A Bad Day
Apparently Denmark won over Finland in ice hockey. I had no idea.
You see, the thing is we don’t really care about ice hockey here, and apparently our team isn’t taken seriously anywhere. Especially by the Finns who doesn’t even consider our team a bump on the road towards Sweden, whom they are obsessed with beating. As I’ve been told many times by Finns, “It doesn’t matter if we win. We just have to beat Sweden”
So when they lost to the Danish team, the headlines in Finland read “HUMILIATION!!!” while the headlines in Denmark read...nothing. We didn’t really care.
So oddly enough I didn’t even make this to gloat. I actually made it by request from *counts notes* 9 Finns, which is also why Finland is in focus here.
10th May 2010
1 year ago #9590149
Norway feels the same way as Finland (but in all sports) - it doesn't matter if we win, as long as we beat Sweden. But if we're not participating (like in most international football tournaments) we'll totally root for them, and all our other brethren.
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Norway feels the same way as Finland (but in all sports) - it doesn't matter if we win, as long as we beat Sweden. But if we're not participating (like in most international football tournaments) we'll totally root for them, and all our other brethren.
3 years ago #9403788
That is me every time I lose. I am a notorious table flipper, and chair thrower(especially after any game involving cards). I got third place in a game in A.P. Government, so I went to flip the desk, but I was still sitting in it. So I went to throw my text book and break my pencils. Ashamed of my little fit, I walked out without saying anything with a deathly scowl on my face. I went to orchestra to play my violin angrily when my friend stopped when I got to class and asked me what was wrong, to which I responded by hitting the brick wall with my hand, thus cutting a bruising it some, and yelling, "WE PLAYED A GAME IN CLASS TODAY." That was all she needed to understand.
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That is me every time I lose. I am a notorious table flipper, and chair thrower(especially after any game involving cards). I got third place in a game in A.P. Government, so I went to flip the desk, but I was still sitting in it. So I went to throw my text book and break my pencils. Ashamed of my little fit, I walked out without saying anything with a deathly scowl on my face. I went to orchestra to play my violin angrily when my friend stopped when I got to class and asked me what was wrong, to which I responded by hitting the brick wall with my hand, thus cutting a bruising it some, and yelling, "WE PLAYED A GAME IN CLASS TODAY." That was all she needed to understand.
7 days ago #9754210
Perkele means 'Devil', and it's a commonly used swear here in Finland. Also, this is so accurate.
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Perkele means 'Devil', and it's a commonly used swear here in Finland. Also, this is so accurate.
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