mfw all these non anglos

Hey
Child violence belongs in schools and churches

appreciate celtic metalworking with me instead <:uwu:456208314817314817>

it is same metalwork as their blood brothers in norway

look it up

lol ur retarded

our cum made all of europe

>mfw not even a euro

mfw hurr durr nordic masterrace lost against native americans and inuits <:haha:318675605233336330>

>facts

she is coping with knowing nordics raped her ancestors

no bitch they didnt

More like Natives lost against the birds

they just fucking traded with them

tfw dont bother myself with hot historical takes

*nords

tfw living my life

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The natives were based

>french speaking normans

the nords are why every culture on earth has blonde hair blue eyed gods

so u think normand = viking

thats explain a lot

nomands are literally just descendents of them

you're welcome, europe

nor man

wrong

NORD MAN

dumb ass bitch

splatton whore

not in normandy

normand are inhabitants of normandy

ur arguing against a frog here

ofcourse hes gonna say theyre french

Can we settle on this definition `Vikings[a] were Norsemen (Germanic peoples who inhabited Scandinavia, including pagan Danish, Norwegian, and Swedish warriors mainly speaking the Old Norse language) who, from the late 8th to late 11th centuries, raided and traded from their Northern European homelands across wide areas of Europe, and explored westwards to Iceland, Greenland, and Vinland.[2][3][4]`

raiders is a dumb definition

Les chroniques franques rédigées en latin utilisent plus fréquemment les termes Nor[t]manni « Normands »15, pirata « pirates »16, Dani « Danois » ou pagani « païens » pour désigner les Vikings. Jusqu'à une époque récente et encore aujourd'hui, certaines sources utilisent le terme Normand comme synonyme de Viking, or cet emploi engendre une confusion avec les Normands habitants de l'actuelle Normandie et qui entrent véritablement dans l'histoire avec la conquête de l'Angleterre en 1066. Le terme Normand est lui-même un emprunt au francique *nortman17 ou au vieux norrois nordmaðr18, qui signifient tous les deux « homme du Nord ».