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  1. "It's not always so easy to say where we're from, what nationality we adhere to. What we call home, is where our heart is - and that can't always be placed inside a country's borders.

    #Norwegians are young and old, tall and short, fully ambulatory or in a wheelchair. More people are aged over a 100 years. Norwegians are rich, poor and everything in between. Norwegians like football and handball, to climb mountains, and to sail the seas - while others prefer the couch."

    King Harald, 1937 - 2026

  2. You can choose, #Emil… either you go #rowing with the #Norwegians, or you join the Dutch supporters, dressed head to toe in orange with inflatable clogs on their heads, bouncing from left to right with thousands of people.

    And then you’re not allowed to say: “That’s not right, the #Netherlands has never been to the left… it’s only ever been a story of to the right, to the right, to the right.”

    Row Emil, row… or we will send you #Snollebollekes

  3. Ok so #Norway Fund is gonna be a hot topic this week in Canada cause apparently we have one now. I despise banks and I am currently failing to understand the benefit of this, beyond the usual always-failing-harder promises of hypercapitalist scum.

    So, #Norwegians, is this something I should actually be pleased about?

  4. Just to make you love & adore #climate deniers even more, they're the reason #coffee and #chocolate will become more rare, more expensive - all to suckle at the feet of oil barons.

    #ClimateDenial will kill entire island nations, but on a petty note it's the reason #Norwegians will hate you forever for taking our coffee away - you absolute monsters.

    theguardian.com/environment/20

  5. @assignedmale.bsky.social

    Yes, but when #EricTheRed was telling the #Norwegians and the #Icelandic people about #Greenland, he was in some ways partially right. The climate was warmer then and larger areas of land beside the sea where arable and suitable for livestock and some agriculture.

    #Britain was warmer too with some wine produced in #Devon and #Cornwall, (as it still is to a very very limited extent)

    Consequently, the climate got colder again, people started to starve and they were finally wiped out by the #Inuit. They did finally return though, but I’m not sure of the dates.

    C’mon, feel free to comment and correct some of my claims. That way we all get to know more, including me. 😊