Doctor Strange

WARNING - Read on at your own risk, this is stupid as fuck. (Also it might be offensive)

I was literally laying in bed last night, scared out of my mind, when a stupid idea came to me.
If Norway is gay, and he eats fish, and you are what you eat, does that make Norway a gay fish?

The logic of me.

@DovahSos I accept this as 100% canon

@DovahSos Wth...

@DovahSos And the observation of year goes to DovahSos

@DovahSos WoW

@DovahSos This is what happens when you stay up too late.

@Zenobia Yeah, I ended up not getting sleep until 3am because I stayed up a little too late and ended up pondering the emptiness of death. I was horrified...and really fucking tired the next day.

@DovahSos if you copy other people's ideas (South Park's fish sticks, only slightly modified), at least give them proper credit.

@alitanynor bitch, it's called a "reference"

Denmark has a really big role in South Park right now though



Norway should have had that role T_T

@NorwaySwedenDenmark Oh yeah they do.
When they said they knew who it was, I was just waiting for them to blame Sweden.

@Xarsor
I don't think their writers know much about the brotherly culture-war Sweden and Denmark are having, would've been hilarious though

'@NorwaySwedenDenmark' I was surprised that Danes don't have flappy heads in SP like Canadians anymore, like they did on "Canada on strike".

Finns did not have flappy heads in South Park. We got nuked though.

@real-cool-cat I member

Don't listen to King Europe Denmark! Mads Mikkelsen has more fans than you think outside Denmark!
The French didn't wait for "Hannibal" to discover him : he received the award for best actor at the French film festival of Cannes in 2012 for "La Chasse" ("Jagten"). He certainly got the attention of the French audience, especially the feminine one.
His movie "Mickael Koolhaas" (a French movie actually) also did pretty well at the box office and not just because he looked so damn sexy on the poster (check it out on internet 'drool drool drool').
Too bad the States (where I live) have trouble with foreign movies with an actual plot : "Subtitles? You mean I'll have to READ? No special effects, people TALKING?! Pfff... boring..."

@Delacroix Mickael Koolhaas was amazing. Don't know why they had to turn all characters, French, though. (It's a German story, originally.)

@Hericus_Victor Good question. So the audience would relate better to it perhaps? Personally I wouldn't have minded at all keeping the original story.
But at least they didn't rename the main character Raymond Duchemin!

Well, guess what? The Danes are getting a LOT of notice in the U.S. right now. On "South Park". They are presented as constantly walking around singing "Tjing Tjang Tjing" from a show you had in the '90s called "Pyrus". A major subplot is Denmark building an internet program to expose the identities of the world's internet trolls.

@Ezreal tjing tjang tjing nutilej!

@Ezreal Damn, that just gave me a flashback to my childhood. Pyrus is by far my favorate christmas show ever! He is this teenage elf, who thinks christmas is boring, so his goal is to make it cool, from his own perspective of course. He is also a pranker, wich makes the use of the song "Tjing, Tjang, Tjing" in south park quite ironic, since it is used in an advertisement for getting rid of online trolls. But still, great throwback to this candy-obsessed elf, who rebels against the elder elfs ;D

HEY!!!!! I'll remember Mads!!!! I'll actually remember him just for being Danish. You know what, I just watched Hannibal because it was Mads and because he is Danish. so fuck off, Denmark is not a country it is a Uber Country with the bloody oldest flag and roller coaster in the world that only build a bridge to sweden in the 90s. And also I'll remeber Denmark for Niels Bohr, Soren Kierkgaard, Tycho Brahe, Oersted, Aluminium and Fucking Hafnium!!!!

@TimMogens

Okay, so today I learned there's a chemical element named after Copenhagen... Thank you. I had no idea.

I guess they forgot to mention that to me in school (in Denmark)... xD

@Nebula you're welcome. Chemistry and Denmark are Awesome,eh

Hmm... I wonder if you could... combine them? That might make people remember!
Doctor Strange 2: The Fairy Tale of the LEGO Mermaid!
People would still totally watch that...Okay, I would still totally watch that.

I think Loki from Thor was pretty memorable...

@Bettina_8848 Yep, to me he was.

You'll always have 1/2 of Viggo Mortensen Denmark. That's pretty awesome in my book.

Though I understand the sentiment. Finns did get uncharacteristically excited when one of us got to play the main villains sidekick in Mission Impossible 4.

@Coigreach
Suomi mainittu. Torilla tavataan!

I saw some people commenting about some great and/or famous things to remember about Denmark. Everyone is talking about how Denmark has the oldest flag in the world, about Kierkegaard, nordic noir and the contribution in chemistry. And they are great! I want to expand this list even more, because, hey! Denmark is awesome! This country isn’t that unnoticed. Denmark is known for being the happiest country in the world! And how about Noma, the world's best restaurant for several years? Until now, it’s in the top 5.

Not to mention how Tivoli inspired Disneyland (as if Tivoli wasn’t cool enough by itself. It's the second-oldest amusement park still operating… And guess what? The first one is also Danish!)

There is Hamlet to remember! It’s my favorite piece of Shakespeare, who was, of course, English. But the characters are Danish and the story takes place in Kronborg. I also remember Denmark for Carl Nielsen and Nephew (that’s right. Classical and rock music. I’m a little eclectic). Plus, where I live in Brazil (Minas Gerais), a specific sort of cheese is very important for us, for our culture and identity. Long ago, this cheese was introduced by a Dane ;)

Denmark also has Nordisk Film (which is the world oldest still existing film company), Dogme 95 and many famous directors and screenwriters like Lars Von Trier, Susanne Bier, Carl Th. Dreyer and Nicolas Winding Refn. Everyone who really like cinema sure give some credit to Denmark. I study animation and my professors love to show us some Danish Productions as examples of good screenwriting, character design and animation. E.g. https://youtu.be/MV5w262XvCU and https://youtu.be/0Cw7aAFS5oc

As honorable mentions: a Danish film (A War) and a film about Danish painters (The Danish Girl) popped in Oscar this year. People will remember that

Denmark doesn't have it as bad as, say, Poland.

About all that Americans know of the place is great sausages, getting crushed by Nazis and The Witcher (the games, I don't know how widely known the books are).