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Posted Wednesday 11th March 2009 14:04 GMT
Glad to see Sweden maintaining high standards of spelling .... it should be INGERLAND
Posted Wednesday 11th March 2009 14:04 GMT
Glad to see Sweden maintaining high standards of spelling .... it should be INGERLAND
Posted Wednesday 11th March 2009 14:25 GMT
Englundh sounds more like a tribute to Mark E Smith...
Posted Wednesday 11th March 2009 14:25 GMT
Sofia - named after the thing you sit on when watching the telly. Go on let her change her name you tight bastards!
Posted Wednesday 11th March 2009 14:25 GMT
you crowbarred in that Python reference Lester! Hat off to you sir ;-p
How could you possibly improve on this article? A picture of the (presumably blonde) Swede Sofia perhaps?
Still a bird in the hand is worth 2 in the shrubbery.
Posted Wednesday 11th March 2009 14:26 GMT
Heck, that's half of Scotland banned from Sweden then....
Posted Wednesday 11th March 2009 15:55 GMT
No problem, we'll still support them if they play England at anything...
Signed
A Scottish A.C.
Posted Wednesday 11th March 2009 15:55 GMT
>Still a bird in the hand is worth 2 in the shrubbery.
I think you mean "a hand in the bird".
Posted Wednesday 11th March 2009 15:55 GMT
Well, I notice that the leader of the Left Party in Sweden (no, really, that's what it's called) is Lars Ohly. Everyone knows that Lars is a SURNAME! As in OWEN LARS - Luke Skywalker's uncle! By that rationale he cannot have Lars as his first name!
It's one bloody rule for political party leaders and one for everyone else.....
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Posted Wednesday 11th March 2009 15:55 GMT
So names are inappropriate if they "describe genitalia" or "resemble surnames"? It's a bloody good job no-one ever told Philip K. Dick.
Posted Wednesday 11th March 2009 16:01 GMT
She might think it's a good move when she's 19, but if she had been allowed to change it she would have felt a proper twat aged 49 having her name called out in the doctor's waiting room.
Posted Wednesday 11th March 2009 17:04 GMT
that's Heath Ledger banned from Sweden too - maybe the Swedish tax man just doen't like the whole batman thing.
Posted Wednesday 11th March 2009 19:50 GMT
Not being able to use surnames as middle names will clobber a lot of English people - if they ever decided to emigrate to Sweden and raise a family there. Using the mother's maiden name as a child's middle name is not uncommon. Not really an issue since not many English emigrate to Sweden.
Posted Thursday 12th March 2009 10:46 GMT
Ever since the Conservatives gained power in Sweden the country has been going downhill, from a land of free health care and free love into a country that raids file sharers and pays people to have more kids - just what the world needs!
Paris - because, just like the Swedish tax authorities, she's blonde, stupid, and sticks her nose were it shouldn't be. Allegedly.
Posted Thursday 12th March 2009 10:46 GMT
Heh, the Howling 3 - awesome, I haven't seen that film in YEARS :D
Posted Thursday 12th March 2009 10:46 GMT
The Dark Knight is a crap film.
If she called herself Sofia "Iron Man" Englundh she would at leaste demonstrate a bit of taste in her choice of films.
Posted Thursday 12th March 2009 13:01 GMT
So, she wouldn't be allowed to call herself Sofia "Kent Ertugrul" Englundh either, I take it?
Posted Thursday 12th March 2009 15:20 GMT
> bloody good job no-one ever told Philip K. Dick.
I once used a forum that had automatic censoring software which changed his name to "Philip K Masculine Area"!
(And not forgetting that famous actor from Mary Poppins: Penis van Lesbian...)
Posted Thursday 12th March 2009 15:20 GMT
They couldn't say "We wouldn't let her change it because we think she's being a retarded fangirl who'll regret it a few years" now, could they.