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If the characters from A Confederacy of Dunces and South Park joined together and went a-viking, you’d get something like The Scandinavian Aggressors.
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Vikings didn’t carve Dighton Rock, but lots of people said they did anyway. Check out the new post for more about all that including a variety of images of both the rock itself as well as an actual legitimate runestone replica in Massachusetts.
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🎶If you want blood, we’ll give you some🎶
But if signed books are more your thing, then we can help out with that, too.
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Plus, we’re delighted to receive such praise from William R. Short, manager of the @Hurstwic_LLC
viking combat group and co-author of in-depth viking battle and combat books.
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Don’t forget the prelude to today’s historic anniversary: mcsweeneys.net/articles/a-sh…
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My feature in Scandinavian Review is now available for free to anyone. Also features a ton of more industrious people and initiatives: Jackson Crawford, Hyldyr etc.
Read it here: scandinavianaggression.com/w…
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In Icelandic folklore, elves are said to inhabit the large volcanic rocks found all over the island. Locals will sometimes paint doors on the rocks or construct tiny houses on them, making little shrines to mark where the elves are so they won't get disturbed.
#MythologyMonday
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The Swedish tomte or nisse guarded farms and livestock, provided the household treated him respectfully. A bowl of porridge was a traditional offering. Forgetting the butter could provoke trouble in some tales. Even fairy farmhands had culinary standards. #MythologyMonday
Sleep with one eye open, gripping your pillow tight with this cute and cuddly Odinic sacrifice design, available at the Scandinavian Aggression Dashery shop



























