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Norse History for Bostonians is basically the weird kid at McSweeney’s High School: out of place, awkward, and antisocial, but also utterly unrepentant. And thankfully it has @BarbarianLord to hang out with on the bleachers while everyone else is in class. https://t.co/m2wsEG4j3L
Wily Old One-Eye did not cast his spear over New York tonight. Instead he chose to abandon the home team and go cavort with a mead maiden trapped inside a mountain or something since he can be all mysterious and fickle like that.
To help avoid potential harrassment from the vättar, one should first declare "Se up därnere!" ("Look out down there!") before urinating on the ground or chucking water out of the house. #FaustianFriday 🖼️Reine Rosenberg
Jump on board and get Strathclydian with The Hogback Saga: https://t.co/u79bPwrsyh
Almost the whole world grieved when Balder died of a nasty mistletoe wound; the funeral pyre was magnificent. Odin placed his favorite magic golden ring on the pyre and Thor kicked a dwarf into the flames. #MythologyMonday 🖼️Helen Stratton, W.G. Collingwood, & Louis Moe
Odin cast his spear over the District of Columbia for the final time this year #StanleyCupPlayoffs
The Three Eddas: each a special glimpse into the cultural milieu of the unique time and place of its recording.
Odin cast his spear over the District of Columbia tonight #StanleyCupPlayoffs
Bödvar Bjarki channeled the spirit of the bear and sent it into battle at Hleidargard where it went on a four-legged rampage during Hrólfr Kraki's Last Stand. #WyrdWednesday 🖼️Louis Moe.