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How to break Iceland's spirit
Swedish food is...weird. Bad isn't even the right word. It's just the most bizarre combination of things you can imagine.Oh, and pineapple on pizza is illegal in Iceland, but that fact isn't even half as weird Swedish food.
Edit: Apparently pineapple pizza isn't illegal, they've just talked about making it illegal. My point about Swedish food still stands though.
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14th of April
Equality means no mercy
While I lived in England I realized how good we have it in Scandinavia. Norway, Sweden and Denmark have a bloody past with each other, but somehow we managed to put it all behind us and can now tease each other all we want without it turning ugly.If Norway hadn't struck oil they might have been our Ireland today (England can joke about them, but only to a point), but now they're the richest country in Europe so we're all good.
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6th of April
Support Scandinavia and the World on
Bye Bye England and Friends
Well, it's happening.But you gotta' give it to England, at least he stands by his word.
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30th of March
Mother's Day Card
A follow up to satwcomic.com/mother-s-day.America is a bit confused about who his mother is.
Written by Dayvi
Illustrated by Jenny
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26th of March
Fall from grace
Please Norway, do not take this from us. Being the happiest country is all we got.When they talked about this on the Danish news the reporter said "We've always seen Sweden as our nemesis, but maybe it's time to turn our attention to Norway"
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24th of March
Olive oil is good for the skin
Ah, world politics. The Netherlands and Turkey have been in each other's hair several times, but it has mostly stayed civil until now.And Hawaii is having none of Trump America's crap right now.
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17th of March
Language Barrier
I've seen several Americans say they wouldn't want to visit another country without leaning the language because they feel it would be rude otherwise.It very much depends on the country. It's of course a huge advantage in countries where they don't speak English like Japan, and the Japanese generally like it when tourists at least try.
The French aren't huge fans of English, and I've met several people who would say stuff in French at me first despite me making it clear I didn't understand a word, then begrudgingly speak English.
Most Danes understand English and see no point in tourists leaning Danish. A simple "Tak" (thank you) is appreciated because it shows an interest, but Danes will generally get annoyed if you try something longer than that, start finishing your sentences and speak English to you. It can be super rude, but it's really just them telling you "It's okay, I understand English. Don't waste your time trying to learn Danish". So if you want to learn Danish it's best to practice with your friends rather than a random store clerk who'd much prefer you speak English.
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10th of March
Living Hell
I live in the North and can confirm it's a living hell.See more of America Sweden Denmark Iceland Norway
23rd of February
New World
If you only visit England on vacations you won't notice, but if you decide to move there like I did, you will start to realize how scared England as a nation is of new technology.Like, several of the people working at the bank where I got an account didn't know how to send an email and had never done it in their life. I repeat, people working at a BANK.
So it was no surprise to me that it took months and months to get English people to use instant pay while in Denmark it happened practically over night.
(It feels a lot like tooting Denmark's horn here, so I would have liked to add more countries, but I have no idea how quick they were to use instant pay and it's impossible to find info on online).
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17th of February