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eirikref's Photostream Polar Bears in Trondheim Polar Bears in Trondheim by eirikref. A couple of hungry polar bears roaming the streets outside the Yahoo!
Pro User says: John: No no, the polar bears issue is a really serious one, so I would never in my wildest dreams go around and joke about it. Just remember to never send over any of your engineers to Trondheim in January-February, as that's when they are most active downtown.
Pro User says: eirikref and jspaw: it's not really _that_ bad as long as someone in your party is bringing his rifle. and if you choose the hotels closest to the office, it's usually just a one block run there.
Pro User says: I'm sort of relieved I don't have to cross that street to get to work anymore.. The polar bear problem is pretty much under control at Solsiden Posted 1 week ago.
Pro User says: stigsb: that's what you get for having an Ultra and not a Rema 1000 nearby. cheap bastards won't even do 24x7 security - they just lock the gates up real good at night...
Pro User says: Ummm wow and we complain about our homeless people on the streets. Seeing them like this really shows how enormous these creatures are!
Pro User says: I think you may be overrating the powers of us computer engineers, even those located in Mountain View. Some forces of nature - like polar bears - are simply too awesome to be controlled like that.
agutkin says: Those are quite big - much bigger than the skinny bears I remember hanging out our soviet food shops in downtown Moscow during my childhood.
Pro User says: never would i imagine: "it's not really _that_ bad as long as someone in your party is bringing his rifle. and if you choose the hotels closest to the office, it's usually just a one block run there. " i guess if i'm ever in trondheim i'm going to bring good running shoes. and to think i complain about the traffic going to the sunnyvale office.
Pro User says: Dude, I've *got* to find an excuse to visit the Trondheim office. Allspaw -- can you stick some servers there or something?
Pro User says: TheNickster: Somehow, I can't get myself to blame the photographer for not rigging a tripod to keep the camera steady to get a better shot...
Pro User says: Is there really just one shot of this event? Having several shots from different viewing angles would disprove any Photoshop conspiracies.
ece An insanely dangerous Norwegian moose is on the loose in Trondheim, and the wildlife authorities have advised the public to keep their distance.
Pro User says: Andreas: It was a "drive by shooting" with my cellphone, so no time to go home to grab a real camera. I guess that is the cost I have to pay for being unprepared :/ Posted 8 days ago.
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