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  1. @twirlynoodle.comBluesky

    Sometimes, while travelling through East Anglia, I like to guess what the original Danish placenames might have been, and what clue that might give to the history. This one might be a little too obvious.

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  2. Well done the Danish artist and European Parliament, BRAVO, expresses what the world thinks of Trump, the worst President ever😍😍😍 youtube.com/shorts/b8EcK...

    youtube.com Trump the orange plague statue #fdt #politics #fafo #maga #liberal #trump #funny #orange #europe

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  3. The Danish government and the EU should be looking into this and into Syddansk Universitet - University of Southern Denmark, which has condoned this so-called research. 1/ www.theguardian.com/society/2026...

    theguardian.com Controversial vaccine trial touted by RFK Jr gets go-ahead in Guinea-Bissau

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  4. @CiaraNi@mastodon.greenMastodon

    There should be a Nobel Prize in Complex World-building and Structurally Sound Plot Construction and it should be given to Emily St. John Mandel immediately. Exit Party is gobsmackingly well done. I rushed to return my library edition the second I finished it because there were 9 people in the queue and I want to pass on the pleasure without delay. #Books #Audiobooks #Bookstodon

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  5. @alexandrac.bsky.socialBluesky

    My post flu jab treat, which I do every year. This time, a Cream & Caramel Slice. I was going to go for a Danish Whirl, but they'd sold out, maybe it was fate, because this is amazing:

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  6. @PTM@mas.toMastodon

    Why is there no word for please in the Nordic languages? "Like a lot of people, when I travel I learn the basics of hello, goodbye, yes, no, please and thank you. But that's just not possible in Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, Icelandic or Finnish, where there is no catch-all word that works in quite the same way. " bbc.com/travel/article/2026100…

    bbc.com Why is there no word for please in the Nordic languages?

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  7. @davidsnow.bsky.socialBluesky

    watched The Last Viking, a pretty off the wall and archly dark humoured Danish/Swedish co-production, Mikkelson is the big star name but everyone delivers here...what could be a pretty straightforward crime caper takes a very unexpected detour, bookended with a fabulous little animation, 4 out 5 📽🎥

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  8. @gavinyamey.bsky.socialBluesky

    There’s also a simple question that I think is a very important one GDP/capita, 2025: Denmark—$76,970 Guinea-Bissau—$1,124 Why are white Danish researchers flying into one of the most resource-poor nations on earth to do a study that withholds a life-saving intervention from half of babies?

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