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Good almost night! Who knows what the term "Overton window" really means?

Moscow Doll Exhebition: Not hunters, but the hunted:

And what about you?

Who would like to talk about dolls inluding 1:6 fashion plastic babes? A doll from a private collection (Russia).

Norsk Skogkatt shows us her tricks:

Who thinks that Deep Purple played soft-prog instead of hard-rock at "Now What"?!

Back to Old English!

Back to Old English, back to Old English--and you will have gender and cases.

Why?

Take a look at this Luthien Tinuviel...

What an article! Just read it and get scared: http://vigilantcitizen.com/musicbusiness/occult-universe-david-bowie-meaning-blackstar/ The scoffers are wakeful and restless!

Thank you for a joke! And what about some other things: Nordic movies or animals?

And I Wonder why Icelandic still exists if it have always been secluded. P.S. and un peu d'offtop... Mister Perun what is your ethnic adherence and your mother tongue? The thread is for all aspects of Nordic countries not only the languages. What about daily life?

Get surprised, dazed and confused: I am a language scholar as my mom was. I can call modern Russian "purebred" as no language has ever influenced it's grammar as much as Anglo-Normandic did to Old and Middle English.

Cheeseburger--"чизбургер". Who knows, may be Icelandic way is the one for the language to evolve and develop. 30% of words in Russian--are borrowings and loan-words. "Computer" in Icelandic--"tolva". In French--"un ordinateur", derives from Latin "ordo" (order). Is Sabaton a good band?

There is the mob of my countryfellows?

Without any non-Slavic admixtures. Stop offtoping!

Absolutely not archaic, but modern and hyper modern. The language of nowadays, the one of literature, radio, TV, spoken in the streets and in family circles. The purebred Russian we speak today.

The one studying purebred Russian.

Some purebred Russian language scholars know about samnorsk and are still waiting for it.