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Had same problem at Disney when I was feeling goofy

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I like that explanation, thanks :-)

> “urinate on that”.

Done! Can’t go back to Walmart now but I’m in the pack!

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He was unearthed by his descendant Arsenio.

To this day, "snild" means "with ease".

Being "rådsnild" means being able to come up with solutions with ease.

The quickness is implied in the context of coming up with advice. Doing it right but slowly, wouldn't be with ease.

Just like "can you walk from A to B in one day?" "With ease" Would imply that the person is faster than that.

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Nowadays icelandic is Hof.

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He might have been a sarcastic smart-ass and that's how they nicknamed him.

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Went camping in Jylland with my brothers and grandpa. Went to so many museums and the sculpture garden. Definitely tourist trap as you say, but it was a nice change from the drabness of being stuck on Falster lmao. Miss those times

The site is near Hune, a village near Blokhus, a beach resort town in NW Denmark.

Hune has a really nice sculpture garden. Every year they build a huge sand sculpture. Yes, it’s a bit of a tourist trap, but it’s a really nice tourist trap.

If you should ever find yourself near Blokhus or Løkken, I recommend taking a couple of hours away from the beach and check out the artwork.

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Guy reads a story about US and European invasions of Russia as part of an intervention in the Russian Civil War and concludes: Isn't it weird that Russians were skeptical of placing all their trust in European security guarantees?

Yep. Americans always seem shocked when other countries turn out to have their own histories that differ from "good" (pro-American) or "bad" (anti-American) explanations.

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