Good morning, sõbrad.
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Daniel Russell
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Zachary Campbell
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Kevin Foster
Cheers, love.
Levi Gomez
Nice dubs
Alexander Taylor
Drunk again, enforcing the stereotype, wish me luck"
John Bell
What'cha drinking?
Blake Mitchell
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Chase Sanders
Why so dead today?
Josiah Bailey
Can't remember my Runescape password anymore.
Samuel Gonzalez
I am asleep
Josiah Price
Oldschool or RS3?
Please, it's 7 o'clock for you. This is no time to be asleep.
Jeremiah Nguyen
Hey fug, got any plans for July?
Owen Nguyen
>Please, it's 7 o'clock for you. This is no time to be asleep.
You're right, time to make breakfast
Elijah Garcia
Ian Harris
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Adrian Russell
I don't know why but I really really like this video
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Leo Morgan
What did you make for breakfast, Rootsi?
Justin Evans
Saving this from the eternal 404.
Kayden Garcia
Give me a quick rundown on these flags, plox.#
Also someone please post Sami qts itt
Gabriel King
From left to right: Ingria, Vepsians, Karelians, Estonia, Finland, Hungary, Komi-Permyaks, Udmurts, Khanty and Mansi people (I think), Mordvins and I cannot identify the rightmost one.
Matthew Cruz
Thanks.
Are all of these (except for Estonia, Finland and Hungary(?)) historic regions? Or are they still vivid communities?
Julian Stewart
All of these tribes / people still exist, although a few of them are struggling to survive. Most should have their own lil' states in Russia.
Oh and the rightmost flag is that of Mari People
And oh wow, I forgot about the two tiny flags on the left: Livonia and I can't identify the other one atm.
Xavier Thompson
>All of these tribes / people still exist
This is wonderful, hopefully they will survive. They truly are treasure.
Recently I saw a documentary on German TV about the people living on Dagä and Ösel, they too seem to be unique.
Nathaniel Campbell
is /fug/ the worst general on Sup Forums ?
Oliver Walker
I think it's ok, just pretty slow.
Bentley Foster
Why so rude? It's just a slow day.
Evan Baker
Quite nice outside.
John Cooper
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Gabriel Nguyen
So back in 2007, Finnish Assyriologist Simo Parpola (from the University of Helsinki; to my knowledge, he seems to be relatively respected as an assyriologist) was working on classifying Sumerian as belong to the Uralic language family (specifically, the Finno-Ugric branch). He seems to be the only Assyriologist to have attempted this or accepted such an idea in recent times (but perhaps that doesn't mean so much given there are so few Assyriologists who know enough about Sumerian, linguistics and Finno-Ugric languages to actually perform such a task). Back then, he said he would be publishing his extensive comparative research (basically, an etymological dictionary of Sumerian) in an online database for as many people to actually verify for themselves the etymological links between Sumerian and Finno-Ugric languages. However, 10 years later, I can't find any sort of information on that whatsoever.
Do any Finns know what's up with that? If he gave up on his research or something? The implications if he's correct could be pretty huge for /fug/: they would effectively allow you guys to proclaim yourselves as the ultimate "WE WUZ".
Adam Phillips
>Swiss German
>Swiss
>German
Dylan Turner
Quality post, thanks.
Connor Baker
Almost morning nau.
Blake Gutierrez
pärak
Matthew Mitchell
BIRS BÖRÖ :DDDD
Matthew Morales
What a fine day today.