(Shhhh,...It's Ivar.)
How did you know?
Are you insulting me, Swedish?He's heard about our very safe Swedish log splitter and was on a raid!
I wonder when you were to see an optition last? And who are the we you are referring to. Has the coldness in Germany got to you and clouded your mind, in all respect?
Swedes wear horned hats just like your people Ivar.Now firstly, if he has employed anyone, hopefully a swede, they are notoriously insubordinate and it is to be reported to what the americans call the IRS, tax collectors in other words. Secondly, but more importantly, there is a vast difference between a viking and a gnome. A viking is a huge human being about 160 cm above sea level at that time. A gnome is a character which resembles Santa and is about the size of wood stump and lives among them. The gnomes came about approximately at year of 1800 and can still be found in Norway. Vikings were warriors while the gnomes are mostly doing funny mischievious things. Please do not mistake a gnome for a swede. That is too much flatter for the swede. Swede my foot!
Yes I always seem to be bother by Swedes clampering at my feet.Swede my foot. Sounds painful! First your hand and now this!
I have truly given up on this case. In which case professional help /aid from overseas are brought in! Now he probably has lost himself again!Swedes wear horned hats just like your people Ivar.
I firmly believe that Swedes want to become gnomes knowing they are Norwegians and bring luck.Gnomes are very keen on fishing, many garden ponds feature a gnome with a fishing rod. So, does a Sweedish fisherman have a secret desire to be a gnome?
Gnomes are not Norwegian. This is fact.I firmly believe that Swedes want to become gnomes knowing they are Norwegians and bring luck.
