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Stale peanut smell? WTH?Is it true about the "Land of the Skankies" and the stale peanut smell? If so, then are the French Scandanavian? I've encountered a skank from Oklahoma. It's all starting to make sense...

Stale peanut smell? WTH?Is it true about the "Land of the Skankies" and the stale peanut smell? If so, then are the French Scandanavian? I've encountered a skank from Oklahoma. It's all starting to make sense...
Brightly coloured textiles?
Ye mean Marimekko?
Why do scandinavians smell like stale peanuts?
No peanut butter in Scandinavia for starters.Is it true about the "Land of the Skankies" and the stale peanut smell? If so, then are the French Scandanavian? I've encountered a skank from Oklahoma. It's all starting to make sense...
Actually, we don't even know how the damn thing is supposed to be eaten when we encounter it. I sure still don't.![]()
Probably someone who hasn't met a scand before.I never knew Scando smelled like Stale peanuts who thinks that??? :O :S
This discussion seems to either go round in circles or just linger, or have just spam.
You'd have to include large parts of America.As I understand it, it is only in Scandinavia that the term is undefined. What other countries refer to as Scandinavia is in Scandinavia refered to as the North. It would be much more practical if we too said Scandinavia instead of the blurry "north".
To limit the definition to Norway/Sweden (the Scandinavian peninsula) would be wrong for reasons already explained.
I can find no reason in using the term only for Swe/Nor/Den, nor to exclude Iceland while including Finland.
If the term would be used as an ethnic definition, you would have to exclude the Inuits, the Sames and the Finns but include parts of Germany, Finland and Estonia. (Not to mention southern Spain, where many Swedish retired old folks have set up a colony)
the finnish language isn't indo-european. that alone makes finland not being part of scandinavia![]()