Ptolemy writes about the area that what would become Dublin. It had been a port centuries before the Vikings came in. That's mainly what I was getting at. Granted the archealogical record isnstill being analysed and I'm hungover as all get.

Interesting number, that 1066 / Hastings thing

What's really interesting is to consider that Snori Sturluson says the Vikings were those that fled Troy and went north while Aeneas went south. I studied Norse mythology for a while. Interesting stories and I like that their gods can die.

Yeah the Vikings are really interesting.

They're far more deep than the stereotypical tribal raiders that they are often shown as.

"port"

Thankfully I've successfully integrated into American continental society as a redneck hillbilly with sexual dysmorphism and internet fetishes from the 90s. There'fore I am no longer bound by viking or leprechaunian tendancies.

Thank god you said this or I would have to type a big long stupid rant at you and be unchill. ;)

Weird, if you zoom in, something on the 20th comes into view...

https://i.imgur.com/7fskB6Y.jpg

Lol, dude's a valley girl wannabe. Pathetic. A sperglord like that is only going to fuck with people's lives because they can. Yikes. And what normal person keeps a calendar from 1982 when it's 2018? That's not normal. That's hoarder level thinking, undiagnosed autism, or a full blown meticulous record keeping nazi like thinker.