Message from Lina Leandersson c/o ACL

[Parasomniaa]

http://www.starpulse.com/news/index.php ... ter_accoun

Looks like Chloe got all the bad fans, Lina got the better end of the stick.

Stalking is a relatively unusual problem here in Sweden. It is not unheard of, but only a few Swedish celebrities have had the misfortune to come across a stalker
(We like to keep a low profile here in the north!). Lina is also lucky enough to live in one of the most boring cities in all of Scandinavia.

Well, I guess there's a limit to how exciting a really big copper mine can be.

Lina was interviewed by a local newspaper some year ago, and was asked to recommend an attraction in Falun.
She recommended the copper mine…

[TΛPETRVE]

1.) Respect, yes. Affection, no.

2.) Just a side effect of my daily suicide routine.

[Balb Kubrox]

Shes all grown up now.

[darman1817]

Aww! Lina is adorable. Looking at her with the picture and a big happy smile has actually made me tear up slightly.

[StefL]

Lina was interviewed by a local newspaper some year ago, and was asked to recommend an attraction in Falun.
She recommended the copper mine…

Now, I don't live in Falun myself but in defense to the above mockery (? ) I'd like to point out that the Falun copper mine is a UNESCO world heritage site among other sites such as the Pyramids of Egypt, Venice in Italy, and the Statue of Liberty in New York. It is of high historical interest in reference to Sweden and Swedish industry. And last but not least it's also the reason for so many Swedish houses being painted red. Check out more at (http://www.visitfalunborlange.se/en/)

And since I don't think I've previously replied in this thread I of course also have to express me awe at Lina having responded to our act of appreciation. And Sean - I can't even begin to imagine how warm and fuzzy you must feel inside

[drakkar]

I'd like to point out that the Falun copper mine is a UNESCO world heritage site among other sites such as the Pyramids of Egypt, Venice in Italy, and the Statue of Liberty in New York. It is of high historical interest in reference to the Sweden and Swedish industry. And last but not least it's also the reason for so many Swedish houses being painted red.

Oh really?! On this board you'll learn about just everything. I'd sometimes wondered about the history behind Faluröd (the world's most popular house paint in Sweden), and now I know Thanks!

And Sean - I can't even begin to imagine how warm and fuzzy you must feel inside

Oh yes, I can do that!

[Parasomniaa]

There is no mockery at all - I thought it was very sweet of her.

[covenant6452]

And Sean - I can't even begin to imagine how warm and fuzzy you must feel inside

Stefl, dude! I feel like a 170lb BearClaw that someone has placed in the microwave for around 30 seconds on high. Just long enough for my innards to be all warm and gushy and for my chocolate to be soft and squishy...but not so hot that someone can't take a huge bite out of me.
(A BearClaw, for all you Europeans and other non-North Americans, is a huge doughnut in the shape of a bear's footprint covered in chocolate and filled with either custard or whipped cream. Basically, it's a Canadian breakfast. In this case custard would be my filling as if you microwaved whipped cream it would be a disgusting mess!)

[Xassandra]

@GoV: AFAIK, she simply didn't activate her account. Anyway, we should leave her alone. I guess it's embarassing enough for her to be adulated like the Golden Calf over here, so I really don't want her to have to face our probing questions, too. If she feels like coming in contact with us, she will. If not, then not.

agreed, best not get too overexcited and scare her away she's a young girl and she's not Eli...she played a character out of a book and did a goddamn fine job, cause to me nobody else could replace her image as Eli but she's not Eli. So show respect when she comes on and don't go berserk lol

anyways very nice drawing and gratz Covenant!! it's very nice that she lets you know something, means she appreciates it ....then again who wouldn't appreciate such a great gesture and such a nice drawing? that wouldn't let anyone cold me thinks

[gareth1971]

Truly excellent! After a truly horrendous weekend, reading this thread has lifted my spirits!