What is unique about your peoples culture?

[Slycooper]

We have them in the Azores too, but with a different name.



Delicious. Now I want to make some.

Can you make me a batch and send them in the mail?

[Sikeliot]

The other unique thing about Portugal is the food is very hot and spicy much of the time. Especially the way my mother makes it.. first time eating chouriço and I couldn't feel my throat.

[evon]

I've been to England, Scotland, Wales, Belgium, France, Italy, Hungary, Austria, Denmark, Spain, United States... Where else? and never seen a "pastel de nata". Well, I did... in London, but it was a Portuguese cafe there near Westminster. There might exist similar pastries perhaps.

Of course i was not referring to the same named ones, but similar types, but of course i am only judging by look and not by content, so i might very well be wrong

[Illancha]

Perhaps not unique to Chechens, but certainly unique to the Caucasus.
The music, the dance and the clothing it's all in there.
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[Atlantic Islander]

Of course i was not referring to the same named ones, but similar types, but of course i am only judging by look and not by content, so i might very well be wrong

Yes, it's basically an egg custard, so other countries might have something similar.

[Pallantides]

The most unique thing about our peoples culture are the people themselves.



Norwegians really are amazing creatures. You can learn all there is to know about their ways in a month, and yet after a hundred years they can still surprise you.

[evon]

The most unique thing about our peoples culture are the people themselves.



Norwegians really are amazing creatures. You can learn all there is to know about their ways in a month, and yet after a hundred years they can still surprise you.

We are not Hobbits Gandalf We are Rohan people...

[Pallantides]

We are Rohan people...

But look more like Dunlendings.







I think the men of Dale are more similar to Norse than Rohan who are more like Saxons.
http://tolkiengateway.net/wiki/Dale

[evon]

Look more like Dunlendings.







I think the men of Dale are more similar to Norse than Rohan who are more like Saxons.
http://tolkiengateway.net/wiki/Dale

I read into it a few hours ago, they are all descendants from Northmen whom migrated south, which i guess are basically Scandinavians, but the hall of Rohan is very Norse in the carving style and designs, even their dress is similar to what ive seen from Norse culture:






OK

[Pallantides]

but the hall of Rohan is very Norse in the carving style and designs, even their dress is similar to what ive seen from Norse culture:

That's Dragonsreach in Skyrim, with some Rohan banner mod or something.