“Those
Viking raids: I think they were misunderstood.” Sven—his name
have to have been Sven—took another Swig on his Duges Perfect
Idjit. “I think those Viking raids were misunderstood. First
thing, they weren't 'raids.' We were just on—how you
say--'flyttande år.' We're on walkabout, on holiday, on spring break. They'd show us their bowmen and we'd give em a look at a good Viking broadaxes--wonderful blade on those on those babies, could do some real harm if you ever got mad. But no: we'd sample some of the
local brews. We'd get acquainted with a few of the girls down there
and if a few of them got, like, 'carried away,' why where's the harm
in that? Kind of a cultural exchange. Bartender, another brewski, ja?”
Vikings: just misunderstood.
Vikings: just misunderstood.
2 comments:
over the pre-history centuries when vikings made it to the island that was england the natives worked out arrangements with them. england's people are an assimilated people -- romans for centuries, the back and forth with parts of france. saxony. aint some brits web footed? where did that come from?
his name have to have been Sven
or Ole.
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