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Between kl 11:00-11:30 the 8th of June year 793 began the Viking times on

Lindisfarne.

Northhumberland.

Then all hell broke loose, according to Magnus Magnusson, Icelandic historien.

Woohoo!
 
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Yes, the Lindisfarne monks were not best pleased at being but to the sword.

Some were put to the sword some were drowned some were taken prisoner and others were chased away.

Could be said, Divine justice.

The importance of doing repentence.

Without repentence all one's deeds will catch up, sooner or later.

Then it is a measure for measure, no more no less.

Some think they can get away with murder, but it will catch up on them.

if not now, later.
 
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Some were put to the sword some were drowned some were taken prisoner and others were chased away.

Yes, I dare say. The Vikings were lawless pirates. There was a deal of rape and pillage too.

The Danes, who were not all pirates but farmers, settled much of Scotland and England after a good deal of fighting. The effects on the British isles are still observable today - in the language, place names and the DNA of Northern inhabitants.

Northern European tribes settled all over Europe; the Normans conquered part of France, England and Wales - and parts of modern Russia, Italy and Sicily. And sailed to America!
 
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Yes, I dare say. The Vikings were lawless pirates. There was a deal of rape and pillage too.

The Danes, who were not all pirates but farmers, settled much of Scotland and England after a good deal of fighting. The effects on the British isles are still observable today - in the language, place names and the DNA of Northern inhabitants.

Northern European tribes settled all over Europe; the Normans conquered part of France, England and Wales - and parts of modern Russia, Italy and Sicily. And sailed to America!

You have a soft spot for Danes because you get your eggs and bacon from Demark?

Haha.
 
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This comment turned up in little known facts.?

Example: LITTLE KNOWN FACTS: A penny dropped from the top of the Empire State Building will kill you.
 
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Truth: On Mythbusters, the scientists determined that a penny "traveling at terminal velocity cannot penetrate concrete or asphalt." It won't cause serious damage to a person, and even at the speed of sound, will still not damage flesh. At most, it could sting a little.
 
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It turns out the trees were falling over because Corgis were weeing on them...


Dog urine is also thought to weaken tree bark over time, leaving the tree more susceptible to damage from pests as well as interfering with the proper uptake of water by the roots. But, more studies are needed to verify to what extent it could cause damage.
 
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Most wasabi we eat in the U.S. isn't really wasabi.


If you enjoy wasabi with your sushi, you'd probably be surprised to learn that most of the wasabi we consume in the U.S. isn't real wasabi made from the expensive wasabi root, according to the Chicago Tribune. The wasabi you're eating? That's white horseradish mixed with ground mustard seeds and green dye.
 
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ADVISOR HAT

This thread is closed. Some clean up was done. Some posts were off topic.
Some posts were unnecessary falsehoods.

FYI- Fred Rogers was an ordained Presbyterian minister, so he was Rev. Fred Rogers. He lived a godly life. Don't slander him.
 
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