Yes I do.
In fact you have been very good at that, far better than me

- on the other hand, I'm pretty good at using your name, BladeD, so that you'll know
whether I'm talking to you or to youse.

nap is doing his research and found the website belonging to Fossaw's present captain.
Those pictures are so worth looking at.
Just one example
The captain is German.
He's my captain now
See you again, Kraland, SeriousCrunchers .....
EDIT: Sent Curnen, the captain, a message
from his website. He has a SNURK sign

Fossaw, I have never come upon anything that would be off topic here.
Anything goes.
Only ErikaT has happened to break in and take a very interesting discussion in the bud.
That was one about gun laws.
keithhenry made me understand why I should accept this case of limiting Freedom of Speech
with a post filled with his own sadness ...
I just began to read 'Den 2. amerikanske borgerkrig'
- it means 'The second American Civil War'.

Anyhow, post what you want, no off topics here, and remember for the sake of the Americans:
We are a family forum, we are Politically Correct, and we walk on cat paws around the Second Amendment.

Now morfar/mormor and farfar/farmor, yes, I wondered somewhere, but forgot where.
I still want to know, so if you have input, please
EDIT: Just thought of this. The text with some comments is here.
You may have been Danish long enough to know the subtleties of the language.
We are able to and we do like to write/say things between the lines so to speak
and thereby circumvent some Political Correctness and such ...
making sure that Freedom of Speech is not a blonde completely robbed of her clothing

Fair enough, you asked for it. I speak from personal experience, I believe what I say is general to the rest of the land though. I have a mother and father, (he died, in 2008, but that is not relevent). but speaking to them or informally with others, anyone really, I would call my mother "mum" and my father "dad". My, for example, mum had a mother, and she would officially, or in high English be called my maternal grandmother, but she would also be my mums mum, mormor. You can see, I hope, how that would work, not a single word perhaps but mums mum, and mormor are kind of alike. Does that help?

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Hmmm, he didn't answer me...

No. Pop is even less formal than dad, rather an Americanism. Oddly, I remember calling my mothers father grand dad. It was a long time ago, but I think thats right, I should have thought mums dad would be more correct. My family is rather odd. I knew my mothers parents and her three brothers with their wives and kids, but my fathers side was never talked about, even when one of my paternal cousins was in the same year as me at the same school, often in the same class. I was never given reasons for this, and had no interest in pursuing it.

Penguins are cool, pretty cold in fact most of the time. I've seen penguins on the Galapagos Islands when I was there, the weather is MUCH warmer there, but the sea is pretty cold due to the Humboldt current from Antarctica. I don't recall seeing them at Ushaia though. I DO find penguins interesting.