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Just a little bit mad
This is based on a conversation that I had with a few of my friends some time back, and at the time it seemed really funny:
Norway: A person who lives in a cabin on a far away mountain and is rich enough to be called eccentric rather than just outright mad. Has a drinking problem.
Finland: Smart guy, with glasses and a mobile phone, probably designed both of them himself using an old plastic bag, a piece of rubber and a used rubber duck. Has a drinking problem.
Sweden: Nice guy, stylish, doesn't talk too much, not too loudly, but is noncommittal. An engineer by profession. Has a drinking problem.
Denmark: Big, fat guy with double cheeks. Jovial and laughy, but prone to breaking down. Has a drinking problem.
Russia: Old army man, possibly an NCO. Got fired and his abused wife and children all hate him now. Now he just stumbles around drunk, singing songs about how great life used to be. Violent and prone to threaten with violence. Drinks more than all others combined, and has a problem with it.
Estonia: Child of Russia; hates him, but lives too close to say it out loud. Russia occasionally tries to phone him, but he doesn't pick it up. Still suffers trauma, but with counseling it's getting better. Has a drinking problem.
Latvia: Same as Estonia, more or less.
Lithuania: Like Latvia and Estonia, but lives further away, and is in much better shape than them. Has a drinking problem.
Poland: Young nun who was first married to Russia, then Germany, then Russia again. During this time, she was beaten, raped and in various ways abused. She now suffers trauma, but plays the victim role a bit too much. Has a drinking problem.
Germany: An engineer, used to be the abusive strongman in the area, but was beaten by Russia, among others. Drinks a lot, but is fine with it.
Netherlands: The hippy of the family, always slightly high, but for some reason or another, never seems to low on funds. All the children love this guy, but the parents exchange knowing glances at each other. Would have drunk, but with marijuana, why bother?
Belgium: The illegitimate offspring of France and the Netherlands. Currently going through an identity crisis. Drinks, but is fine with it.
Britain: Big, distant figure, who was probably driven away by France. The two never really got along despite their childhood together. Now he works in finance. Has a drinking problem.
France: Psychology student, probably due to having her own psychological problems. Used to hate Britain, but the two are now on speaking terms after Britain helped her get out of her brief marriage with Germany, which she was forced into. Has a drinking problem.
Belarus: One of the few children of Russia who actually likes him. Wants to follow in his dad's footsteps. Is dirt poor and has a drinking problem.
Ukraine: One part of him hates Russia with a passion, while the other isn't too sure. Tries not to draw too much attention to himself. Has a drinking problem.
Austria: Everybody suspects her of having an old SS uniform in the closet.
Switzerland: A big banker, and a rich one at that. Has not told anyone his opinion on anything, and generally stays out of everybodys hair.
Ok that's as far as we got: Any nations you would like to add?
Norway: A person who lives in a cabin on a far away mountain and is rich enough to be called eccentric rather than just outright mad. Has a drinking problem.
Finland: Smart guy, with glasses and a mobile phone, probably designed both of them himself using an old plastic bag, a piece of rubber and a used rubber duck. Has a drinking problem.
Sweden: Nice guy, stylish, doesn't talk too much, not too loudly, but is noncommittal. An engineer by profession. Has a drinking problem.
Denmark: Big, fat guy with double cheeks. Jovial and laughy, but prone to breaking down. Has a drinking problem.
Russia: Old army man, possibly an NCO. Got fired and his abused wife and children all hate him now. Now he just stumbles around drunk, singing songs about how great life used to be. Violent and prone to threaten with violence. Drinks more than all others combined, and has a problem with it.
Estonia: Child of Russia; hates him, but lives too close to say it out loud. Russia occasionally tries to phone him, but he doesn't pick it up. Still suffers trauma, but with counseling it's getting better. Has a drinking problem.
Latvia: Same as Estonia, more or less.
Lithuania: Like Latvia and Estonia, but lives further away, and is in much better shape than them. Has a drinking problem.
Poland: Young nun who was first married to Russia, then Germany, then Russia again. During this time, she was beaten, raped and in various ways abused. She now suffers trauma, but plays the victim role a bit too much. Has a drinking problem.
Germany: An engineer, used to be the abusive strongman in the area, but was beaten by Russia, among others. Drinks a lot, but is fine with it.
Netherlands: The hippy of the family, always slightly high, but for some reason or another, never seems to low on funds. All the children love this guy, but the parents exchange knowing glances at each other. Would have drunk, but with marijuana, why bother?
Belgium: The illegitimate offspring of France and the Netherlands. Currently going through an identity crisis. Drinks, but is fine with it.
Britain: Big, distant figure, who was probably driven away by France. The two never really got along despite their childhood together. Now he works in finance. Has a drinking problem.
France: Psychology student, probably due to having her own psychological problems. Used to hate Britain, but the two are now on speaking terms after Britain helped her get out of her brief marriage with Germany, which she was forced into. Has a drinking problem.
Belarus: One of the few children of Russia who actually likes him. Wants to follow in his dad's footsteps. Is dirt poor and has a drinking problem.
Ukraine: One part of him hates Russia with a passion, while the other isn't too sure. Tries not to draw too much attention to himself. Has a drinking problem.
Austria: Everybody suspects her of having an old SS uniform in the closet.
Switzerland: A big banker, and a rich one at that. Has not told anyone his opinion on anything, and generally stays out of everybodys hair.
Ok that's as far as we got: Any nations you would like to add?