...and lived happily ever after…

… myrkur margur er…. risinn dagur er…

This is such a great Christmas drink

There are many mixtures but all are concentrated Christmas in a cup :-)

I’ve got to make some this weekend :-)

Pepparkakor, lebkuchen and more.. nice nice nice :-)

I guess it should be marked as “worth consuming” even though it was torture to watch it. I suppose it steels you to fight for justice. It was a really nasty film though, the inhumanity makes you sick almost through the whole movie.

It’s your quintessential action movie /w explosions 2007 edition…

You need some explosions in your diet – it’s good for you!

I guess this is an OK movie.. but damn that “culture” is appalling.

This is both really good and addictive music..

I’m afraid I’m completely addicted to nr. 9 : Do Not Break :-)
Goes perfectly with Dune, which I was reading at the time I got this CD. There’s this teched-up Arabian sound to it :)

Another thing some people give to foreigners for kicks when they are looking for something “authentic Icelandic”. It can be worth a taste in the right kind of silly atmosphere but I wouldn’t go looking this one up just to try it!

You can decide to stay away – there is a reason this isn’t eaten any more! Or you can go for it to show that you aren’t afraid of the sharks :-)

Either way I think you can be quite pleased with your decision. It’s quite an acquired taste :-)

The only time Icelanders eat this is as a part of Þorramatur at a “Þorrablót” an old heathen festival held in the month of Þorri but that today consists of Icelanders showing each other that they aren’t disgusted by the stuff their ancestors ate and getting drunk in the process. In fact I’d strongly recommend taking a shot of Brennivín with it to wash it down :-)

Here’s a video of the making of the shark. Yummy!

They are just the best!

:)