One of my celebratory activities regarding my arrival in Sweden has been to go hiking in the mountains (I would classify these more as
mounds in the ground, or blips on an otherwise level plain, but, no matter).
Sweden
There was an interesting group dynamic (in
our little posy of three), each with our own self-proclaimed titles.
Sweden
The Moron
A self-diagnosis, which normally I would
classify as highly dangerous, but in this case, I thought to be rather
accurate. Especially when he told the story of how:
“When I was little, I thought that all
gingers were retarded…”
Sweden in summer
If that’s not a moronic thing to think, and
then to retell to your friends (one of whom was Ranga) years later, then I
don’t know what is.
Sweden
The Ranga
Obviously originating from the hair colour
that was similar in hue to that of an orangutan. This title of course meant
that many a conversation ended with:
“Oh, but you’re a Ranga, so you have no
soul,” (idea from South Park)
Norway
OR
Norway
"Oh, but Rangas are retarded so your argument is void," (idea from the Moron)
Sweden
Norway
I, was, alternatively, the Swedish persona
in the group. I represented profound peace and modesty in the situation.
Norway
I did not make any Ranga jokes, despite
sore temptation.
I did not look down on the Ranga, because
he was Ranga.
I did not give him with any special treatment despite his handicap.
Norway
I did not hold it against him that
he is lactose intolerant as well, meaning that, after our cheesy dinner the
previous night, he was letting rip every 2 minutes.
Packs
I am Sweden.
No comments:
Post a Comment