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The Board Game at the Heart of Viking Culture

An ancient game known as “hnefatafl” held immense symbolic and religious significance.

https://getpocket.com/explore/...rt-of-viking-culture

Bet you thought I fell asleep at the keyboard when you saw the title of this thread...

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Bet you thought I fell asleep at the keyboard when you saw the title of this thread...

I was wondering if maybe the vowels on your keyboard were broken...

Sounds very covfefe.

Interesting.

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Originally posted by ShiroKuro:

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Bet you thought I fell asleep at the keyboard when you saw the title of this thread...

I was wondering if maybe the vowels on your keyboard were broken...

I suspected a cat was involved.


Speaking of which, I recently discovered that a cat toebean can operate an iphone touch screen. I was calling my insurance company which always takes several minutes to enter my phone number, policy number, birthdate, etc. etc. etc. The phone was sitting face up on the desk. After several more minutes on hold, a human answered and just at that moment, the cat walked across the phone and hung up the call.

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Originally posted by wtg:
[QUOTE] The Board Game at the Heart of Viking Culture

An ancient game known as “hnefatafl” held immense symbolic and religious significance.

A little-known fact of history: Three-time winner of the National Hnefatafl Bowl, Torvald the Game Token King, was considered way cooler than Eric the Red.

And that's the truth.

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Originally posted by Catseye3:

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Originally posted by wtg:
[QUOTE] The Board Game at the Heart of Viking Culture

An ancient game known as “hnefatafl” held immense symbolic and religious significance.

A little-known fact of history: Three-time winner of the National Hnefatafl Bowl, Eric the Game Token King, was considered way cooler than Eric the Red.

And that's the truth.