I was doing some research on Norse Mythology simply for the fun of it... and ran across this:

http://www.geocities.com/mollyjoyful/norse.htm

Towards the bottom is a section labeled Fun Norse Mythology Stories. I found it rather amusing, and thought I'd share. Who knows, maybe _some_ of them can be referenced as embarrassing stories in UF, most probably just plain didn't happen though. Didn't think it really fit in the UF section so I plunked it down here.

Mistral

-whoo blank space

>http://www.geocities.com/mollyjoyful/norse.htm

You chopped off the final 'l', there - it needs to be http://www.geocities.com/mollyjoyful/norse.html

- CD

>You chopped off the final 'l', there - it needs to be
>http://www.geocities.com/mollyjoyful/norse.html
>
>- CD

Oops. Thanks for pointing that out.

Mistral

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>I was doing some research on Norse Mythology simply for the fun of
>it... and ran across this:
>
>http://www.geocities.com/mollyjoyful/norse.htm
>
>Towards the bottom is a section labeled Fun Norse Mythology Stories.
>I found it rather amusing, and thought I'd share. Who knows, maybe
>_some_ of them can be referenced as embarrassing stories in UF, most
>probably just plain didn't happen though. Didn't think it really fit
>in the UF section so I plunked it down here.
>
>
> Mistral
>

Why does it not surprise me that the Norse had a god and goddess of ale?

>Beyla: Goddess of ale.

>Byggvir: God of ale.

>Why does it not surprise me that the Norse had a god and goddess of
>ale?

I suppose under the logic that if a little ale is good, a lot of ale must be Really Good.

It'd be nice if there were links to the actual myths in question. Oh, well.

-- Bob
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