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It's almost cute, he's angry at Norway for not awarding him with a prize that Norway doesn't even give out. Truly a great mind of our time.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nobel_Peace_Prize
So it's not completely out of whack (just very much so), at least not more than sending that letter to Sweden
The Parliament is not the Prime Minister
🤔 yeah, almost. A murderous clown is still foremost a murderer.
Tbf, the most that most Americans know of Norway is Ikea, Swedish Fish, and the Swedish Chef from muppets.
Forget Norway.
Now, Kenya on the other hand...
Am I missing the joke? IKEA is Swedish which is "almost the same" ( not America, fish, strange language, somewhere in northern Europe, Eskimos and Penguins [both wrong, but who cares?]) as Norway but still not really the same.
No that's the joke. To Americans...Denmark, Norway, and Sweden may as well be one country.
I always get Sweden and Switzerland confused but that's mainly because of the alliteration. I gotta think twice about where my cheese comes from.
What's wrong with Gouda? /s
I had some once, it gouda tasted better.
As someone from Sweden I always assumed they meant our wild variety of weird fish dishes when USA Americans joked about Swedish fish. But no, it's of course a candy. Really goes to show my overestimation of the average USA American's familiarity with foreign cuisines.
This could be cured by a public demonstration of Røttenstønkøren or what ever that infamous, "aromatic" canned fish is called.
You mean our glorious fermented fish - Surströmming. If so, I propose we send several cans to each person involved in this administrarion. Daily. Set to open the minute they enter the building.
(Pro tip: Swedish doesn't use the Danish/Norwegian ø, we write ö to express the same sound)
It's not a staple there?
Not really. I think I may have seen them in stores once or twice, but in the tradition of picking from a large wall of candy every Saturday, I don't think I ever saw them in any bin.
Norway? More like Snoreway... Kenya's where the giraffes are, and the zebra; Kenya believe it?