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Quote from: echo_trail on November 29, 2010, 04:43:42 amThule is a Danish/American joint military outpost on Greenland(Greenland is Danish), that was set up during the cold war. It's mainly a radar station, working as an extension of NORAD in case of a missile attack. However, the last decade or so it's been used for more friendly purposes. It's a popular site for astronomers, due to the clear night sky, and the easy accessibility. The natives call it "Pituffik", but it also goes by the name of Bluie West Six.Greenland is Norwegian >:[ And when are you guys going to release the Faroe Islands! It must be nice being the only Scandinavian country to keep colonies after the 20th century I like that association though. Greenland is fairly Thule-like. And so is radar.
Thule is a Danish/American joint military outpost on Greenland(Greenland is Danish), that was set up during the cold war. It's mainly a radar station, working as an extension of NORAD in case of a missile attack. However, the last decade or so it's been used for more friendly purposes. It's a popular site for astronomers, due to the clear night sky, and the easy accessibility. The natives call it "Pituffik", but it also goes by the name of Bluie West Six.
1. No it's not. 2. Never - we're just that awesome.
and touching that Mermaid statue's holy titties
Actually Panzer Thule does sound pretty sweet, but you've already tainted the name and removed my claim to originality so I will have to think of something else.Quote from: echo_trail on November 29, 2010, 05:13:11 pm1. No it's not. 2. Never - we're just that awesome.Dude, yeah it is. You Danes have a shady way of dealing with other territories!! I'm still struggling to understand, after two graduate classes on the History of Iceland and Denmark, and touching that Mermaid statue's holy titties in Copenhagen, how in the loving christ Denmark managed to have their claim of Iceland honored over Norway's.
What, Canada? Why, it was part of the British empire until the second worldwar