Classify the most cruel, evil and wicked man in Norwegian history.

[Pallantides]

Ivar 'Asshole' Aasen was they guy that invented Ny Norsk(New Norwegian) wich is a primitive writing system compared to proper Riksmål/Bokmål.

[poiuytrewq0987]

Handsome.

[Pallantides]

Bokmål ca. 80%
Nynorsk 10-15%

even in the Nynorsk areas Bokmål is quite common.

Handsome.

Rofl, how would you like to wake up beside that?

[Anthropos]

Similar features as Northug, the skier (eyes, nose, jaw; basically the whole impression).

[Pallantides]

Similar features as Northug, the skier (eyes, nose, jaw; basically the whole impression).

Lol wut



Petter Northug


Ivar Aasen

[Anthropos]

Lol wut



Petter Northug


Ivar Aasen

Yes...

I doubt it's possible, because Northug seems to be a self-conscious, slick type of guy, but if you could make him do the same frown/expression as Aasen, I'm sure his nose will flair in a similar manner. Jaw is quite similar (at least from the front view) and Northug also have those narrow eyes.

The photos of Northug may look good to you and those of Aasen may look bad to you, but it doesn't mean anything.

[Pallantides]

....ok, anyway I think he is a Strandid/Borreby

Strandid

Reduced, infantilized, heavily pigmented (brown-eyed, nearly black-haired, and somewhat "swarthy") brachycephals (C.I. 83) of the western Norwegian coast (especially the northwestern provinces, with a focal point in Sunnmøre). Strandids are typically rather euryprosopic, with mesorrhine, concave noses. Judging from their general bodily attributes, they are undoubtedly the products of alpinization (probably local), but the exact derivation of the type is obscured by the lack of relevant skeletal material. Strandid individuals are not numerous, and are usually mixed with the local Borreby, whence it has been suggested that the Strandid is merely a more completely alpinized variety or end-type of this taller, more robust brachycephal. However, this theory raises the question of pigmentation, as Borrebys are rather depigmented on average. An alternate hypothesis involves the alpinization of a Tydal population. The Strandid type may have ties to the western Norwegian Fosna Culture (ca. 8000 BC - 5000 BC).

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Ivar Aasen was born in Sunnmøre

[Anthropos]

....ok, anyway I think he is a Strandid/Borreby

Strandid

I'll have to be the one looking surprised now because I don't see the similarity there at all. We don't have a profile picture obviously, but the pictures we have are pretty good still.

[Pallantides]

I don't think he looks like the guy at all, he is just the example for a Strandid type used by SNPA, I think Strandid/Borreby is a reasonable classification what would you suggest?

[Anthropos]

Predominantly 'nordic' with 'alpine' mixture, I'd say. Looks rather like a lot of Germans do, especially in the last picture, which is the only one where his facial expression is more relaxed: