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Germany didn't agree to this foolery! satwcomic.com

Germany didn't agree to this foolery!


It's an ancient tradition in Denmark to light huge bonfires on midsummer's eve to ward off evil, but in the 1920's people started placing a witch made of cloth and straw on the bonfire. It's believed that the bonfire will give her an extra magical push that'll help her fly all the way to the Brocken mountain in the Harz region of Germany where she can party with all her witch friends.

Nobody knows for sure, but it's speculated that the idea to place a witch on the bonfire was a suggested by German workers in Denmark, and that's why they fly to Germany.


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23rd June 2017
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Linera

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7 years ago #9651534        
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I say we should start having a witch-receiving celebration. Sounds like a good excuse to party. :D

7 years ago #9662037        
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this is one of the würst things to happen to Germany ;-;




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7 years ago #9653359        
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I need a romantic lesbian witch movie called Brockenback Mountain and I need it soon.


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jmijnen

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7 years ago #9650128        
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Those würst eating skills though.

7 years ago #9650346        
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Why Uber when you can hitch a ride on magical bonfire rockets.

7 years ago #9650330        
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I like the fact that Humon thought;

"Hm, I need just brother Germany in the first panel, establishing him alone....
So, what does he do when he's alone?
I know - eat sausages of course!"

:-D

7 years ago #9652280        
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Is it bad find Sister Denmark hot?


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Hinoron

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3 years ago #9859200        
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Let me get this straight:
1. You build a huge fire,
2. You throw a witch into it.
3. This supposedly "helps" her fly across the mountain where she gets to have a party with all of her witchy friends.

Does this not sound like a BS story you were told as a small child because your parents didn't want to explain to you that they were honoring a long-cherished tradition of torturing unpopular women to death?

6 years ago #9794314        
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Germany's sausage broke :O (Damn that sounds wrong)

Trashcan

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7 years ago #9664888        
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*sausage omnomnom*
I hope that's a sausage at least.

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