Pure Evil - Part 2

That's one of my fantasies!!!! LOL I've ALWAYS WANTED to do that to a guy!!!!

What a good laugh. Thanks, Mona !!!

Kind of like the time the Super Bowl was pre-empted by the film Heidi. I believe it was Super Bowl II in 1918, back when there was only one commercial for a watch by a guy with three names (John, Cameron, and Swayze, father to Patrick).

Anyway, Mona, why aren't you eating Danish with the big games? I mean, we don't expect the Danes to eat American garbage with their TV! That's our department (regrettably)...

Hey Leah
Yes it is kinda mean...
Wicked in fact

Hi Kathryn Great, I laughed too, lucky I didn't fall of the bike...

Well KR, In Denmark we don't eat Danish,, that would be cannibalism... Actually Danish in Danish is called Wienerbrød, and the funny thing about that is that refers to Vienna, Viennese Bread. And our every day bread is called franskbrød - French bread, and it doesn't even look remotely like a baguette.
And about eating "American Garbage" the spill over of American culture is great due to the influence of American television as more than 50 % of the series, talk show, movies shown in Danish television are American.
And Danes also tend to travel a lot to other parts of the world and this also influences our culture, our daily habits and way of feasting in front of the telly.
But personally I love black salmiak (sal ammoniac) (extremely salty) liquorice and cake, like wienerbrød, but unfortunately I can't eat it, at least not as often as I would like.

By the way is Nachos American…???

This is different. This is PURE EVIL. No one can accidentally change the channel to Dr. Phil.

Yes, Mona, Nachos ARE American. You forget that the term "America" does not refer to the USA only, but to all countries on both the North and South American continents. (Whew! Dodged that one!)

Thanks for the bread lesson and the interesting Danish take on Danish.. I took notes. ;-)

Next question for discussion: What's rotten in Denmark?

Damn right!! Dr. Phil is evil. Do you live with my fiancee too? (She absolutely loves Dr. Phil)

Hey KR
I had to think long and hard, but to answer your question - that would be small mindedness and lack of respect for other people.
I hate that Muhammad crisis has created an opinion about my feelings toward other people and religions. As per definition I now hate Muslim, just because I'm Danish. And I really don't. I just don't have that in me. It would be hypocritical of me to want to travel the world and learn about new things and tradition and cultures, if I felt that way.
And According to 60 minutes I live in a country filled with naive people. I don't know. I just happen to enjoy forming my own opinion about people of any kind of religion, colour or culture.

Now relax, Mr. Brandon, It's just TV.... ;O)

Mona -- I didn't intend for you to take the question so seriously, but thanks for the frank response. I was thinking more along the lines of Hamlet, though I forget which character proclaimed something rotten in Denmark. Probably Hammy himself, being the brooding type...

I know that, but then I thought I could come up with an answer. I actually discussed Hamlet with my niece and nephew and, and they try to explain the setting for that sentence and they came up short too...
but now I know... :O)))
Marcellus (an officer) says "Something is rotten in the state of Denmark," having just seen the ghost of Hamlet's father, the late king of Denmark.

Ah. Ghosts. Always a rotten lot...

Mona - Now, it was not PURE EVIL - It was a VERY IMPORTANT episode of Dr. Phil - one that could save all of our lives. Plus, I had the chocolate cake, and other snacks handy this time - all within reach - but just out of reach of my husband! ;- P