>Sometimes, I picture her drunk on a toilet laughing her ass off to her farts. I don't know why. Because that's what you do and you wish somebody else were around to hear it. It's OK. I do the same thing.
Brody Wilson
To clarify, "puukko" usually means a certain type of a knife (more like a survival knive) and we call other knives "veitsi" (blade)
Juan Myers
I honestly think Iisakki Järvenpää made the best ones. I also want to get my hands on a real Lapin leuku.
Funny story, we're so fond of our knives and stabbing that we have two separate words for knives. "veitsi" is the general term for any knife (e.g. kitchen knife), and "puukko" has the connotation of being primarily a stabbing instrument, hence to stab is to "puukottaa", not "veitsettää".
Julian Edwards
A Mora is cheap Swedish crap.
Isaac Flores
>cheap >flagship models cost upwards of $900
Aiden Phillips
If you weirdos really want to be that close to Finns, take us to Sauna.
Bring a few beers too.
Kayden James
is it ok to see if we can adjust our nipple distance to have both touching at the same time?
Anthony Price
>Not have a custom puukko with a poronvarsi blade shaped by Osmo or a from scratch build from Tapio Syrjälä or one of the other Kauhava puukko masters.
Just send prayer to Jesus and his dad The God of Burger and it is fine. Also I can have a small 2cl glass of oil, that is a multipass for Americans to enter any space, even personal space.
Henry Howard
hahaha what the fuck what are you doing in finland. life too boring?
hes real good with the knifes now that you mention it. i thought it came with his occupation of being a chef but it seems to simply be a finn thing. lol
Lucas Gomez
Perjantai evening Eestibro, best time to vent frustration on a constructive conversation at your local vihapuhe board.
Sebastian Nelson
he might be from the upper peninsula of Michigan. We have a lot of finns and nords of various kind up there who have kept close relations to their home countries.
What a gay long day. Tell the sun to just shut the fuck up already.
Justin King
That's not even the worst part. The street shitters commonly have bedbug infestations in their homes, so not only are you rubbing against someone's definitely soiled clothes, you're also daring for bedbugs to get on your clothes.
Nathan Nguyen
>standing near other people is disgusting and dangerous
Oh, that's right. Now that you mention it, I recall there are a few municipalities up there where the most common last names end with -nen too.
That thing is objectively gorgeous.
Jason Jenkins
Oh please don't be racist. Back when we thought maybe we had a bedbug problem from all the illegal immigrants they said we were just being racist and epidemiology was racist.
>That thing is objectively gorgeous. Every retarded tribe makes one like that, you just stick out in comparison to Europeans. So dumb a tool, so primitive.
Dylan Cooper
I want to go to Finland just to walk up close to strangers and talk loudly in American.
Logan Fisher
You would feel very comfortable teaching at Finlandia University in Hancock, MI and fishing for perch on the Järvi River in Gay, MI.
I've seen a bedbug once. To everyone's surprise it was in a dorm filled with street shitters. They steal stuff too. The street shitters I mean, the bedbugs are cool in comparison.
James Edwards
Are you too poor to have knife, fella?
Matthew Lee
You have to be extra careful not to violate the NAP. A otherwise a sneeze in their direction could lead to a leathal self defence shoot out.
That's why you stay aligned so any bullets that miss you could hit the person behind, thus making shooting in your direction a more expensive option in terms of compensation.
The funny thing is that if you were to ask for help from a complete stranger they would be very willing to help. They just really don't want to have a conversation.
I used to do this too when I lived in Helsinki so I could get a seat.
Jack Johnson
>They just really don't want to have a conversation. I hate people who talk for no reason. There's no reason for it.
Gabriel Moore
He ground down the leaf spring on his 1983 Lada and wrapped it in duct tape. It was the greatest knife ever witnessed in Kotlas and they put it on the city's Coat of Arms.
As long as you don't expect me to smile like an idiot with a social problem.
Benjamin Taylor
>googled Finlandia University Bretty gud :DD maybe I'll visit next time I'm over there (I visit Jew York from time to time).
Jason Rodriguez
So in conclusion, if you visit Finland and violate the 10m/30ft spacing rule, you get knifed. That is useful to be aware of.
Samuel Parker
How do Finns stay warm during the winter?
Christopher Parker
>what is a sauna
Aiden Sanchez
Pro Tip: Fly into Duluth, Minnesota (it doesn't mean "My War") and not Metro Detroit. It's a 14 hour drive from Detroit but only a few hours from Duluth.
Carson Ward
We keep it simple: sauna, kossu and steaming hot sausages.
Finnish weather explained +15°C / 59°F This is as warm as it gets in Finland, so we'll start here. People in Spain wear winter-coats and gloves. Finns are out getting a tan. +10°C / 50°F The Portuguese shiver violently. Finns plant flowers in their gardens. +5°C / 41°F Italian cars won't start. Finns are cruising in cabriolets. 0°C / 32°F Water freezes. The water in Vantaanjoki (river in Helsinki) gets a little thicker. -5°C / 23°F Californians prepare for the Apocalypse. Finns have a final barbecue before winter. -10°C / 14°F Brexit campaigners propose moving the actual country south. Finns think about using long sleeves. -20°C / -4°F Aussies lose the power of speech. Finns end their Midsummer celebrations. Autumn is here. -30°C / -22°F Greeks die. Finns start drying laundry indoors. -40°C / -40°F Paris is cracking apart. Finns eat ice creams in the line at hamburger kiosks. -50°C / -58°F Polar bears evacuate the North Pole. The Finnish army postpones winter survival training awaiting 'real' winter weather. -60°C / -76°F Russian hitchhikers use pictures of thumbs instead of thumbs. The Finnish army begins winter survival training. -183°C / -297.4°F Microbes die. Finnish cows make ice cream, and complain the farmers' hands are cold. -273°C / -459.4°F All other atomic motion stops. Finns say "Perkele, it's cold outside today." -300°C / -508°F Hell freezes over; Satan skates to work. Finland wins IIHF Gold.