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This year Bodø/Glimt are playing in first division, sad but true. The first three matches have been played, and has ended in two victories and one outrageous loss. I was in Nordlandshallen watching the first game against Sparta. It was a poor match, but fortunately ended in a 1 -0 win. Then came the big disappointment, a 3 - 2 loss against Løv-Ham. But yesterday Bodø/Glimt was back on track with a verry pleasant match. They won 5 - 1 against Hødd, and according to reports they played verry well. That’s promising! My favourite team are now on fourth place in the Adecco-league. I’ll be back with more news about Glimt soon.

Original title: Slipp Jimmy Fri
Nationality: Norwegian / British
Genre: Animation / Comedy
Released: 2006
Length: 85 min.
Directed by: Christopher Nielsen
Voices: Jan Sælid, Egil Birkeland, Anders T. Andersen, Janne Rønningen, Kristopher Schau, Are Sende Osen, Klaus Joacim Sonstad etc.
Outline: The movie is about Christopher Nielsens well-known «To trøtte typer», who’s escaping from town and their drugdebt, and engages themselves in the worlds worst circus in the norwegian mountains. Where the crazy sami-mifia is unscrupulous , the “trønder”-moose hunters have bloodfever, and the animal protectors are just pathetic..and last but not least the circus elephant is drug addict and constantly high

Review: I saw this movie in cinema yesterday, and it was a fun experience. It’s a quite impressive 3D-animation film, the story is totally crazy with a stoned elephant (Jimmy) in the leading role. The other persons in the movie are verry cool and funny guys, particularly the sami-mafia. The peoples doing the voices in this movie are doing a great job, which makes the movie even more worth seeing. Some may think this is a childish film since it’s animated, but that’s wrong. This is no film for young kids, it’s a hardcore, but fun action movie. Verry recommended!!

The sami-mafia

It’s been a long time since I wrote some words in my blog. That’s partially because I’ve been on a easter-vacation home in Bodø. But now I’m back in business in Tromsø, and I’ll get started writing some new stuff right away!