vóru tvær gentur, sum arbeiddu á sjó­mans­heiminum. Onnur teirra gekk framvið og glósaði við, at “has­in er góður við mammu sína”. Men tað var so sjálvsagt, at man lat altíð hoyra frá sær, um tað var møgu­ligt

talk about a nations freedom Yet you rig your elections outcome Your avarice for wealth and power Has soured you all into tall Towering Cowards By: Anna Iachino @ KODA 2006

received two Michelin stars, has invited the renowned Icelandic chef Gunnar Karl Gíslason for a very special partnership. Gunnar is head chef at Dill in Reykjavík, which has one Michelin star and one Green [...] the leading pioneers in Icelandic culinary innovation. He earned Iceland’s first Michelin star and has more than anyone shaped and developed modern Icelandic cuisine, which is wild, poetic, seasonal, and

svarleysar spurningar: Though all the maps of blood and flesh Are posted on the door, There´s no one who has told us yet What Boogie Street is for. So kanska var tað eitt hugskot, um profeturin gloymdi dogmatikkina

frá, teir hava eitt framúrskarandi produkt. Í sanginum My Hell syngur Mikkjal: Feels Like my soul has left my body I’m an empty bag of bones Now I’m just like all the other all the copies end the clones

painters in the Nordic countries, and his place as one of the greatest in the history of Faroese art has long been secured. Zacharias Heinesen's landscapes are as distinctive as they are popular. Zacharias'

fyrstur rakk Suðurpólinum: Victory goes to the man who has made all arrangements in advance People call it luck ! Deafeat awaits the man who has not taken the nescessary measures in time Thats is called

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population of pilot whales. Nevertheless, no matter what we, the people of The Faroes, think or do it has no impact on the pilot whale population. There are so many other far more serious matters on this exhausted