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Slayyyy all day!!!!!!!!!
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Pumpkin upvote this if you happen to find it. Its the last answer and the answer button is now... (does some intense smashing of keyboard buttons) ...Hacked! I dare you to try to comment something. it wont work for the next 200 people that answer so DEFENITLY DO NOT ANSWER.

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Peace rock

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Here's a comment ig.
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STOP COMMENTING, you are supposed to ANSWER




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Why did AI made this

My name is Carly, and I'm just your average 15-year-old girl, except for one thing - my obsession with Nordic countries. I'm not sure where this passion came from, but it's been a part of me for as long as I can remember.

Every night, I would go to sleep under my glow-in-the-dark aurora borealis ceiling stickers, dreaming of fjords and reindeer everyday, I would come home from school, kick off my shoes, and settle down for a few hours of Danish and Norwegian language lessons. I even started a Nordic club at school. We were a small group, but our enthusiasm for all things Nordic was unmatched.

One day, I received an email that would change my life. It was from the Nordic Club International. They were hosting a cultural exchange program and my application had been accepted! I was going to spend the summer in Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Iceland, and Finland! My heart pounded with excitement as I imagined all the experiences and adventures that awaited me.

The summer finally came, and I was off to Norway. I was mesmerized by the breathtakingly beautiful fjords, the friendly people, and the mouthwatering food. Sweden, Denmark, Iceland, and Finland were just as amazing. The highlight of the trip was when I was invited to participate in the Midsummer festival in Sweden. Dancing around the maypole, wearing a flower garland on my head, and singing traditional songs - it was like something out of a dream.

Then, the plot twist that I never saw coming. I was in the National Library of Finland, researching for a school project. I found an old document about the immigration of Finns to America. To my shock, there was my own family name. I dug deeper and found out that my great-great-grandparents were Finnish immigrants! All this time, I was drawn to the Nordic countries, and I had no idea that I had roots there.

Suddenly, all the pieces fell into place. My love for the cold weatherand my inexplicable comfort in the Nordic silence - it was in my blood all along. I was not just a fan of the Nordic countries; I was a part of them.

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That summer changed my life. I came back home with a deeper understanding of my own identity and a renewed passion for the Nordic countries. I still dream of the Northern Lights, but now, it's a dream of homecoming.

Never let AI write a story about yourself skull

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New  AI Generated Nordic_Genealogist Lore Just Dropped
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wheeze
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bro we need to make theories
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make one
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There was once a Farmer in Northern Sweden

Who was turning 50 years old

so he hosted a birthday party

and people were coming in hundreds

with enough food for 3 days

I am obssesed with this song

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This song is mid
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Emma Härdelin

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what

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What's wrong?
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the pyrmaid of upvotes has returned

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WHY DO SO MANY PEOPLE WANT SWEDISH FINDING NEMO

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now i want swedish finding nemo
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why
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I find Leontovych's Carol of the Bells to be better than the more Christmasy one.

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This is the 1st Norwegian song I ever listened to and I blame my Norwegian skills on her



Her new songs are lowkey actually really good (she's turning 16 this year)
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STAHWP I REMEMBER HER
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Since Nobi posted an NCS song I am gonna post one as well



My 11 year old self will be proud
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I love this song so much, NCS is my childhood.
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turi ip ip
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Hållbus Totte MattsonAnders Stake and Björn Tollin formed Hedningarna in 1987. Hedning is Swedish for heathen, while ar is the plural suffix, and na is the definite article (thus hedningar 'heathens', hedningarna 'the heathens'). They wanted to go far back to the roots of the Old Norse culture, including the use of ancient instruments not much used in current Swedish folk music. Stake, a trained luthier, also began to invent and build new instruments, to produce new sounds.

In 1988, Hedningarna performed a major part of the music to the stage play Den stora vreden (roughly meaning The Great Wrath) which aroused great interest. Music arranger was Ale Möller. Their first album titled Hedningarna was released on Alice Records in 1989. In 1991, Hedningarna began their collaboration with Silence Records. They met the Finnish singers Sanna Kurki-Suonio and Tellu Paulasto. The album Kaksi! (Finnish for two) was released in September 1992. In 1993 Hedningarna was awarded a Swedish Grammis (the equivalent of Grammy) for The Best Folk Music Album of the year. The sales of Kaksi! reached 35,000 albums, which is very high for a folk music record in Sweden. British Sasha made a remix of Hedningarna's "Kruspolska" which climbed the charts in England.

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the governmet is hiding this from you

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The government hides a lot of stuff about fish.

For example:

Ghoti.
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The givernment hates fish
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They also hate ghoti.

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Wait—
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real
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I can't write questions, so I just answer and comment. help me. 
this is serious.

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Wait, why can’t you ask questions?



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