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If I were a boy~!

Sigart — Sat, 13 Apr 2013 17:59:35 GMT

If I were born with a weener, I'd spend all day trolling feminists. Seriously. I swear 80% of these people can't tell the difference between a regular a douche-bag and real sexism.

God, sometimes I really do wish I was born a man XDD

Dear fellow Europeans

Sigart — Fri, 01 Feb 2013 20:49:39 GMT

A curious thing happened in Hetalia this week; Japan raised his hand with his forefinger and middle finger crossed and a mysterious caption appeared claiming this was how they raised their hand in Europe (in school). Well. I'm European (Danish) and I have never crossed my fingers when raising my hand. Neither has my English friend I discussed this with.

So, I guess I just want to know. Dear fellow Europeans! Does anyone of you come from an area where this is done and/or have you any idea where such a misunderstanding could've arisen from? XD

Mangirl!

Sigart — Thu, 03 Jan 2013 14:57:28 GMT

Am I the only one thinking this title is a little misleading if you don't speak Japanese?! XD

Christmas shopping

Sigart — Wed, 19 Dec 2012 18:00:22 GMT

Gods above, make it end~ :tantrum:

Damn it, I hate Christmas shopping. And don't get me wrong, I don't mind the queuing or the jostling or the giving out ridiculous amounts of money for gifts; it's the fining gifts that are suitable part that I despise >_>; Also, the leaving my computer for extended amounts of time part.

I do like giving gifts and believing with myself that I've given a gift that will be appreciated part. But the rest? Eugh.

Next year, I'm ordering online.

Closet sadists?

Sigart — Mon, 03 Dec 2012 20:22:08 GMT

http://thechive.com/2012/11/26/quite...r-video/#close

Some people are just evil <3

Good Danish humour

Sigart — Thu, 10 May 2012 21:58:14 GMT

YES! I found a clip with Dolph which is subbed, haha XDD

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M9mN-...50tsUIK2sVeicw

Danish satire at its best. (Please don't take it seriously)

Edit: Video contains strong language and is very offensive to... black people, socialists, hippies, women, minstrels and that ilk ;)

Sarah Palin for President!

Sigart — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 12:58:51 GMT

..Ahahahaha, I wish XD That'd ensure I could make fun of America for life. ...Ah, hell, I do that anyway, whatever.

So, just saw a preview of the up-and-coming Iron Sky.

...

Guys. You must watch. If nothing else because Sarah Palin really is the President of the United States of America in the movie. And because of space Nazis. Cannot forget the space Nazis. ...Nothing can go wrong with this combination, nothing!

..Well, unless you're either Nazi or American and cannot take a joke.

Awesome quote time! (May or may not be accurate as I'm remembering after having watched the movie only once)

Sarah Palin: If it succeeds, it's my brilliant idea, if it doesn't, it's your horrible idea.
OR!
Sarah Palin: Nazis? Excellent, they're the only ones we've ever beaten in a fair fight. This just keeps getting better.
OR!
Random Russian Officer: Mir entering combat.
Sarah Palin: WHAT?!

XDDD I promise you guys, this movie is gold.

Food Blog #8 (I think, kinda lost count) - Loli attraction cake

Sigart — Wed, 15 Feb 2012 12:04:28 GMT

Not gonna bother writing this one out, guys. Found image.

Denmark vs. Sweden

Sigart — Mon, 04 Jul 2011 18:00:37 GMT

So, prompted by Hetalia fandom (I hate the franchise, the fandom rocks) and Scandinaia against the World ( satvcomic.com ) I looked up the war history of Denmark to ascertain that Denmark and Sweden really does have a history as the most wars fought between two countries in the world and... Ha... so amusing XD

Since I'm not seriously checking this out, I just looked it up on wikipedia and... well... it's really interesting read. ...Aka a long list of [year] "war breaks out with Sweden", [year] "Denmark invades Sweden" [year] "Uprising in Sweden against Danish rule" [year] "War breaks out with Sweden" [year] "War braks out with Sweden, when.." .... Etc.

It's amusing read.

I counted 9 actual wars and 3 or 4 uprisings of Swedes contesting Danish rule.

[/history lesson]

Best. Strip. Ever.

Sigart — Tue, 28 Jun 2011 19:14:52 GMT

From Scandinavia and the world, which I only found recently (see my last blog).

http://satwcomic.com/tea-party-crasher

I don't know about you guys, but I think she's got a stereotypical male Dane down pat. Also, Netherlands <3

ETA: http://satwcomic.com/ungodly-surprise

Same concept except including Denmark's (apparently religious) colony <3

Scandinavia and the World

Sigart — Mon, 27 Jun 2011 23:39:57 GMT

So, I just suffered through two days of no internet ;_; That really blew. Like, majorly. Especially because Rag is in Copenhagen so I couldn't call her up and I somehow kept expecting the problem to be solved in the next ten minutes XD

But a few hours into today, I finally decided that it was indeed not going to fix itself, so I went home to hardfish, who introduced me to this wonderful, wonderful webcomic, called "Scandinavia and the World". It's like Hetalia, except, you know, actually awesome. Also, actually written by a European so she's actually got the European stereotypes down pat. And since I'm sure you will be wondering, yes, she got the Danish guy down pat. Well, she ought to, snce she' Danish herself.

