My Faroese friend told me about World War II on the Faroe Islands.
A lot of British soldiers were stationed there, and got quite popular by behaving nicely and exchanging chocolate for lighters. They were so well liked the Faroese people often gave them food for free and invited them to dances.
The Norwegian soldiers however made themselves unpopular by behaving less polite and taking lighters without giving anything in return.
To this day some of the older generation on the islands still dislike Norwegians for this chocolate betrayal.
So remember, never not give people chocolate! They remember that stuff!
@InDeathWeReturn Well yeah. It's a lot like when some vegans I know say that EVERYONE should be vegan, but what about people like Inuits? They can't grow things up there, so that's like saying "If you can't be vegan, you die!" heh
@NeinNeinNein9 Well it has more to do with the soil than the mountains right? I mean Bornholm has a better agriculture than you but that's because they have the soil for it. In other words, you are way too stoned
@ScottishHetalianCat A Faroeman here... you can get a lot of British treats in the Faroe Islands (which you can't get in Denmark) and the reason for that was the Friendly Occupation by the Lovat Scouts and later the Cameronians.
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