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That's right. For you, traveling around the US is kinda like me traveling to the countries we are connected with. Norway and Sweden have ferrys every hour or so and I can drive to Finland from there. I can just drive to Germany, Netherlands, France, Italy... Almost anywhere within Europe, except UK+Ireland and Iceland. I've been both places, so now I've just got a lot of cheap road-tripping to do to see the rest of Europe.
Well, I can't drive to many of the danish islands, either, but I went there on a boat trip when I was little. It totally counts.

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I know. I've been to England. My hotel was in London, so I didn't get that far around, but I did see some of the country. I went to Edinburgh and Dublin, too, while I was over there anyways.
I've been on a roadtrip all the way through Sweden and Norway, too. I've been to all of the Nordic countries, actually. I've traveled through Germany on my way to Holland (Netherlands?) and Poland.

I have an american guy who comes and visits every summer and stays with me for a couple of weeks.

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Bleh, it's called a half-island (halvø) in danish :p

Jutland is Jylland in danish, which actually means something along the lines of "the main land".

Funny how that works, really. It's expensive to go anywhere in Europe, even if you live in Europe. Cheap to get to Asia, though. I really wanna go to China and Japan.
If you don't like a lot of old buildings and undisturbed nature, don't come to Denmark. We take pride in our nature and our history.

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Yes, you have them in England, but England isn't a Nordic country. They don't have them in any other of the Nordic contries, which is dangerous since lots of danes go on "bike vacations" where they just ride their bikes all over the world. My uncle did that last year, crazy son of a ... woman.

I don't live in Copenhagen. I can't stand big cities. I lived in Hjørring, in the northern part of Jutland (the big half-island, which is shaped like a gnome or goblin). I've been to Copenhagen a few times, though. It's like going to another country. They're weird over there. Its also the only city in Denmark that bothers with a gay parade and all that, 'cause the rest of us just don't care enough.

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Wow... I didn't know this little gnome of a country had fans. Kudos to Denmark for being awesome, back in the day.
Personally, I'm a great fan of culture. Period. Just about any culture. I love history and different religions (Though Nordic mythologi is my favorite because all of them are gods and goddesses of whoring, in some way xD)
Lego is amazing. I played with legos. My kids play with legos. Everyone plays with legos. I'd build giant cities and grand castles ... or labyrinths for my hamsters when I was little. All sorts of amazing things came from those legos and only my imagination was the limit. Now it all comes in packages with instructions on how to build it. They broke lego.
Icelanders (are they called that in english?) are weird. And they're not all named after their fathers and such. They have ... uhh... cykelstier... bicycle paths ..? I don't know what to call them in english... Anyways, they have those as the only other Nordic country, so that's nice.

In the heart of the fanclub, I will make a giant banner and march down the streets of Copenhagen! (danes see worse every day)

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Well, I am proud to say that H.C. Andersen was danish (as am I, in case you didn't read that in the OP). Sure, he was from Fyn, which is like the butthole of Denmark, but still...
Honestly, The LIttle Mermaid, or Den Lille Havfrue as it is in original danish, is a horrible story. At least the original one by H.C.Andersen. In fact, most of H.C. Andersen's stories were far from suited for children. The man was a real pervert. Snedronningen, uhh, I mean, "The Snow Queen" as the original title for the H.C. Andersen story that Frozen is based on, is actually far from the same.
Also, several of the "Silly Symphony" mini cartoons back from ... way back, are actually based on H.C. Andersen fairy tales. Like "The Ugly Duckling", "The Little Match Girl" and so on. There's some stuff with the Tin Soldier snuck into several of the shorts as well, but it doesn't matter.

I was forced to analyse so many of H.C. Andersen's tales that I've grown a bit... irked, by them.

Also, by "Nordic culture", what exactly do you mean? Viking stuff? Nordic Mythology? I'm kinda Nordic (not "kinda"... I am), so I really don't know what is considered Nordic culture around the world.

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I believe in Ollum...

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robomonk said
*Tries desperately to restrain self from posting until either Cyan or Ollum posts*

There, there, hunny *pats head* have a cookie and some hot chocolate. We can play Scrabble or Trivial Pursuit?

*giggle-snort*

Anyways... I saw "Frozen" the other night. I gotta say, that Elsa chick had some real creativity stored in her mind (All I ever watch are cartoons TT__TT)

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robomonk said
*squires suddenly grow wings and fly to the bar, using their angelic mind-powers*

Obviously. We all know that's how squires work, right?

leashapotimus said
Hope I, not being too 'posty'.. Blue is just so much fun to write

It's fine so far ^_^ Just don't start flying around all over the place when you're interacting with other players ^_~