Test Run

Nawww, that's so cute! I wonder what's going on in Swede-

all Swedes: WHY DO WE SUCK SO MUCH WHY DID WE LOSE ÅLAND WHY ARE WE SO STUPID MY WHOLE FAMILY LEFT TO AMERICA BECAUSE THEY WERE SO DONE WITH OUR SHIT AND NOW I'M ALL ALONE AND SICK IN CHOLERA WHYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY?!?!??!?

……...Well….another's misfortune is someone's happiness'I suppose….

Glad alla hjärtans dag!

@EUcomicartist : Sweden wasn't just practicing

@Kummerspeck They have a lot of practice in sucking ;P

@EUcomicartist Well we did get it back for you, but then you said you didn't want it! Something about the Russians would just take it again...

@EUcomicartist Hey, you want Åland back, please take it! We're not exactly fond of a cowpat of an island where we're treated worse than bubonic plague.

@DarkMage7280 Hey now, we're actually quite fond of you mainlanders *waves to the mother ship*

@DarkMage7280 Åland should do what they think is best for them. I hold no antagonism towards Åland at all. If they want to be part of Sweden, let them I can't blame them, their culture is so close to Swedish. If Ålanders think they are better off being part of Finland then they are welcome to. And if they want independence, that is okay too.

A lot more places than just those two countries, I suspect.
In fact, it seems to be a common attitude in Asia, that teen girls (moreso than boys) will often "try out" relationships with each other, pretty much for the same reasons as above. There's a lot of varying degrees of this you can see in media coming out of those countries (Japan and Korea come to mind).

Of course this makes it more difficult for *actual* lesbians to come out, since their parents dismiss it as just being a temporary phase.

I’m not gay (but $50 is $50).

Cute lil comic. Also reminds us that, no matter what, love is love

@SpikeTheNerd When did Nagorno-Karabakh become independent?

@Xordic they're not independent, yet. But for some reason the website has the flag for it.

@Xordic Since when does Antarctica have Internet?

@EclipseMaster459
The permanent research located at the geographic south pole has wifi. Mostly for the scientists to contact the outside world, but technically there is internet on Antarctica.

@NeframeTheCosmonaut Interesting. Wonder if it has good service.

@EclipseMaster459
I don't know what company is running it (if any), but if you're planning to go there I'd recommend going when it's winter in antarctica; there are nearly 3 times as many scientists there during summer.

@NeframeTheCosmonaut I'll stick to the -33 Farenheight that it is here, thanks

@EclipseMaster459
You sound like a reasonable person: snap-freezing temperatures are to stay away from whenever possible.

@NeframeTheCosmonaut How is it in Sweden? Can't be as bad as it is here.

@EclipseMaster459
Depends on where you are, but where I am winter is over. Just a bit of cloud and rain.

@NeframeTheCosmonaut We have around 7 inches of snow outside. I am so jealous!

@EclipseMaster459
come here then! Getting a working and living permit is pretty easy.

@NeframeTheCosmonaut Wish I could. I am so jealous! Sweden is a Liberal Paradise!

@EclipseMaster459
I wouldn't say Paradise, whatwith housing and grocery monopolies jacking up the prices, but it is pretty good to have public education and healthcare that actually exists.

And although it varies quite a lot between different provinces, in the one I'm from racism, sexism, xenophobia, and homophobia just isn't a thing; which is probably the greatest gift I've been given. Post-oppression is something all societies should strive for.

@NeframeTheCosmonaut That's similar to the state I'm from. We are sometimes called "The eleventh province of Canada". We apologise for someone else stumbling into us, we make friendly chitchat with strangers, and offer to help total strangers. Apparently, it's not always the case other places. I went to New York City, and when we asked a couple of a restaurant was good. The ignored us the first two times we asked. Go figure. And hey, you don't have to pay for health insurance or education.

@EclipseMaster459
We are nowhere near that social where I'm from. We do, however, take politness and reservedness seriously enough.

@NeframeTheCosmonaut In my state, we might as well be Canadians. We would be better off XD

@EclipseMaster459
Is that a secession movement brewing? 'cuz if it is, we'll gladly help you make hand-written apology letters to DC.

@NeframeTheCosmonaut I wish it was. I wish we had Obama back :I

Meanwhile in England, Victorian age still has to come ;)

Cute to see this couples ... It's bad to say that i really want to show this to SIster Japan just for fun ;)

Hans Christian Andersen sneak level 100.

THOSE DRAWINGS ARE ADORABLE !!!!!!!!!! NHJNHJGFKXE




Also while I'm glad people got to love who they wanted, I'm a little upset they wouldn't be taken seriously or be 100 percent together

Ahhhh, I think this is quite cute actually!
Though Id prefer Sister Sweden and Sister Iceland...

I can see that.

Lately, I learned that Denmark ignores its own law regarding what time to use. It's good to see that attitude is one of long standing.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRz-Dl60Lfc

@FrankHarr It's not really laws, it's more like "guidelines"

@North-Sea-Empire #9811292

No one seems to have told Mr. Nielsen.

Historically, sailors were first to invent sex and later introduced it to women.

@comrade_Comrade you mean like gay sex, or...?

'@SchrodySweden' it's a variation of endless jokes about opportunistic homosexuality in navy.

@comrade_Comrade
Well, I've heard that in the Victorian-age brittish navy sodomy was considered legal after 14 days at sea, wheras it could normally lead to the death penalty. So there might be some truth to it.

@comrade_Comrade ok thanks