why are the english resistant to dressing for the WEATHER

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little thin jackets on in sub zero tepms
thin boots in rain
no rain coats
why why why

No it was a good try, but it has to be a Finn

So Kama, er du fra soer eller nord?

Um, Buda, what about Estonian? Same family of languages, same weirdo sort of language (e.g. duration counts. Hence all the double letters in Finnish, I guess).

I've been thinking girls, the reason we're not meeting enough Finns is we haven't yet mastered the lingo. Here we go, lesson 1 , Finnish for foreigners. Doesn't sound at all like Hungarian to me. What'dya think Buda?

donnerwetter.kielikeskus.helsinki.fi/FinnishForForeigners/ch1-en/ch1-1-hei.htm

No, it doesnt sound hungarian, though these languages are in the same language group, like norwegian and danish and german and dutch are in the Germanic group of languages, but they are not the same language.

lol
my (step but as good as)fil is a finn

we have a finnish name but not a typical one.( long tory of derring do in the war of independence and having to hide afterwads) IT HAS AN ITALINA AIr to it.

PMSL at all the Finns!

My nephew is called Finn - does that count?

NO

Got two Finns working in my small office of 20ish in EC1. So I can offer a spare Finn to anyone who feels they would benefit from such a presence in her life.

Lol at the thread madness.

I have a Lithuanian in the family. Does this carry any clout in the scano-baltic league table?

Lithuanians are a bit loopy (but in a good way) and the women are sickeningly, hatefully beautiful. The men however look like toads.

lol at sharing a finn
they are a proud bunch imo

My SIL is Finnish and lovely and always dresses warmly. Not sure about Finn's generally but if they're like my SIL, they're a brilliant race!
And they did produce the lovely Kimi!

ah eys whats her first name

doe sit haev a double n in it?

Answer:

FASHION

we don't all dress for comfort thank god

but you dont look that good wet na blue

When I lived in Australia one of the things I was looking forward to when I got back to the UK was being able to wear winter clothes. They did sell them in Oz but they were totally unnecessary where I was (high 30s every day...)

i saw a woman in a winter coat, troseurs and peep toed shoes today. she looked ridiculous.

farkingnora fishie
did you JUDGE HER>>>>???

howverydareyou

yes i judged hard. they were red and her big toe was sticking out so they weren't even inconspicuous.

errm shouldn't you be 4x1 or is there something you're not telling us...?

3x1

Cod are you a "sensible dresser"?

Have you just aged 10 years?

maybe
no i mean folk wearing t hsirts in wintera nd lOOKINg all pincehd nad cold

not stylish
is just odd