I'm afraid that the announcement of series 2 of Snow Angels last month means that there are now no office blocks, homes, families, political parties, police forces or social clubs in the whole of Scandinavia which are not directly involved in a fictional murder
it's weird how scandis view themselves versus the rest of the world, it's like they have never considered what a constant feed of horrific murder shows, pitch black winter sets and psychological trauma twists would be interpreted as
"oh we'Are a such a fuhn and happhy peepul!"
"errr, but aren't you all moaping around in the dark and constantly murdering people?"
it's like when some idiot started that "scandi fashion" trend in the 00s and now you can't book a hotel in Stockholm without 500 different shaped pillows or a bed shaped like a harp or a cat's anus to hang your jacket on instead of a hook because they've all got it into their heads that they need to do "scandi design"
Rham, the series you want for cool Scandi women in business suits, in swish offices, and swish kitchen, with no murders, is Borgen, the politics one.
The plot and the dialogue are dull and repetitive 'I will talk to the chairman of the minority socialist party if you keep the media at bay' but it doesn't matter, it's worth it for the suits.
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Denmark seems a really hard nut to crack jobswise
maybe carlsberg would have me as a taster
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Someone who used to be on my team left to join their tax department.
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I'm afraid that the announcement of series 2 of Snow Angels last month means that there are now no office blocks, homes, families, political parties, police forces or social clubs in the whole of Scandinavia which are not directly involved in a fictional murder
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I would like to meet such ladies for leisure purposes, for sure
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* being married permitting obv, ie not
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I am probably going to denmark in the summer clergs. will ask around
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chz wang
it is a weird dynamic for me because obviously I luv wfh (fck the office!) yet am drawn to their swishy offices
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it's weird how scandis view themselves versus the rest of the world, it's like they have never considered what a constant feed of horrific murder shows, pitch black winter sets and psychological trauma twists would be interpreted as
"oh we'Are a such a fuhn and happhy peepul!"
"errr, but aren't you all moaping around in the dark and constantly murdering people?"
it's like when some idiot started that "scandi fashion" trend in the 00s and now you can't book a hotel in Stockholm without 500 different shaped pillows or a bed shaped like a harp or a cat's anus to hang your jacket on instead of a hook because they've all got it into their heads that they need to do "scandi design"
weird place
but Copenhagen food is hard to top
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I have never watched a single scandi-noir murder mystery. Where should I start?
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have been thinking about going to Billund for the Legos
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The Bridge or The Killing
probably The Killing first
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I accidentally watched The American remake of the killing. But years ago.
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yeah don't do that
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quite liked the american remake
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@Clerghers - my sister has come back from her annual trip to Copenhagen but this time spent a week in the Faroes - looked beautiful and elemental.
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Rham, the series you want for cool Scandi women in business suits, in swish offices, and swish kitchen, with no murders, is Borgen, the politics one.
The plot and the dialogue are dull and repetitive 'I will talk to the chairman of the minority socialist party if you keep the media at bay' but it doesn't matter, it's worth it for the suits.
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Yeah Borgen is just like living in Edinburgh but fewer ugmos
Which actually is probably what Scandinavia is like
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The faroes are totally mystical jc!! Where did she stay?
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