Re: Horses...
From Christian 'CeeJay' Jensen <REM...@CeeJay.findhere.com>
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· 20 Oct 1999 00:00 · View full thread
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: > >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). Definately ! : I even thought you finnish guys knew them, but it : seems I'm wrong here. Sleipner is not the best known .. most people have heard of Thor , the god of thunder and his magic hammer Mj�lner , maybe also of Odin and of the rainbow bridge to Valhal .. but Sleipner is not known to many. .: CJ :.
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