Cute, funny, awesome, amazing animals...but not cats

The other British stereotype, as you quite rightly described the word, is that we all love fish (note I am taking it back to the animal theme :wink: ) and chips, when in fact not all of us do.

Personally, I love the chips if they are of reasonable quality and not too greasy / dry… but the fish can, as far as I am concerned, stay in the sea!!!

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Good one there, although I’m sure letsdothis will cut us some slack here :sweat_smile:

To stick to fish, there’s also a stereotype about Norwegians and fish, which there actually may be something to. After China, Norway is the second biggest fish exporting country in the world. Which is rather amazing for a country with a population of only a little over five and a half millions.

Now, should this have been in the “Did you know?” topic? :sweat_smile:

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Time for a snack :hugs: :joy:

Just to make sure we get back on topic :wink: :sweat_smile:

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Stoned Sharks in Brasil

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It is actually sad yes.

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Sometimes this forum is a pain in the ass if you want to delete something…

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Subtitles / translation please! :laughing:

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I can’t believe she kept opening her mouth!!
:honeybee: :eyes: :open_mouth:

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:loud_sound:

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Hey, Shojo. I’m completely deaf, so most things with sound, unless there are subtitles, are going to go right by me.

But, this is only 11 seconds, and I don’t see what a dog has to do with two old time trains on a computer. There just doesn’t seem to be a connection.

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First you see the trains, with the typical sound of steam trains. And then you realize the sound comes from the dog. Took me by surprise :joy:

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Thanks, mate. Much appreciated. Cheers!
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venom

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Thank you very much. I truly appreciate your thoughtfulness.
:+1: :+1:

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