Re: Horses...
From Herman Andresen <her...@ulrik.uio.no>
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Lauri Kangas wrote: > > Veronica Karlsson kirjoitti viestiss� <380...@earthling.net>... > > >Sleipner: > <snip> > > I didn't get that one? > -- > Lauri Kangas > epl...@kolumbus.fBi > Remove B for reply > ----------------------- > "Give hammers to spammers" Sleipner is the name of the horse belonging to Odin, the chief of the Old Nordic Gods (during the Viking Age). According to the myth, Sleipner had eight legs. The nordic gods (Odin, Thor, Froya, and the rest) are vell know in Norway (my home country), Sweeden (Veronica) and probably also in Denmark (CeeJay). I even thought you finnish guys knew them, but it seems I'm wrong here. -- Herman Andresen (Sigless, but hey, maybe someone could help me?) her...@ski.online.no
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