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refugee wrote: colorofmoney91 wrote: aginor wrote: I would love to be your teacher of norwegian (and scandinavian history) but that would probably take 6 hours (since i have a reputation to draaaaaaag out presentations, don't let me ever get near a Power Point i will never stopp,) I greatly enjoy long presentations about history and culture :D I also need you to feed me delicious Norwegian foods. Well, we mostly eat rotten fish and dried lambs meat which we swallow down with aqua vita and beer. Unless we go to an Indian resataurant, of course.

I really like rakfisk and gravlaks, rakfisk with sour cream, onions and flatbread, and a Nøgne Ø is heaven, the smell is horrific but the taste is beyond your wilded culinary dreams

You might also trye out Lutefisk if your a brave soul, it is something 

colorofmoney91 wrote: aginor wrote: refugee wrote: colorofmoney91 wrote: aginor wrote: I would love to be your teacher of norwegian (and scandinavian history) but that would probably take 6 hours (since i have a reputation to draaaaaaag out presentations, don't let me ever get near a Power Point i will never stopp,) I greatly enjoy long presentations about history and culture :D I also need you to feed me delicious Norwegian foods. Well, we mostly eat rotten fish and dried lambs meat which we swallow down with aqua vita and beer. Unless we go to an Indian resataurant, of course. I really like rakfisk and gravlaks, rakfisk with sour cream, onions and flatbread, and a Nøgne Ø is heaven, the smell is horrific but the taste is beyond your wilded culinary dreams You might also trye out Lutefisk if your a brave soul, it is something  I've heard lutefisk is absolutely horrid.

I’m no fan of lutefisk, but I find this poem quite funny:

http://www.hymnsandcarolsofchristmas.com/Hymns_and_Carols/o_lutefisk_o_lutefisk.htm




Edited by refugee - October 23 2011 at 09:42