Click the comic to see the full story. It gets weirder — much, much weirder!
Update: And now I know where the original comic — which got emailed to me, unattributed — is from! It’s from Humon comics, and you can see the whole thing here>
Click the comic to see the full story. It gets weirder — much, much weirder!
Update: And now I know where the original comic — which got emailed to me, unattributed — is from! It’s from Humon comics, and you can see the whole thing here>
20 replies on “Those Crazy Scandinavians and Their Preserved Fish [Updated]”
Don’t forget to pee on your shark before you bury it. Peeing on it after you dig it up is just gross….
This is so true!
Greetings from Norway!
Nice one and really true!
Greetings from Sweden!
greetings from ICELAND :3
Holy shit, what the FUCK!!?!? from Russia…
der takin our jebs! -from America
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Mmmm Fish Sticks!
From the USA.
🙂
OMG!!!!!!! from Lithuania
america be like 0.o whaaaaaaat?
What about lutefisk?
Spot on!
– from Copenhagen
WTF… from germany
HAHA STUPID PARENTS GIVE THEIR CHILDREN STUPID NAMES DENMARK AHHAHA!!1!
A sensible person would smoke or salt their fish like a Finn.
Could never understand this with my Scandinavian friends, with so much fresh fish?! Each to their own i say! from Cork……..
LOL. STUPID URAPEINS!
India: Sheesh and I thought monkey brains were gross.
Howdy y’all we Americans only eat them fried fish. Only if that fried fish is fried in bacon grease and we fry pickles with it. Only if we are eating that fried in bacon fat fish with pickles and hush puppies( very quite dogs). yummmmmmy
Makes Balute from the phillipines seem mild. Balute is the egg of a chicken, goose, duck, ect. that is fertilized then buried for a period of time to ripen. Gestation for the egg varies from just to just before hatching. Tap off the small end so the feathers go down in the right direction.
YUM YUM