A trip into American culture

A Norse is a Norse, of course, or course, and no one can talk to a Norse, of course. That is, of course, unless the Norse is the famous Mr Norway!

@Emil_Stielsson Unless it's the Norse who had intercourse with a horse, of course. Which would be Sweden.

@Emil_Stielsson You win a small bright corner of the internet ^_^

@Emil_Stielsson Thank you.

U can't eating other foods expt. Fish norway...

"Guests have a right to test their host"?
Who's philosophy is that? I've never heard it before.
Whomever you are, you're not invited to my house. :P

@Hinoron Exactly.

@ProudHetalian29 Maybe it's an obscure Trumpism?

@Mintie
I do not like, nor respect your current president.
The fact that he was actually elected instead of being the first president in your history to lose an election with zero votes lowered my opinion of American people as a whole a few notches.
Nonetheless, not everything bad about your country's reputation is his fault; he hasn't been in his position of Scapegoat-in-Chief long enough to blame him for EVERYTHING!

@Hinoron Trump has a current approval rating of 41.6, meaning most Americans don't like him either.

@33554432
And where the hell were these 58.4% on election day? >.>

@Hinoron I don't know, but Trump's win makes things easier for Russia, which is my country's enemy. Also he has a good chance of starting a major war, so as a result I didn't want him to win either.

i understand norways situations

Norway looks so confused

I hate peanut butter.

@Ptarmigeon HERESEY!

@MightyPants Oops.
And btw, there's no "e" before the "y" in "heresy".

@Ptarmigeon Typo.

@Ptarmigeon i'm alergic to nuts

lol I do that t my horse and dog they love peanut butter and I love their reactions.

It is amusing to give your dog peanut butter.

@michaeldtownsend for some reason my dog just HATES peanut butter

@michaeldtownsend I am guilty of making that every beginning of a holiday, but I also do it to my lease horse so that is also fun.

My wife's parents came to the USA from Scotland in the '50s. Her mom could never get the hang of peanut butter, and when making a PB&J would always butter the bread first.

If you go to Minnesota and Wisconsin, it's so Nordic --- all the settlers there came from Sweden and Norway... They make lutefisk, they are Lutheran in a bleak, noirish kind of way; the Norwegians paint rosmailing on everything that doesn't move. . . . The King of Norway visited Minnesota one time and said it was more Swedish that back home. They even have a dalahast factory there. . . .

@Danelaw

True. In MN, we do love our Nordic heritage. While you can get lutefisk, I don't know anyone who eats for fun, just as a dare or to mess with people. My friends and I do Nordic treat days with krumkaka, aebleskiver, rosettes and danish layer cake too often. Lots of people of Finnish ancestry too (like me!). We don't acknowledge Wisconsin anymore (Scott Walker insanity). Michigan is also super Nordic.