[swervedriver]

English is too diffikolt language. Words are different order than in finnish, and those: on, in, at..wtf which we don't have at all.

In church = kirkossa
at school = koululla

Most funny looking language is Dutch. Looks and sounds like very drunken german tourist: "zal hij in vrede ziel mijn van zij die genaken mij"

That looks and sounds like a very drunk Dutch guy too, since that sentence makes very little sense.

[djskrimp]

English is too diffikolt language. Words are different order than in finnish, and those: on, in, at..wtf which we don't have at all.

In church = kirkossa
at school = koululla

Most funny looking language is Dutch. Looks and sounds like very drunken german tourist: "zal hij in vrede ziel mijn van zij die genaken mij"

THIS IS MEANT TO BE A JOKE! I love all of you from Finland.

Freezing weather!

http://www.theage.com.au/environment/weather/get-ready-to-freeze-tomorrow-20110606-1fol1.html

Not truly freezing like what you lucky bastards up in the north get when winter hits you, but close enough!

I wonder how many lions there were in medieval Scandinavia to be so heavily represented in their heraldry?

In England we had unicorns of course. Not sure what the Scots have on their coat of arms. Possibly a can of Irn-bru crossed with a rampant deepfried Mars Bar.

This is now the fifth time I have been thanked in an album for no reason

^That's pretty freaking sweet - glad for you.

[Keeker]

I wonder how many lions there were in medieval Scandinavia to be so heavily represented in their heraldry?

In England we had unicorns of course. Not sure what the Scots have on their coat of arms. Possibly a can of Irn-bru crossed with a rampant deepfried Mars Bar.

We have basically the same Royal coat of arms as you chaps - unicorn and lion - but with the addition of 'Nemo me impune lacessit' on the bottom. This can be translated into Scots as "Wha daur meddle wi' me?" or even further simplified as "Fuck Off."

Otherwise the popular yellow/gold standard with the red lion rampant on it is the one you see at rugby matches. So, yeah, we've got a lion as well. Perhaps the guy who designed all these things back in Mediaeval times just really liked drawing lions?

This is now the fifth time I have been thanked in an album for no reason

I think it must now become a rule on these forums that if someone here puts out an album, Violet must be credited in some way.

Banks in Norway might go on strike tomorrow, I have no cash. I have no breakfast, but I have two salmon filets and one egg.


CHALLENGE ACCEPTED.

Banks in Norway might go on strike tomorrow, I have no cash. I have no breakfast, but I have two salmon filets and one egg.


CHALLENGE ACCEPTED.

I have a few crowns..

[Octillus]

Banks in Norway might go on strike tomorrow, I have no cash. I have no breakfast, but I have two salmon filets and one egg.


CHALLENGE ACCEPTED.

You better make it into a sandwich.

[Keeker]

Banks in Norway might go on strike tomorrow, I have no cash. I have no breakfast, but I have two salmon filets and one egg.


CHALLENGE ACCEPTED.

It is good day to rob a bank. Tell us tomorrow how much you got.

<Waits for Swerve to say, "Enough to buy Greece and Portugal." >

[swervedriver]

Banks in Norway might go on strike tomorrow, I have no cash. I have no breakfast, but I have two salmon filets and one egg.


CHALLENGE ACCEPTED.

It is good day to rob a bank. Tell us tomorrow how much you got.

<Waits for Swerve to say, "Enough to buy Greece and Portugal." >

But it's truuuuueeee!

[djskrimp]

This is now the fifth time I have been thanked in an album for no reason

5 times is a reason. Consider that maybe you're as awesome as a lot of us suspect, and a couple who have met you have said. YA TWAT.

Banks in Norway might go on strike tomorrow, I have no cash. I have no breakfast, but I have two salmon filets and one egg.


CHALLENGE ACCEPTED.

It is good day to rob a bank. Tell us tomorrow how much you got.

Probably easier to rob a bank when its open, no? Otherwise you'd just be banging on the door with your shotgun, shouting "let me in" in a muffled voice through your mask until some picketing worker came up and pointed out that all their colleagues are traipsing round in a circle waving placards and there is no-one in the bank.