Fun Fact -- Vikings LOVE a good buffet!
What Viking babies eat --
The lesser known sequel
to the Poetic Edda:
Sagas of Everyday Viking Life --
No, no -- there's no need to thank me.
Your GROANS are enough!
And finally, for the educational part of this post --
Harald Bluetooth was a
great communicator apparently.
Huh, who knew?
P.S. Speaking of communication,
Vikings can help with your dating life too --
Vikings as a conversation starter. Why not!
ReplyDeleteCream of Lutefisk - is that a thing?
ReplyDeleteI was going along smiling and then ... THE GROAN!
ReplyDeleteYou know how to put a smile on my face first thing in the morning.
ReplyDeleteRotlfmao from this Viking descendant!!
ReplyDeletei know nothing about real Vikings sadly but the vikings we see in drams are normal people in abnormal circumstances and they knew how to survive which is good i think .we every show about them
ReplyDeleteenjoyed these memes so much
hugs
`Every time I see one of those ads for Viking River Cruises on PBS, I wonder if they'd be pissed if a passenger stood in the front with a horned hat and ax shouting "Pillage! Rape! Burn!" as it went along the rivers :-)
ReplyDelete@ Lady M -- For the sake of those poor babies' developing tastebuds, I sure hope Cream of Lutefisk isn't real, LOL!
ReplyDelete@ Bruce.desertrat -- I believe your name just went on Viking River Cruises' "no sail list."
ReplyDeleteWhat a funny series of memes for Viking style humours
ReplyDeleteI live with a Viking. He would LOVE that hammock, but not the Cream of Lutefisk (I can't stop grimacing at the thought of how awful that would be). Those song lyrics are so much better.
ReplyDeleteI was invested in the grocery store story and then ... Norse with no name. Huge GROAN!
ReplyDeleteCream of Lutefisk and Norse with no name. Class
ReplyDeleteLet us also keep in mind that the term Viking is for a profession, a trade, it does not identify a people or an ethnicity.
ReplyDeleteSil, or pickled herring, was a staple in our household. I recently met a young Swedish American who told me that NO ONE eats that anymore. She actually crinkled her nose at the thought of it. HA.
ReplyDeleteYes, I'm sure King Harald's rotten teeth caused him to scream blue murder.
ReplyDeleteI just checked "Manage" for a Finnish blog I followed years ago. Blogs stay up, even if abandoned, unless someone takes it down. I cannot find the blog in question; it is gone. Cream of Lutefish would have been mentioned.
ReplyDeleteFavorites this time are the Viking hammock and the graduation ceremony, and I learned something new about Bluetooth.
ReplyDeleteI'll bet Cream of Lutefisk is also an effective preventative against the measles.
ReplyDeleteAnything Viking related is good content.
ReplyDeleteBluetooth, I KNEW I KNEW! 😆
ReplyDeleteFunny! Bluetooth one was interesting.
ReplyDeleteThey were so friendly that the Irish have a considerable amount of Scandinavian in their 23andMe results
ReplyDeleteThe hammock is fantastic! Oh, the dreams one would have in that.
ReplyDeleteThe bluetooth explanation is wonderful. I had no idea.
I laughed like a loon at the Norse with no name!
I'm easy to please and easy to amuse, I guess...
Thanks, D, for the high quality meme content!
:^)
I love the Viking graduation one 😂
ReplyDelete-Quinley
cream of lutefisk...making a really bad thing way worse!
ReplyDeleteOh Mom, i don't want to go the monk house today. Me and Fafnir just want to go to the meadow and watch the sheep and play around.
ReplyDeleteThe Board of Directors here at Spo-reflections is a bit peeved and plans to pop by to discuss things
ReplyDeleteI would advise you to lock up the liquor they're means drunks.
I am going to travel
ReplyDeleteacross the whole internet
to give Baili a hug.
Because why not?
@ Ur-spo -- My plan is to drink all the liquor first because I'm an even MEANER drunk. The Board of Directors don't skeer me none. Hand me my Amazon axe.
ReplyDeleteOh just stop it. Enough with the Vikings. I appreciate my ancestors, you could test my DNA anytime, but that is not the point.
ReplyDeleteI am an actual living descendant, and i came here to tell you that times have changed.
We never liked those Vikings anyway. And we like them even less now that they turned fascist.
Bluetooth!! LOL
ReplyDeleteMy girls had that American Girl Book--I don't remember the Viking part; very funny.
I'm sure you heard my GROAN, Debra! LOL! Such fun!
ReplyDeleteThese are so much fun! What Viking babies eat .... BAHAHAHAHA
ReplyDeleteWhere do you find them, Debra? they're so good. Olaf!
ReplyDeletefunny :)
ReplyDeleteVikings are a really good conversation starter, though I imagine in real life they ended quite a few conversations.
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