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#23

Coming for our dog passports and we don’t speak because we’re not jetsetting canines

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#24

Lazio

#25

Millwall

#26

The ‘Music’ board

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#27

welcome back CK!

#28

subscribing to an ethos which is quite hard to spell

#29

Whining about children’s films on social media

#30

only fools and horses

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#31

Stopping the count

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#32

Appropriating Norse mythology :slightly_frowning_face:

I once worked with someone who named their child after a Norse mythology thing, always wandered if they were fash

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#33

The movie ‘300’
Not understanding the point of ‘Starship Troopers’

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#34

I gave a lift to a proper viking once, he seemed fine[quote=“pinkybrain, post:32, topic:55014, full:true”]
Appropriating Norse mythology :slightly_frowning_face:

I once worked with someone who named their child after a Norse mythology thing, always wandered if they were fash
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I gave a lift to a proper viking once, he seemed fine

#35

I have a friend with a daughter named Freya, should I keep an eye on her? :wink:

#36

My youngest niece is a Freya

#37

:smiley: probably keep an eye on this thread see what everyone else decides is Fash

The name was

Summary

valkyrie

Which is maybe slightly Sus idk, definitely less common than Freya. Probably barking up the wrong tree

#38

I think it’s a nice name. In Norse legends, Freya rode in a basket pulled by kittens. It’s also where we get the words “friend” and “Friday”.

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#39

Big Marvel fan maybe?

#40

Oh same, big fan. Shame Marvel came along and ruined it all.

#42

Imagine naming your kid Elsa before frozen came out. Must be a nightmare

not into marvel so didn’t realize valkyrie was a reference oops

#43

Had a Harry Potter in my year at school. He quickly became Henry.

ditto with marvel, just know they plundered the norse canon with thor, loki etc

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