Ask Celestia anything

**Faklon** · 10-19-2021, 07:40 PM

There is only one form of skating (and not degenerate at all)

**Finnish Swede** · 10-19-2021, 07:41 PM

Originally Posted by Celestia

If you have any recipes you’d suggest, I’d love to see them! ^_^

Cooking or baking? Swedish of Finnish? Swedish cuisine is typical Scandinavian cuisine. Finland's cuisine is bit unique ... one kind of mix of Scandinavia and East/Russia.

**Celestia** · 10-19-2021, 07:50 PM

Originally Posted by Faklon

There is only one form of skating (and not degenerate at all)

LOL I had Ryan Scheklers pic on my binder right alongside Jared Leto.
This reminds me of when my friends would go to McDonald’s and play Tony Hawk Underground lol

**Celestia** · 10-19-2021, 07:51 PM

Originally Posted by Finnish Swede

Cooking or baking? Swedish of Finnish? Swedish cuisine is typical Scandinavian cuisine. Finland's cuisine is bit unique ... one kind of mix of Scandinavia and East/Russia.

I’ve never made anything Finnish before so that would be a new experience for me! It could be baking or cooking

**Finnish Swede** · 10-19-2021, 08:13 PM

Originally Posted by Celestia

I’ve never made anything Finnish before so that would be a new experience for me! It could be baking or cooking

Ok. Finns (as Scandinavians) have lots of good fish foods, but I do not know is fish as popular there? If it is, then heaven is open

What I particular like Finns cuisine are their bit salty pies; like Karelia pie. Opposite Scandinavians/Swedes have more options in sweet pies.

With meat? Sauteed reindeer is one classic. I'm sure meat would not need to be reindeer, someway similar red meat, like deer etc. would fit just well.

But I try to find something and translate english

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**Faklon** · 10-19-2021, 08:17 PM

Originally Posted by Celestia

LOL I had Ryan Scheklers pic on my binder right alongside Jared Leto.
This reminds me of when my friends would go to McDonald’s and play Tony Hawk Underground lol

Yeah, he was the prodigy and the idol of our generation.

This guy defined the Vans shoe that is still popular today, true spiritual leader.

And this guy, a Finnish-Algerian philosopher.

I often come back for this inspiring monologue. My ass...at least I tried.