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my favourite thing about history is how everyone tries to invade russia but are somehow caught off guard by the russian winter 

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in soviet russia country fight for you

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MY favourite thing about history is how Russia tried to invade us and was caught off guard by OUR winter!

[kekeism]

My favorite thing about history is how after Winter War Finnish people are caught off guard by their own winter every single year.

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On Filter Magazine’s Truth or Dare.Nick have to send to a celebrity “I’m hungry like the wolf” he chose John Taylor..

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Brother Firetribe 15th Anniversary Tour 2017

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Never saw these! I hope no one else did because it’s the best feeling ever

[youronlytruth]

Amaranthe tomorrow! :D

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Same here! :D

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Hi!! So on the Norwegian/English dictionary i was using I saw that both "hvis" and "om" can mean mean "if". Would you mind giving a quick rundown on how to use these? Thank you 💕

Hey there! <3

“Hvis” and “om” can be used interchangeably in conditional sentences/clauses and when expressing a wish, e.g.:

Conditional:

“Jeg kommer, om/hvis jeg har nok penger.” - “I’ll come, if I have enough money.”

“Hva om/hvis det regner?” - “What if it’s raining?”

“Om/hvis du skal dit, så kommer ikke jeg.” - “If you’re going, then I’m not coming.” 

Wish:

“Om/hvis du bare hadde hørt på meg!” - “If only you’d listened to me!”

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However, even though they both technically mean “if”, they’re not always interchangeable – more to the point: there exists a handful of circumstances in which you’ll only be able to use “om”. 

For example, you can only use “om” to report indirect yes-no questions, OR to express an alternative - in other words; “om” can function just like the English “whether”. (keep in mind that when you use the English “whether” you usually have to add “or not” somewhere in the sentence - which isn’t obligatory in Norwegian.) 

“Vet du om hun kommer?” - “Do you know if she’s coming?” OR “Do you know whether she’s coming (or not)?”

“Jeg vet ikke om hun kommer.” - “I don’t know if she’s coming.” OR “I don’t know whether she’s coming (or not).”

“Jeg lurte på om jeg skulle ta meg en gåtur.” - “I was wondering if I should go for a walk.” OR “I was wondering whether I should go for a walk (or not).”

Basically, if you’re able to use “whether” in the English translation, you’re most likely dealing with a sentence where you’re only able to use “om” - I really can’t think of any other way to explain it :c

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You can also only use “om” in hypothetical comparisons - and it will usually be paired with “som” - kind of like how you’d use “as if” in English, e.g.:

“Det så ut som om lynet hadde slått ned.” - “It looked like/as if lightning had struck.” 

(it might sound more natural to use “like” in the English translation - but since you’re most likely already thinking of “om” as the Norwegian “if”, it’s probably easier this way: “som om” = “as if”.)

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You can also only use “om” in certain admission sentences or contrasting clauses - and most of the time it’ll be paired with either “selv”, “enn”, or “så”.

“Jeg drar, selv om du ikke vil.” - “I’m going, even if you don’t want to.”

“Han så bedre ut, om enn noe blek.” - “He looked better, if a bit pale.”

“Vi drar nå, om jeg så må tvinge deg.” - “We’re leaving now, even if I have to force you.”

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I might have forgotten a few, but that should cover a fair bit of it! c:

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Hei ;) Can you please explain the difference in usage of 'jeg synes' and 'jeg tror'? Takk på forhånd!

Hey there! <3

Sooo, while “jeg synes”, “jeg tror”, and “jeg tenker” can all be translated into “I think”, the phrases are actually not really interchangeable. 

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“Jeg tenker” - means “I think”, as in that you’re literally thinking something/ having a thought. 

“Hva gjør du?” - “What are you doing?”“Jeg tenker.” - “I’m thinking.” 

“Jeg tenkte at vi kunne være hjemme hos meg.” - “I was thinking that we could be at my place.” 

“Hva tenker du på?” - “What are you thinking about?”

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“Jeg synes” - means “I think”, as in that you have a personal opinion about something - you could, alternatively, think of it as “I feel”. 

“Hva synes du om det nye bordet?” - “What do you think of the new table?” (Or “How do you feel about the new table?”)“Jeg synes det er stygt.” - “I think it’s ugly.” 

“Jeg synes du burde si unnskyld.” - “I think you should apologize.” (or “I feel like you should apologize”)

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“Jeg tror” - means “I think”, as in that you believe (in) something. 

“Jeg tror jeg burde gå nå.” - “I think I should go now.” 

“Jeg tror ikke du forstår.” - “I don’t think you understand.” (”I believe you don’t understand”)

“Jeg tror det blir gøy!” - “I think it’ll be fun!” (”I believe it’ll be fun!”)

“Jeg tror det.” - “I think so.” (”I believe so.”)

“Jeg tror på deg.” - “I believe in you.” 

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I hope that helps! <3

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There is something oddly appealing about the idea of Arthur Dent and Khan as a couple, isn't there..?

Indeed, one could even say fascinating. Physically, Khan is imposing, carefully put together, openly displaying his prowess – and Arthur is stumbling around the galaxy in his bathrobe.

They’re both initially reluctant to leave their familiar present: Arthur his home (planet) and Khan his position as leader of his people, but when they’re torn from this situation and introduced to the new one, they adapt swiftly and even thrive. A certain adventurous spirit seems to dwell in both of them.

Together, I would see them as very much like Sherlock and John. Isolated intelligence grounded by common sense grown from experience and living. And yes, adorable piggyback rides because why not :D

How would you see them, @minolyn?

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Roger Taylor and John Taylor, Duran Duran.

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35/50 Favorite Photos of Duran Duran

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I think nicks pants need more zippers

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This picture never fails to confuse me. John looks cold, the others look fine, and then there’s Andy who obviously isn’t freezing despite having no shirt.

What was the weather like at the time this was taken?

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Today, we are soldiers. Soldiers die for their country.

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make me choose - docorwho asked: sherlock or supernatural