norwegian internet access
I’m a huge advocate for the internet and the ability to use it for all sorts of purposes. I use it to keep in touch with friends, to research books, and to find out what’s going on in the world. I can also use it to read, watch videos, and do everything else that I can do on my phone. I’m not a heavy email user, but I do have a lot of time for that, as well.
Not to mention that I have a great deal of stuff to do on my phone that I can do with my computer. If I wanted a real friend of mine, I could use the internet. The internet allows me to connect to the internet (which I do now) and to share files, read books, and find stuff to read and to share.
I have a lot of things I could do with the internet. I could do things I could not do with my computer. That’s what the internet is to me. It allows me to do things I could not do with my computer.
The other day I had a phone call from a friend of mine who is also a Norwegian. He asked me if I would be willing to pay $5 for a phone call. I said no. He said he had to share this with his family. I said I’d be willing to pay $5 for a phone call if it would be something that I knew I could do.
It turns out that the 5 cents is for a local call to Norway. So in other words, I don’t know if it would be worth it. I mean, if we were talking to someone in the U.S., I wouldn’t be willing to pay the $5. If we were talking to someone in Norway, I wouldn’t be willing to pay the $5. I don’t know.
For Norwegian internet access, my friend just said he would be willing to pay more. Me he said I would be willing to pay more, but I dont know if he understands what “more” means. I said I would be willing to pay more. He says I would be willing to pay more.
I would not be willing to pay more. I dont think you understand my concept of “more.” I don’t think you see what I mean.
Norwegian internet access, as you might know it, is actually an international internet access service. A lot of people are using it to make international phone calls but also to connect to the internet.
And yet Norwegian internet access costs about the same as having a telephone line installed at home.
