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In Dublin there was a monument locally called "The Floozie in the Jacuzzi" ("floozie" is someone promiscuous) which apparently the artist quite liked. It got moved off the main thoroughfare at some point.
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Welcome to Norway, home of the stave church, cheese slicer and death metal!
Oh, and this is in my home town:
Norway can be extreme sometimes (maybe that's why there's an Extreme Sport Festival).
Just last night I learned what a stave church was, and that many of them were burned down in arson attacks by people in the black metal scene in the '90s. Now I learn that what I've always known as a cheese slicer is from Norway. (Funny coincidence about who settled here...)
It's not the cheese slicer I fear. It's the cheese. Brunost is... different.
It's different, but also really good! If you had it by itself, it's not a good experience. From what I've heard, the best way for foreigners to try brunost is on a waffle. You should try it!
I was in Norway some years ago, visiting a friend in her summer... hut? Everything about it was great, but that cheese was not mine ๐