Classify Handsome Norwegian Man.

[♥ Lily ♥]

A Norwegian model living in Australia who says he plans to move to London in the U.K. soon.

[JakeBash]

A Norwegian model living in Australia who says he plans to move to London in the U.K. soon.

https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...ords-Germanics

I don't mean to cause offense but I necro'd this thread to correct a bias on this site. Also the English are Celtic-Germanic, not Germanic. If you go by Ancient DNA it is Neolithic/Mesolithic/IndoEuropean. If you are only counting Germanic input out of the IndoEuropean input, it is 15-33% maximum depending on the English individual and region. Your 2 Germanic banners are not necessary.

[Joso]

mainly nrodid

[♥ Lily ♥]

https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...ords-Germanics

I don't mean to cause offense but I necro'd this thread to correct a bias on this site. Also the English are Celtic-Germanic, not Germanic. If you go by Ancient DNA it is Neolithic/Mesolithic/IndoEuropean. If you are only counting Germanic input out of the IndoEuropean input, it is 15-33% maximum depending on the English individual and region. Your 2 Germanic banners are not necessary.

New poster - your post about what banners I have doesn't relate to this thread. If you have any issue with the permission groups, then you should've private messaged me instead. Besides, it's really none of your business what permission groups I join.

I think it's quite cheeky for a new poster to join this site and to start lecturing people on whatever permission groups they've freely joined. I don't lecture other posters on their cultural identity, personal ancestry, personal DNA, and whatever cultural permission groups they've joined - so I ask if you could politely do the same.

You don't even know my personal DNA nor my full personal ancestry. Germanic also relates to a culture by the way. England originates from Engel Land.

Spoiler!

Did you know that the month names and weekdays are named after ancient European gods and goddesses? In English, several weekdays are named after Norse and Anglo Saxon/Germanic gods and goddesses.

The term “day” came from the Old English term dæg, which means day or lifetime.

Monday is derived from the Anglo-Saxon word, “monandæg,” which translates to the moon’s day, a day that is sacred to the moon goddess.

Tuesday belongs to Tyr, a Norse god.

Wednesday honours the god Odin or Wodan.

Thursday is Thor’s day, and is called Torsdag in the Norse languages.

Friday salutes Frigg, the Norse goddess.

Saturday honors Saturn and Sunday honours the sun.

Yule or Yuletide ("Yule time" or "Yule season") is a festival historically observed by the Germanic peoples. Scholars have connected the original celebrations of Yule to the Wild Hunt, the god Odin, and the pagan Anglo-Saxon Mōdraniht.

A group of English Odinists celebrating the ancient English and Germanic festival of Yuletide in England. Yule is a very popular cultural festival here, as well as in Germany and Scandinavian nations too - where it's known as Jule.

All I asked for on this thread was for a classification of this man... not a lecture from a random stranger living far away in a foreign land about my Anglo Saxon cultural identity. (I culturally relate to both Celtic and Germanic cultures, hence the reason why I also have the Celtic banner too.)

[billErobreren]

I'd say Trønder, a quintessentially Norwegian look

[Latinus]

Tronder.

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