@Rovarin A lot of nordics are descendants of people from the British isles because Vikings did raid and 'marry' a lot of people there. I personally have a lot of British ancestors from the viking age. There were danish kings that ruled both parts of England and southern Sweden as well. Knut II den Store was in fact ruler over both Denmark and England. It is not unlikely that Lund which is a town in western Scania was named after London.Having ancestors from the British isles isn't very uncommon among Scandinavians.
But it looks like you would prefer being called Nordic, but I'll call you badass norsemen who speak the language of the Vikings, instead.
Anyway, it was nice talking to you. Have a good night sir :P
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@Rovarin A lot of nordics are descendants of people from the British isles because Vikings did raid and 'marry' a lot of people there. I personally have a lot of British ancestors from the viking age. There were danish kings that ruled both parts of England and southern Sweden as well. Knut II den Store was in fact ruler over both Denmark and England. It is not unlikely that Lund which is a town in western Scania was named after London.Having ancestors from the British isles isn't very uncommon among Scandinavians.
But it looks like you would prefer being called Nordic, but I'll call you badass norsemen who speak the language of the Vikings, instead.
Anyway, it was nice talking to you. Have a good night sir :P