#invault

[fuckyeahnorwegian]

The university in oslo is considered big, for norwegians at least, and some people have told me that it can be hard to find people to hang out with. And btw NTNU in trondheim have a way better "fadderuke", which i'm not really sure how to explain?

fadderuke = freshers’ week?

[northseas]

Sitting at Starbucks, and it's for school. Like for real. Our teacher told us to go on an inspiration trip to a cafe. mscootapatootie

[northseas]

SPOILERALERT you got hella red hair eheheheheheh

/GASP!/ How did you know??!?!?!?

But you are also wrong. It is orange, not red. Common mistake :P

MAKE ASSUMPTIONS OF ME AND I WILL SAY IF THEY ARE RIGHT OR WRONG

[feltedhousetrap]

invault replied to your post:but hey on that post about marriage, does secular mean like not related to religion whatsoever? not sure if google translate did justice to the word. haha english is obviously not my first language. if that is the case i totally agree tho, or i would probably never marry myself. i dont think a ring and a paper seals the deal anyways :D

thanks!in norway it is completely possible to be legally married without any ceremony,and gay people can by law have a ceremony in church. unfortunately not all priests are willing to do it,but there are some who does it. I totally agree with you

Oh I am aware; I live there (here?) myself. What I see I forgot to mention is that I think no religious institution should have the right to issue said legal papers. 'Cause believe it or not I personally identify as Christian, but still think that religion and government should be, in all things completely separate. That said, it is better to live in a place where priests are lawfully obliged to wed gay couples than a place where they are banned from doing so.

[feltedhousetrap]

but hey on that post about marriage, does secular mean like not related to religion whatsoever? not sure if google translate did justice to the word. haha english is obviously not my first language. if that is the case i totally agree tho, or i would probably never marry myself. i dont think a ring and a paper seals the deal anyways :D

It does indeed mean not related to religion. And in case that was unclear, I meant the legally binding part. Anyone who wants to can have a religious ceremony if they like, but your religious society shouldn't be able to issue legally binding contracts. As a matter of fact, getting the legal papers need not recquire any ceremony at all in my opinion. Of course that doesn't mean I think non-secular ceremonies should not be sanctioned, just that ceremony, religious or not, should not be needed to sign papers that say 'we pay each other's bills, we share all our money and whatever we buy after this point is the joint possession of us both'. 'Cause as far as I understand it, those are, perhaps simplified, the legal constraints of marriage, and if two people want that, well, then they should be allowed to have it.

[northseas]

In class right now, we are drawing people from Media (mostly movies and animations) on the wall! We are using one of those old over-heads to project it on the wall. It is really fun, and it looks really good. On the wall there is:

Dash from the Incredible

Darth Vader

Ellie from the Last of Us (drawn by mscootapatootie)

Wall-e

Homer

Loki

Samurai Jack

The house from UP

Walter White from Breaking Bad

And soon going on the wall is:

Amelie (Being done by invault)

Cloud Siffer from Final Fantasy VII

Sophie from Howl's Moving Castle (I am doing that one)

Snufkin from the Moomis (also being done by mscootapatootie)

Yey! Media class!

[exulis]

Last time you had ffeeelings for someone? :))xx

right now >.< actually ive never not liked anyone since like 2nd grade lmfao

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