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Feb 28, 2007 20:39

Oi suomalainen kulttuuri. Mitä hienoja asioita oletkaan tuottanut pitkän historiasi aikana. Joista nyt en oikein osaa selittää mitään mieltä ylentävää, vaikka mieleen tulee kyllä vaikka minkälaista kulttuuriperintöä ja hienoja, vähän nykyaikaisempiakin asioita. Ja jotenkin on pakko kirjoittaa suomeksi vaikka tietää, että ehkä vähän voisi ( Read more... )

suomalaisuutta juhlistaen, suomeksi

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From the Wiki link plazmah February 28 2007, 20:05:14 UTC
Väinämöinen's young rival, Joukahainen, who promises his sister Aino to Väinämöinen when he loses a singing contest.

So much win! I absolutely love learning about classic epics from other cultures. :)

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Re: From the Wiki link fivil February 28 2007, 20:06:32 UTC
I meant to mention that! American Idol? We did it first, baby. Instead of a recording deal, there was a girl involved, though.

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Re: From the Wiki link plazmah February 28 2007, 20:35:59 UTC
I just think about how much more hilarious the Mahabharata would have been if the game of dice had been replaced by a singing contest. Ancient Indian Royalty: Would Have Been Fucked If They Went To Vegas. ;P

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Re: From the Wiki link fivil February 28 2007, 20:40:45 UTC
Sounds like a good idea for a BW movie... ;)

Anyway, your country's (in this case, your country is India, not Canada) national epic owns my country's in length. JESUS CHRIST that thing is maha.

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eien_chiharu March 1 2007, 13:56:00 UTC
Sounds interesting! I really enjoy epics. I'm actually reading The Ramayan right now in my free time at work.

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fivil March 1 2007, 13:58:52 UTC
Indian epics are cool! :)

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ninaeatspie March 3 2007, 12:09:44 UTC
so, i wiki'ed it (in German) and it sounds like something I'd absolutely LOVE. we seem to be the same person sometimes, it's kinda creepy.

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fivil March 3 2007, 12:28:30 UTC
Hahaha, well, I merely plugged it for its Finnishness. I have to admit I haven't read it in full. The whole format of poetry is Hebrew to me sometimes.

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