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Parker Wood
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Xavier Cooper
oispa loli
Jacob Clark
Hieron kuonoja mun poikaystävän kanssa
Wyatt Reyes
muistakaa hakea setit
Aiden Lee
James Gutierrez
On jo. Tuoppi vettä ja kulhossa kaurahiutaleita.
Easton Cooper
oispa jäinen keiju
Daniel Brooks
sun odotan vielä postaavan
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ja jossain vantaan takana taas sammakoidemme tapaavan
Joshua Morgan
hi,
This is me holding a pair of scissor. Below are all the knife in my possesion. The long knife is a bread knife, which I have never used. The small knife is used for everyday kitchen task when making food. Since there exist in popular culture that finnish people like small knifes(Puukko), i have some question about puukko knifes for u. I am very thankfull if u answer any of my questions.
Is it true that finnish people wear puukko everywhere?
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>In Finland carrying a knife in public spaces without a permit or job related reason is prohibited
How is this related to puukko "culture" in finland?
when was this law enforced, what is your ~emotion~ towards this development?
>Because puukkos are traditionally considered to be very personal items
>In Finland, receiving a puukko as a gift is considered an honour
Are puukkos to be considered personal item?, do u have a puukko that u really like, have u received a puukko? is it a honor to receiv a puukko?
I would appreciate if u can show me a image of a puukko. One of my siblings works in the forest/logging industry he owns a Mora knife. Opinion on mora knife in comparesion to puukko? Where can one find the best puukkos? what does it mean to have a puukko knife, by u and fellow countrymen?
Where i live, it is forbiden to wear a knife if one has not a specific purpos with it. why did finnland developed a puukko culture? there used to be a knife culture, at germanic people. But it died out when most germanic people became christians ~1000 ad, i think. en.wikipedia.org
>In Scandinavia, the words sax, ... refer to scissors
This is the reason why I am holding a secisor.
how popular are Cheese knife in finland?
Jace Young
töpörödött törpördögök! :D