So, um, what does it mean?intrige wrote:And nobody knows what it means..JToede wrote:When you go around your work place with a label maker and leave "slå tillbaka hårt" labels all over the place
You KNOW you've seen the movie too many times when...


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It means "hit back hard." Eli to Oskar on the jungle gym after Oskar gets wacked in the face with a stick by Martin.
Du luktar konstigt
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Not for the one noninfected who don't understand swedish it doesn't.. 
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You start saying "ja" instead of yeah/yes, and "nej" instead of no.
For example, after a long hard day at work:
Person A: You going biking today?
Me: Nej... I mean no.
For example, after a long hard day at work:
Person A: You going biking today?
Me: Nej... I mean no.
"It doesn't get easier, you just go faster" - Greg Lemond (cycling legend)