Seriously. Check it out.

Also, this is awesome

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Anniversary :O

Sigart — Tue, 21 Jun 2011 13:56:08 GMT

I had TOTALLY forgotten (which I did last year and the year before that as well, but yesterday was my three year anniversary on AC.

Not counting miscellaneous hiatus's and such :p

Yay, congratulations to me!!!

...Wow, this is really bordering on blog spam XDD

Pad's favourite loli sites

Sigart — Tue, 21 Jun 2011 00:28:55 GMT

This is an experiment. Ho many views can this interesting title bring? :rolleyes:

Sorry to those who actually were expecting loli. I apologize from the deepest recesses of my heart.

...Here, have some random facts.

Food Blog #7 - Dinner recipe, pesto-cream pasta

Sigart — Mon, 20 Jun 2011 16:59:56 GMT

Made this yesterday and while it migh be considered a bit time consuming, I think this is a really easy way to make something very delicious.

Now, this is a rather lose kind of recipe, so I can't say exactly how much you need for ingredients.. I'm pretty much going on feeling when I make this, but I'll try to give estimates for the novices.

You need (for what I made yesterday):
- pasta (Uh... 200 g dry weight? :eek: )
- � l cooking cream or coffee creamer (or if you're more health conscious or has trouble with your weight, you can use milk, even. Just not skimmed milk, at least use full-fat milk for this)
- one can/glass of store-bought green pesto
- Two chicken breasts
- 100g bacon cut in small pieces
- � pointed cabbage (they're in season. At least in Denmark)
- 3 big carrots
- 1 squash
- 2 onions
- garlic (I personally used half of an entire garlic cluster, but... I really like garlic :p )
- salt and pepper
- oil for frying

Boil the pasta in a big (really, need to be very big) casserole to a point that it's not entirely ready (if the pack says 10 minutes, give it 7-8 minutes) and remove the water.

Fry the bacon in a frying pan, it shouldn't yet be crisp when you're done, and put it in with the pasta.

Chop onions and garlic and fry them in the pan at a high temperature until the onions are opaque. Constant stirring is a must or they'll burn. Pour them into the casserole with the pasta.

Peel and chop carrots and fry in the pan (use oil of necessary) at high temperature until they're only just tender (if you chop them about 3 mm thick, this'll take around 10 minutes). Constant stirring is a must or they'll burn.

Remove the two outer-most leaves from the cabbage (if you started with a whole one) and chop the half you're gonna use crudely (wrap the rest in air-tight something and put it in the fridge for some other day unless you want to use all of it for the food), rinse under cold water and pour it into the frying pan. Rinse the squash and chop it in cubes and pour it into the frying pan with the cabbage. Fry at high temperature while constantly stirring for 3-4 minutes at most and pour it into the casserole.

Chop the chicken breasts into thin bite sized pieces, salt and pepper them and fry in the pan. Start at high temperature and when they've gained some colour, turn the temperature down to middle-low and give them another 3 minutes on each side. At most! (also depending on how thin you sliced it) The chicken should only just be done when you pour it into he casserole as well.

Pour cream and pesto into the casserole, turn on the heat to middle-low and mix it all well. Let the dish simmer under a close-fitting lid for 5-6 minutes (do the washing up in the mean-time :rolleyes:).

This should feed 3-4 people (or two, if you eat like cartoon characters XD) The overall ratio of meat-pasta-vegetables should be 1-1-2 or even �-1-2, depending on how health conscious you are and stuff.

Take note that the only constant in this dish is the pasta, the cream and the pesto. Aside from that, you can pretty much pour anything in. Beef, pork, bell peppers, broccoli, egg plant... I can't think of any vegetables you can't use. Though if you choose tomatoes, maybe you should go with red pesto instead of green. And potatoes, being starchy like pasta, would destroy the balance, but would probably still taste good. And as long as the meat is without bones, everything works as well. I've tried this with both pork and turkey. Fish would probably fall apart but, hey, would still taste good. Most likely. I don't think I've tried it, though, so don't sue me if you try and it doesn't work XD

Oh, another thing! Since pointed cabbage is in season in Denmark, that means the cabbage I used was unusually big. It was like... 25 cm in diametre. Not in-season pointed cabbage is smaller, and you'd probably end up needing all of it.

I give all credit for this recipe to Ragnarok, who showed it to me first. Ragnarok uses fresh pasta for this, but I didn't have any (and didn't want to buy it). If you use fresh pasta (which needs only 2-3 minutes of boiling) you should probably boil it for just 1-1� minute, but the cream sauce doesn't boil so well, so the dish still needs those 5 minutes in the end.

Here's a picture. Uh, second helping :p

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Sharing for the good of mankind (and lols)

Sigart — Tue, 14 Jun 2011 17:27:07 GMT

Yes I just made a blog with the sole purpose of sharing a skipping Sephiroth.

...I know it's old, but in this case Old is Gold.