WickedSmurf
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Syttende maj!
Cheers neighbours!
Cheers neighbours!
The most typical is school children parading in the streets with flags. Some solemn memorial ceremonies in local parks or cemetaries are also in order. And good food and drink, of course!Perfection said:So what do you do on this fine day?
Hakim said:Also, today is 100 years since the union between Norway and Sweden broke, which made Norway fully independent. Luckily, it happened peacefully. I've read in todays newspaper about it, quite interesting.
Dude, it's not about your independance. Im actually glad that Sweden took and kept you, so instead of fighting with Sweden over some forsaken mountains all the time, we could concentrate on the Germans instead.luceafarul said:@storealex: The four hundred years night has (fortunately) come to an end. Live with it.
First time ever anybody "duded" me...storealex said:Dude, it's not about your independance. Im actually glad that Sweden took and kept you, so instead of fighting with Sweden over some forsaken mountains all the time, we could concentrate on the Germans instead.
It's your flag man... you took our design and our colours and still it looks wrong...
No, it's not. Norway broke free from Sweden in early June. We are celebrating May 17th because that's the day our Constitution was signed. (It's actually the third oldest ceonstitution in the world!) I wonder why nobody has pointed this out yet...Hakim said:Also, today is 100 years since the union between Norway and Sweden broke, which made Norway fully independent. Luckily, it happened peacefully. I've read in todays newspaper about it, quite interesting.
Thanks!WickedSmurf said:Cheers neighbours!
Don't get you started? Sorry, but you did that your self already when you misinterpreted my first post. It's about flags and looks, not about old grudges.luceafarul said:Don't get me started on this one. Norway had to pay dearly for your incompetent and greedy rulers and I think that they saw more to it than "some forsaken mountains".
Especially after we found all that oil...
Priceless.(Danish rule number one: Germans will eventually attack you)
I think the United States has the oldest (unless you count uncodified constitutions) who has the second oldest?The Person said:We are celebrating May 17th because that's the day our Constitution was signed. (It's actually the third oldest ceonstitution in the world!)