Is that some sort of costume for a movie? You look seriously awesome!New haircut ! Also, I thing I found my new "Avatar-GAF".
A mild-mannered grapefruit appeared!
^I will never be that happy.
Super enthusiastic study face :/
It's "Lucien"!Exams have been over here for days. Your uni sucks Lucian.
Super enthusiastic study face :/
Muh?New old PM face?
Tafe bruh. We go on holidays in a week or 2Exams have been over here for days. Your uni sucks Lucian.
Ahaha, you'll get there one day!It's "Lucien"!
Edit: I honestly thought I was correcting you there. Man, what is it with her name? I can't get it right! Oh well, I'll leave it there for the purposes of irony.
^_^ I'll post a happy one again soonStill cute even while grumpy. think I prefer the happy version better though
Muh?
Tafe bruh. We go on holidays in a week or 2
Me too! Slightly age inappropriate streetwear, fly kicks and baseball caps FTW.This is more my style:
New haircut ! Also, I thing I found my new "Avatar-GAF".
Looks lush man.Summer Solstice was celebrated in the family cabin near the sea. Hot as hell and perfect canoeing wether!
Holding you to it Falko.So 80s ! Love it, will post a photo homenaje in less than a year, bear with me
Grilling meat at a cabin during the summer solstice. The rainy weather complimented the hangover I had at the time.
Summer Solstice was celebrated in the family cabin near the sea. Hot as hell and perfect canoeing wether!
The next day I felt the burnt skin courtesy of the sun...
That's some wonderful scenery Melciah! Obin too, looks like a good time.
That's an awesome picture. Tons of natural beauty up in there!
It's like, the shortest night of the year! Man up Mel.Thanks. It's a Finnish tradition to go to a cabin during the summer solstice, and it's a nice break from the life in the city. Although it takes time to recuperate from all the consumed alcohol, and staying up all night.
It's like, the shortest night of the year! Man up Mel.
Grilling meat at a cabin during the summer solstice. The rainy weather complimented the hangover I had at the time.
I asked another Finn and your story checks out. In their case plastered in a tent for 2 days. Also eaten alive by mosquitos.Thanks. It's a Finnish tradition to go to a cabin during the summer solstice, and it's a nice break from the life in the city. Although it takes time to recuperate from all the consumed alcohol, and staying up all night.
I asked another Finn and your story checks out. In their case plastered in a tent for 2 days. Also eaten alive by mosquitos.
An American recounts his many colourful memories of Midsummer in Finland, from heavy metal bands to seaside bonfires, and from barbecues to mosquito bites.
Rich in tradition, Midsummer occupies a special place in the Finnish calendar, representing the high point of summer and the most popular time to start your annual vacation. It takes place on the Saturday between the 20th and 26th of June. Originally a pagan celebration, it was a tribute to Ukko, the god of thunder. Since he controlled the rain, you had to be nice to him in order to get a good harvest.
Bonfires were burned on the occasion, a ritual that continues today. However, in the Swedish-speaking areas of Finland its a bilingual country people have been happy just to put up a well-decorated maypole.
In the old days, unmarried women would use special charms and bend over a well, naked, in order to see their future husbands reflection. In another, considerably more modest tradition, one that continues today, a young lady can collect seven different sorts of flowers and place them under her pillow. She will see her future husband in a dream.
Nowadays, Midsummer is also a celebration of St John (hence the Finnish name for the holiday: Juhannus), a time for some people to consume vast quantities of alcohol and a popular weekend for weddings and confirmations.
Funnily enough, we played the game as well.Other enjoyable memories come from visiting a couple at their beachside cabin near Varkaus, a town in eastern central Finland. Wed have a grand barbeque and play mölkky, a type of Finnish lawn bowling.
woah amazing
press conference today.
press conference today.
Nice to see you ninjaboi. You look like a nice fellow.
Ouch. Hope you don't get skin cancer! (My family has a history of skin cancer; my Grampa recently died of it...)The next day I felt the burnt skin courtesy of the sun...
Thanks for the link, those bonfires look fun! Also...Heh, some (younger) people prefer to go to festivals during the weekend, but I don't really enjoy being at those events as much as when I was younger. It's actually kinda interesting, that the traditions have essentially remained the same they were during the old heathen days.
http://finland.fi/Public/default.aspx?contentid=278702&nodeid=37598&culture=en-US
(More in the link)
Funnily enough, we played the game as well.
Hmm...hahahaIn the old days, unmarried women would use special charms and bend over a well, naked, in order to see their future husbands reflection.
Awwwwwkwaaaaaaard.
Not sure if we can be friends anymore.
A mild-mannered grapefruit appeared!
This is more my style:
Grilling meat at a cabin during the summer solstice. The rainy weather complimented the hangover I had at the time.
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Like this shot a lot, very atmospheric.
You're a dead ringer for younger Dirk Nowitzki with older Dirk's facial hair.
Had to look it up but yeah I'd say we definitely look pretty similar.
Edit: it's nice to get a new comparison other than that WWE wrestler. Thanks
At last, my chance has come! *ahem*
Sup DeafMutes, wanna be friends?
D: no more dirty PM's for you thenAwwwwwkwaaaaaaard.
Not sure if we can be friends anymore.
D: no more dirty PM's for you then
D: no more dirty PM's for you then