Out of Finland, Denmark and Sweden obviously Sweden's the best at football at the moment.  However I am partial to Jesper Gronkjaer because he played at Chelsea.

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YOU SUCK

 

greetings from Croatia

Deary me, Kumquatq got really serious with this! We're only here for some healthy flaming after all, not a full day-time job.

if you don't think your countries up to it, I understand

if you don't think your countries up to it, I understand

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Uuuuuh that's a low kick

Well, it seems I don't have a choice now... It's Friday, though, so we'll see when I get in the mood to look up the info.

Fine Mon deadline for Denmark, Sweden and Finland!

Well our Finnish brothers have been suspiciously silent in this flame fest, but I'll see if I can be bothered with it later. However the CIA World Factbook got all the details and stats, if that's what you're looking for.

Thats just numbers. I want more than numbers

I'd write, but my fingers disagree with me.

Norway: Grieg

Denmark: Nielsen

Finland: Sibelius

Sweden: Abba?

 

By the way, isn't Estonia supposed to be part of Scandinavia?

Nope. How did you think that up?

An Estonian told me.

Scandinavia consists of Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Iceland and Faroe Islands. A much broader term, Norden, sometimes includes the Baltic countries and us Finns.

 

Edit: Correct me scands, if I'm wrong.

Edited October 21, 200520 yr by Musopticon?

Although modern Swedes may be only emasculated shadows of their brutish, cunning, genius ancestors, they still hold a place in my heart as my grandparents came to America (Minnesota) from Sweden in the last century, and we still have ties to the homeland (..my great grandfather's first cousin in Sweden was Selma Lagerlof

Looks and sounds great, but..."compelling new evidence"? What kind of name is that?

I drank a liter of AquaVit last week, and fish jello  (aka lutefisk)

 

I'll stick with the warm cider and pumpkin pie, but thanks

(..my great grandfather's first cousin in Sweden was Selma Lagerlof

Norway > u

 

Shushh, you're all codpackers and goathumpers.

3. Population per kilometer

 

Is a denser population better or worse? Personally I prefer to have parts of the country not overrun with cities, but maybe that's just me.

I would say that Finland is generally considered part of Scandinavia. Sure, Finnish is a language alien to the other Scandinavian languages, but they have a Scandinavian cross flag and they have a very long association with Sweden. In Sweden we have the saying "Finlands sak

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Well, off-worlders do consider Finns as scandis, but officially we're not part of the great nothern commune. Thanks though :D

Im alittle drunk atm. so I think i'll have alook at kumps questions toimorrow or somehing. laters

Im alittle drunk atm.

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I'm sober, but working on it. Perhaps wisest to have a temporary cease-fire. :D

you got it, all this flame makes me feel bad anyway. :">