woo wooo

 

:D :oops: :oops: :oops: :D

 

how happy how happy....

 

:roll: freed from Sweden and Denmark more than 100 years ago

 

who's celebrating and how?

im naming my new freinds hamster baby harold :)

bit off-topic Hicksy, eh? Or I just don't get it

harold is a nordic name isn't it :-o

yayyyyyyyy happy norway day!!

Harold? Thought it was English :-o

im sure its nordic

 

*imagines a harold in a spikey helmet*

 

yup - definitely nordic :)

oooooh... norway day isnt today.. its coming up

17th....

 

and Harold is my favourite name btw.. im not sure if it is nordic!

BEAVERS!! i like Red Green.. and its funny cuz beavers are the best and there's one name Harold on it!!!

 

:( my hamster died a long time ago!... their names were Potato and Honey... i had to bury them

I don't believe it's nordic! It just can't be!

 

The name Harold always reminds me of this guy in the game Day of the Tentacle.... :shock:

:sad:

 

a badger got put down today - it was in the papers - it attacked people

 

poor badger

 

:sad:

We don't have badgers around here

you should do!

 

improve life, introduce one to the neighbourhood and feed it skittles :)

you should do!

 

improve life, introduce one to the neighbourhood and feed it skittles :)

We don't even have Skittles over here!!! GAAAAAAAH!

:shock:

Yeah, that's good ol' Germany for you.

But they have imported Skittles at WOM. 1,50 Euro a pack :?

:sad:

Guess I have a trip to England during the summer holidays....

Skittles are gelatin goo! i think it might harm badgers if they ate it .. i dunno

.. hey ..

 

 

HAROLD IS SO COOL

 

happy norway day soon eh.. dont get too off topic

What is norway day, thinking about it? :-o

wtf is a badger?

..read first post..

 

i think it's actually called "Constitution Day" HEHEHEH

thats a yucky name

too long and doesnt rhyme

Urgh, i was so distracted from the topic by the badgers and everything I totally forgot it.

we have some days like this as well but i don't bother :shrug:

wtf is a badger?

Damnit. I guess it won't help you if I tell you what it's called in German...