In Norway (and most of Europe I think), you can buy SIM cards that you need to "fill up". You buy a reg.code worth maybe $15, you call a (free) number and dial in the reg.code. You can then call/text for $15 before you need to fill up again. The reg.codes are available everywhere. It works great. If you dont have money, you cant call/text (except to 911/112).
How come the US (and partners) ignore the democratic process of the UN, and then go and say "we do this for democrasy(I think I may be mispelling that word)!"?
Just wondering....
You don't solve voilence with voilence...
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In Norway we open the door. Its quite cheap.
In Norway (and most of Europe I think), you can buy SIM cards that you need to "fill up". You buy a reg.code worth maybe $15, you call a (free) number and dial in the reg.code. You can then call/text for $15 before you need to fill up again. The reg.codes are available everywhere. It works great. If you dont have money, you cant call/text (except to 911/112).
Did that make any sense at all?
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Thanks! I really need to go back to school... ;)
How come the US (and partners) ignore the democratic process of the UN, and then go and say "we do this for democrasy(I think I may be mispelling that word)!"?
Just wondering....
You don't solve voilence with voilence...