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"Goldilocks and The Three Bears" was one of my favourite fairytales as a kid, nowadays it's more like this:
EDIT: I almost forgot this one:
EDIT: I almost forgot this one:
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Karhu
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"Goldilocks and The Three Bears" was one of my favourite fairytales as a kid, nowadays it's more like this:
Iso Karhu and a pikku Karhu, awesome. I'll take the iso Karhu.
Eurynome
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papajohnny
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koivusaari
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@papajohnny - It is an ancient symbol Saint John's Arms
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_John's_Arms
In Finnish language is called Hannunvaakuna but it's also known as Käpälikkö.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_John's_Arms
In Finnish language is called Hannunvaakuna but it's also known as Käpälikkö.
papajohnny
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Yes, I know, but thank you for explaining nonetheless.
I wasn't aware that Solstafir used that symbol too - that is quite awesome.
Eurynome
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And something NOT related to cats for a change:
(fiction shelf at the Ylöjärvi municipal library near Tampere)
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Amokala
Once I saw humour mugs related to horoscopes and I even had to buy own one. I'm Libra, and the mug says that Libra would be "charming, good-looking, elegant, funny, hating quarrels, diplomatic, social and fair. Huh? Perfect?"
Eurynome
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Make-up tips in today's issue of a small Swedish newspaper (Västerbottenskuriren). According to the image caption, the cat at the bottom of the big picture is named Abbath. Who would have thought it... 
Make-up tips in today's issue of a small Swedish newspaper (Västerbottenskuriren). According to the image caption, the cat at the bottom of the big picture is named Abbath. Who would have thought it...
Gosh, your newspapers are so much better than ours! :Smokedev:
