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Bonding over Porn


Inspired by this song http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WUMd3p4FNms
It’s was made by a Norwegian comedy group, Raske Menn, and is making fun of the stereotype that people from Denmark are all a bunch a porn loving perverts, so it’s in perfect SatW spirit. :D

The song is supposed to be a mix of Danish and English, but as a Dane I would say it’s more a mix of Danish, English and Norwegian, so already the first time I heard it I imagined Denmark and Norway singing. And of course Sweden is the guy trying to stop them. :XD:


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19th April 2010
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7 years ago #9585930        
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Actually, stabbing your eyes out is a bad idea, Sweden, because then you won't be able to see anything else to get your mind off of your.. Er... Issues.


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7 years ago #9677073        
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Ah, Norway's a good person, stopping them from hurting themselves....

7 years ago #9646020        
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Norway having to stop his friends from dying again.
He's like, constantly having to stop them from some bad thing or another xD

7 years ago #9633917        
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i bet sweden will run into new zealand again. :atroll:


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7 years ago #9581361        
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Denmark's blushy face... ^ ^
Poor shook Sweden

9 years ago #9416047        
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Jävlar... Denmark likes what he sees ;DDDD

6 years ago #9699125        
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Sweden's expression in the fourth panel is hilarious

7 years ago #9568682        
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*Finland doing an evil laugh*

8 years ago #9519795        
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HE ADMITS IT!!

9 years ago #9401480        
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KRyptic, if you learn Norwegian, you'll be able to get written Danish and spoken Swedish reasonably well. Basically it's spoken Swedish, spelled like Danish. Obviously, there are a few more differences, but it's not far from the truth. After learning Norwegian, and I wasn't even fluent, just proficient, I could follow along with Swedish conversations (I later learned Swedish, so now I can read it, too), and Danish newspapers (I've never studied Danish at all, so I still can't understand them when they talk).

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