travelers on a very tight budget, the hotel's annex (simpler rooms, shared bathrooms) is an even better value. Doubles in the annex start at 790 kroner, about $144 at 5.6 Danish kroner to $1, or 106 euros (the Internet rate is 710 kroner). Standard hotel doubles start at 1,360 kroner (Internet rate, 1,195 kroner).

Where to Eat

Why seek out French fare in Scandinavia? Because the gastronomic philanthropists at Les Trois Cochons (Vaernedamsvej 10; 45-33-31-70-55; www.cofoco.dk) are executing it with zest — and thrift. Housed in a former butcher shop (you can still spy the checkerboard tile floors and window-pane cabinets), this two-year-old nouveau bistro offers impeccable three-course meals for just 250 kroner. The seasonal menu, which changes monthly, recently included French-infused Danish dishes like halibut in mussel broth, beef with mushrooms in red-wine sauce, and roasted suckling pig with carrots, onions and mustard.

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Horses?! We're still pulling them ourselves thank you very much.

LOL!

now excuse me for a bit while i go get me some

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HADOUKENNN!

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