I've worked with a Latvian, and she had very pretty toes (five on each foot, thank you), and a very conservative diet... don't know where that stereotype came from... o_0'6037084 said:P.S. If you ever see a Latvian know that all Latvians have six toes and eat cockroaches so beware
How funny. I expected such insults from a Lithuanian, but an Estonian? I might have to demote you guys below Lithuanians, and that should be criminal.6037084 said:I'm from Estonia it's a pretty cool place
P.S. If you ever see a Latvian know that all Latvians have six toes and eat cockroaches so beware
Bergen ey? Originally from Ålesund, I know how it is-Ulven- said:Same... only southend of the country. So we have vikings, boats and fish and rain...therandombear said:Norway...urm...Vikings n stuff... :3
It's a Baltic thingSckizoBoy said:I've worked with a Latvian, and she had very pretty toes (five on each foot, thank you), and a very conservative diet... don't know where that stereotype came from... o_0'6037084 said:P.S. If you ever see a Latvian know that all Latvians have six toes and eat cockroaches so beware
As i said just above, I'm fairly certain he was joking. You know, like Canadians make fun of Americans and the other way around? Crap, I find it difficult to not ruin my country's already crappy reputation!Kryzantine said:How funny. I expected such insults from a Lithuanian, but an Estonian? I might have to demote you guys below Lithuanians, and that should be criminal.
Ah, thought it was a regional in-joke... sort of like when the English snidely remark about the Welsh farmers being overly friendly with their sheep, or the Scottish deep frying their [insert any plausible food stuff] etc.Owlslayer said:It's a Baltic thing
I'm also from Estonia (i was actually surprised someone posted that they are from Estonia in this thread, think there's like 6 of us that have marked "Estonia" under their profile or whatnot...).
Anyways, that Latvian thing is a joke, in a way like ...um... you know, like people from one country make fun of people from another country, but don't mean it? That still sounds awfully racist. Um, i think the English and Scottish or Irish have this sort of relationship, kinda...
But yeah, Estonians and Latvians get along very well, no hate, lots of love :3
Well, at least i hope the guy was making a joke... otherwise it would kinda suck...
I don't!Outright Villainy said:Ireland here. Is tea drinking an irish stereotype?
It should be, everyone does it.
*sips tea*
Well, the jokes being said are the usual ones, you know, where you can switch the person being made fun of, and the joke would stay the same, like regarding light-bulbs and whatnot. Haven't heard any cockroach ones, tbh. But yeah, you got the gist of it, it's a lot like those examples you made.SckizoBoy said:Ah, thought it was a regional in-joke... sort of like when the English snidely remark about the Welsh farmers being overly friendly with their sheep, or the Scottish deep frying their [insert any plausible food stuff] etc.Owlslayer said:It's a Baltic thing
I'm also from Estonia (i was actually surprised someone posted that they are from Estonia in this thread, think there's like 6 of us that have marked "Estonia" under their profile or whatnot...).
Anyways, that Latvian thing is a joke, in a way like ...um... you know, like people from one country make fun of people from another country, but don't mean it? That still sounds awfully racist. Um, i think the English and Scottish or Irish have this sort of relationship, kinda...
But yeah, Estonians and Latvians get along very well, no hate, lots of love :3
Well, at least i hope the guy was making a joke... otherwise it would kinda suck...
But 'eating cockroaches' is a bit of a weird one... still, all in good humour.
Stavanger as a matter of fact. Bergen has no wind so an umbrella works. In Stavanger the constant winds makes it rain sideways :<therandombear said:Bergen ey? Originally from Ålesund, I know how it is-Ulven- said:Same... only southend of the country. So we have vikings, boats and fish and rain...therandombear said:Norway...urm...Vikings n stuff... :3![]()
It said Bergen on your profile, oh well-Ulven- said:Stavanger as a matter of fact. Bergen has no wind so an umbrella works. In Stavanger the constant winds makes it rain sideways :<therandombear said:Bergen ey? Originally from Ålesund, I know how it is-Ulven- said:Same... only southend of the country. So we have vikings, boats and fish and rain...therandombear said:Norway...urm...Vikings n stuff... :3![]()