“As we always say, watch out for Haas… HAHAHAHA”

lol, that was brutal

“The only thing in the pitlane is our drone down there…”

Yeah, no one seems in a rush to get out there this session.

In the words of my late mom; it’s better to be alone than to be alone together with someone.

Our planet really is pretty cool. Shame we’re slowly ruining it.

Not that many weeks ago I would’ve had difficulty imagining Max in the #2 spot going into the season finale.

Yeah, apart from that one thing there’s no reason his approval rating should be slipping, is there. /s

The (air)bus drivers of the sky.

Snow day… a concept unfamiliar to a Norwegian. I can’t remember ever not going to school because of snow. I do remember we were allowed to stay home if the temperature dipped below -25 centigrade, though.

What’s a typical temperature, for the springs?

Diving bells in place of cubicles.

Well, such a knife’s primary purpose is to help with preparing food while the gun’s primary purpose is to injure/kill. So one would be used for something which it was not designed while the other would’ve been used exactly as designed.

I got curious… In Norway pedestrian fatalities fell by ~73% (from 22 to 6) from 2010 to 2024.

Source, a quick search on SSB.no.

I thought that read “ANAL06” for a second, and I giggled.

Edit: In Norwegian 6 is pronounced the exact same as sex.

It’s also probably a bit of how many experienced team principals with a decent rate of success are there to pick from.

It’s apparently neo-nazi code. The eighth letter of the alphabet is H, so HH, Heil Hitler.

I didn’t know either and had to look it up.

Why are solo drinkers being singled out like that? It’s delicious…

I only know for certain it’s by law in Norway, and I suppose I just assumed it was for other European countries, too, since a shared bathroom is rarely to be seen.

What an astonishing creature.

First time I saw that sign I was baffled, as in most other countries I’ve been to it’s illegal for employees to use the same facilities as guests. Then I got a bit grossed out thinking of the fact that employees apparently need to be reminded to wash their hands.

Yup, for some reason that’s an expression in Norway

Edit: it’s similar to holy cow, and a more accurate translation would probably be something like oh great alpaca.