That’s reeeally stretching things, Samuli — if I’m not being too diacritical…
This is what Samuli is really good at. :)
“A Møøse once bit my sister… No realli!”
You could break them in half, flip them over, and use them as commas.
A Norse Horse, eh?
Höräce the horrible?
Send them to Ikea, I’m sure they have plenty of uses.
LOL! a good use of quotation marks!
I didn’t know they had a “shelf life”
“No comment”…!
Real Viking horse helmets did not have horns.
My parents were both born in North Dakota in the 30s and raised in an almost entirely Norwegian region there
I remember visiting older relatives when I was a kid and you could hear the “old country” in the way they talked, even the ones born here
Hurray! And in a pinch you can make umlauts.
Does anyone remember the period shortage of 1997?
https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/1997/06/09/times-roman-font-announces-shortage-of-periods
Horace in the helmet must be Swedish. Danish and Norwegian use æ and ø, not ä nd ö.
Really, Scandinavia? The town or the continent?
July 31, 2015
eromlig over 4 years ago
That’s reeeally stretching things, Samuli — if I’m not being too diacritical…
JoanHelen over 4 years ago
This is what Samuli is really good at. :)
Hugh B. Hayve over 4 years ago
“A Møøse once bit my sister… No realli!”
Kaputnik over 4 years ago
You could break them in half, flip them over, and use them as commas.
Gent over 4 years ago
A Norse Horse, eh?
Gent over 4 years ago
Höräce the horrible?
santa72404 over 4 years ago
Send them to Ikea, I’m sure they have plenty of uses.
Zebrastripes over 4 years ago
LOL! a good use of quotation marks!
kartis over 4 years ago
I didn’t know they had a “shelf life”
InTraining Premium Member over 4 years ago
“No comment”…!
Radish... over 4 years ago
Real Viking horse helmets did not have horns.
Doctor Toon over 4 years ago
My parents were both born in North Dakota in the 30s and raised in an almost entirely Norwegian region there
I remember visiting older relatives when I was a kid and you could hear the “old country” in the way they talked, even the ones born here
mistercatworks over 4 years ago
Hurray! And in a pinch you can make umlauts.
vics_machine Premium Member over 4 years ago
Does anyone remember the period shortage of 1997?
https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/1997/06/09/times-roman-font-announces-shortage-of-periods
gammaguy over 4 years ago
Horace in the helmet must be Swedish. Danish and Norwegian use æ and ø, not ä nd ö.
Nathan Daniels over 4 years ago
Really, Scandinavia? The town or the continent?