You’ve seen this:
Now this:
Must be a Finnish thing, I don’t think they’re all like that…
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Take it from me Weer’d. They ARE all like that. Some of them are my relatives, so I speak from experience.
finnishgasm? what the hell did I just watch?
Dude when something out there Weirds me out, I have to post it!
It’s like that scene from whichever superman movie where he gives up his powers and that dude busts his lip. Its not GOOD to have a busted lip, but man its a rare experience for Superman, seeing something that makes me say “Woah, that’s fucked up!” is like that for me!
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Looooooong dark cold winters… it’s not healthy for a person.
Depends on how far into the winter you are. By December I was ready to open a vein just to see color.
In the absence of information otherwise I am going to assume that this person has some sort of mental deficiency (i.e.: mental retardation). I really have no idea what he is saying and whether it is rational. Likewise, there is no context in the video for English speakers as to whether he is acting or not. Let’s save our derision for the anti gunners.
And me if you choose to but I needed to comment my opinion on this.
Dude … Finns don’t consider a bender to be a success unless they get into a friendly knife fight … yes, a friendly knife fight.
http://anarchangel.blogspot.com/2009/11/finland-be-afraid-be-very-afraid.html
Ok that video of the kid spazzing out on liquorice is a bit weird. But whats up with sitting in your yard with all that snow everywhere. I do that sometimes!
In Maine that isn’t a too uncommon way to enjoy that first cup of coffee and/or first smoke of the day.