Norwegian arms
In Norway, close to no-one asks if you can pass them something. Instead norwegians use their Norwegian arms to reach across the table and grab what they want.
Norwegian arms by NorwegianWithGuns November 22, 2018
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norwegian arms
In Norway the phrase "Can you pass the x" is almost never used. They use their Norwegian arms to reach the food from across the table. They often follow it up with the phrase "Unnskyld mine norske armer" (translated: "Excuse my norweigan arms").
*Reaches for the salsa*
*Gets an elbow up the nose of the person next to him/her*
"Excuse my Norwegian arms."
*Gets an elbow up the nose of the person next to him/her*
"Excuse my Norwegian arms."
norwegian arms by #bufffiddle2k17 November 24, 2017
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