I've had pizza with whale meat. That was really tasty.

The strangest pizza I've had was bacalao pizza. (bacalao is a fish dish with salted dried fish, tomato, onion and potato). It wasn't bad, but i wouldn't call it pizza.

My brother once served me pizza with kale as topping. That was interesting.

The most unique pizza I've ever tasted was a pizza where the "dough" was actually a piece of dry fried cheese, with a bolognese sause covered with cheese. Calling it pizza was an insult.

I wouldn't call it a mistake - just a happy accident

It's a masterpiece

I went to an Igorrr concert, and the audience was just like this picture. Metal heads and teen girls, old and young, all different demographic.

If you haven't heard Igorrr, I would highly recommend listening to them.

Poor guy.

Funny thing, where I come from pikk is slang for dick. So Dick Pick could as well be Richard Penis

I started watching it yesterday, and managed 10 minutes into episode 3 before the cringe overwhelmed me, and I had to rage-quit. That show is not for me.

The tourism is quite severe during summer. It's hard or almost impossible to find hotel rooms, and accommodation is generally expensive. Most people travel with caravans because it's way cheaper. The roads in Lofoten are narrow and many people find it difficult to drive there. I've seen many accidents where tourists have gone off the road.

That aside, it is very beautiful and definitely worth a visit. If you want to find alternative beautiful places, see Vesterålen (Andøy), Senja and Tromsø which are nearby. If you want to see fjords, the south western side of Norway is quite beautful - from Bergen to Ålesund. Places like Flåm, Geiranger, Åndalsnes, Loen etc. Western Norway is generally very beautiful (but Lofoten is the most beautiful place I know).

This is Henningsvær. It's an old fishing village that now has become a tourist destination due to its unique location. Its built on a group of islets, and was originally only reachable by boat. Its now a town filled with climbers and tourists, with lots of nice restaurants and cafés.

I'm semi-local to this area, so ask me anything about it. (I don't live there, but I've been there at least a dozen times, and know the area like I know my backyard.

How to say you're from the US without saying you're from the US. Sorry, man.

Yeah, can't argue with stupid