I feel like most things are your thing, rosa

Challenge accepted

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Give me five dollars and I'll do it

A true viking also didn't fight for the sake of hurting others; A true viking fought for treasure, the honor of his people and the honor of his gods.

All through Scandinavia slaying another in battle was a sign of strength and courage. It was also believed that if you died in a war or fight, you were granted a seat in Valhalla, at the same table as Oden, which was the greatest honor. If someone was killed in battle by another, their killer had "given" them the highest honor of all. So in most cases, no, as both their religion and social customs tolerated it and even encouraged it. Killing kin or allies was considered atrocious, though, which is why Erik Den Röde was both feared and hated throughout Scandinavia.

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That's the joke

Fun Fact: Countries taken over by religious cults can also have a history

How is it a problem that her dishwares survived? And how is it a first world problem when there's a fire??

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