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kaktus, 9 not bad for a Dane? That's absolutely tremendous! I can just imagine how many AB users would score if they sat a test about life in Denmark. I might scrape a mark if they asked about Hans Andersen's house, which I once visited, but that's about it.
As for Father Christmas, he was always said to live at the North Pole - partly because it was so remote, but also I think because it was neutral territory, not specific to any one country. But in recent years some regions have tried to make money by claiming to be his home, and you can take trips to let your kids visit him there. Lapland is one of these - but more than about 10 years ago I don't think anyone in Britain would have thought he had anything to do with Lapland.
Thank you jno, you are sooo sweet!
Danish kids are told that Father Christmas (julenissen or Julemanden) comes from Greenland, I'm not exactly sure why, but apparently we weren't modest enough to put him somewhere neutral. :0)
I got 10, some of the questions are a bit irrelevant, but the government are taking a step in the right direction, we need to do something to control who we let in, after all Britain is about the most laxed country in the world for letting people in, you'll notice America and The Antipodes are very fussy about who they allow in, and as a result these countries don't have any of the nonsense about racism and human rights that we seem to subscribe to, basically because they won't allow any of the dross or deadbeats in who are coming for an easy ride with a government which will give them everything on a silver platter.
