Danish mini invasion!!!

[Jake]

Oh dear,

Lots of my fellow countrymen are signing up @ MURC these days.

Why don't you use this "opatunati" to chime in at this thread and say "hi"...

/Jake

[CHHAS]

Well, I'm not exactly a newly signed member, but danish non the less

[Jammrock]

Does it count if I can speak rusty Danish? I'm half Norwegian at least...but I'm definately not new to the forums.

Jammrock

[Jake]

Hey, you are allways welcome Jammer! You too CHHAS. You both are oldtimers! I think I scared all the minis away.

/Jake

[box]

But do the minis even know what a mini is, ie. that they're supposed to visit this thread?

[Jake]

Hmmm you might be right. Didn't think of that. Doesn't really matter though...

/Jake

[Dogbert]

Most newbies and minis go to the hardware forums. That's why they came in the first place.

the soapbox is more for the MURC community.
I too, when I was a newbie hanged around the hardware forums. I thought the Soapbox to be just another silly forum.

Lately, the soapbox is the most frequented forum for me (with General hardware next).

[MadScot]

How about if I like a danish with my coffee?

MadScot

[box]

WOA! Cannibal alert!

[MadScot]

What do they call danishes in Denmark? Just wondering...

Mad"Hannibal Lecter"Scot

[box]

They're called 'Wiener-brød', that's 'Vienna-bread', and just to add to the confusion, in Vienna it's called 'Golatsche' (at least so I'm told).

[MadScot]

Ahh, I guess calling em "wiener" in the US wouldnt work so well.

MadScot

[Jammrock]

The pastry that American's call a 'Danish', does not actually exisit in Denmark. Wienerbruud is nothing even similar to the disgusting American pastry called a Danish.

My favorite Danish pastry, aka wienerbruud, is the chocolade trekant (sorry if I mispelled that). mmmmmm... I actually like studente bruud quite a bit, too.

Jammrock

[CHHAS]

hmm ....

'Would you like a nice wiener with that coffee Sir ?'

Nah, probably wouldn't be a huge success