Posted on 08/11/2010 5:16:34 PM PDT by WesternCulture
Hello,
This utterly small compilation of clips (see links below) highlights the subject of exploring other cultures through the Internet, something we all should be engaged in.
If you are lucky, you could eventually find some other kind of meaning resting in them, but if you manage to do so, you are probably insane and shall never again have pizza.
Therefore, proceed with caution.
(No, these letters here are not an actual link to the videos formerly referred to in this piece of European English, do not click here. Yes, using the Internet is hard.)
Finnish Eyewitness news:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=op68Gh3BVEc
Some people just possess what others lack:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=etWL9KSgu1M
Happy Scandinavia, where Socialism is king:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-S2qgIrZ0YM
The incompetence or malfeasance of the Obama administration has put our country into a real perkele.
This administration has shown us REAL change.
It's exactly what a majority wanted 11/08.
Turmoil through weakness via orders of the king.
“The incompetence or malfeasance of the Obama administration has put our country into a real perkele”
I’m no expert when it comes to the the Finnish tongue (Finnish is not related to the Germanic languages at all - and to other people who live here in the Northernmost part of Europe, most languages are easier to comprehend than Finnish) and neither am I an expert on American domestic issues, but I’m pretty convinced “perkele” is the proper Finnish - and universal? - expression for what Obama has done to America.
Anyhow, regardless of the stupid things I have posted to this forum in the past (and will continue to produce if not prevented by the UN in which we all believe), I would never try and tell another democratically governed country what to do or judge it.
Except Germany, Poland and Italy.
LOL!
Finn television drama. There’s nothing quite like it! Now, where’s my bottle? Perkele...
Language group is known as Finno-Ugric. The perhaps other most wellknown language in there is Hungarian.
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