#raggare

[megabip-psd]

[angu1973]

[jagexisterar]

Same shit bara annat typsnitt

[druvjelly]

Alltså, jag vill skicka Elov och Benny till Eurovision bara för att

[hel-looks]

Tuulia, 27

“I’m wearing my dad’s old jacket which he hesitantly gave to me since apparently it’s too ’raggare’ for me. The scarf is my late grandma’s. The skirt is a second hand kids skirt. The pants are resized by me and my dear friend. And the shoes have gotten very slippery but I like to stuff the pant legs inside them. I pay attention to silhouettes and a general vibe and I’m inspired by noticing and combining.”

9 December 2023, Sörnäisten rantatie

[ask-felix-aberg]

God Jul. :)

Merry Morning Musical Owl 🦉

December is here and in the spirit of the holidays, I shall be posting holiday-themed music -- both naughty and nice -- for my regular musical owls.

[stonedeadforever]

Makeup and fit from a few days ago 💪👹

[porphyriosao3]

Day 18 - Song

Bilbo tagged along beside Thorin. The king had insisted that he must come, as his intended, but the hobbit felt as out of place as a songbird in a rookery. The nature of dwarven protocol also put him near Dain's General Raggar, an arrangement which ensured that he would get a steady supply of sneers and sidelong glances although no words were spoken once the column began to form.

All the dwarves around him were silent as they moved through the halls, always downwards, the grim procession picking its way with care around piles of rubble and collapsed columns, through archways which had been hastily shored up and which Bilbo eyed with trepidation. Only the scuff and tread of dwarven boots punctuated the stillness, along with the creaking of the biers carrying the bodies being borne along with them. This was the first collection of dwarven dead from the battle to be properly interred, though the hobbit suspected it was to be the first of many. He had no idea why Thorin wanted him to attend; he hated funerals. Anything for him, though, he supposed.

When they reached the deeps, a great archway yawned before them with fragments of shattered door still hanging from the hinges. Oh, Bilbo thought. The dragon. Right. I'm sure some of the dwarves were buried with gold, so...

They passed through into a scene of both horror and sadness. Bones were strewn everywhere, tombs burst open by draconic claws to fetch out the items within and the remnants of the inhabitants were flung everywhere. The dwarves seemed unconcerned on the surface, though he saw many faces flinch or flush at seeing the mess; this, he resolved, would soon be set right, or as right as possible.

In the center of a ring of halls was a circle of stone biers like low tables. One body was set on each and an ancient dwarf who looked to be little more than hair and wrinkles produced a sound no living mouth should have been able to make by the hobbit's reckoning - so deep he felt it vibrate in his bones, just one long tone going on for a moment before other voices began a chant. And such a chant! He had expected Khuzdul but this was just... sound. Somehow it meant something, but he didn't know what. What he did know was that it made him weep. Tears poured down his face and sadness pooled in his bones, images of a dead Thorin, dead Fili and Kili, dead Balin, dead everyone, his parents, his friends, the whole world was awash in sorrow and grief. Something wet hit him from above, and he looked around with wonder to see that condensation was forming on every surface, running down the stalactites above and trickling down the walls.

The song lasted for a timeless period. Likely minutes, Bilbo thought, but it felt like days and years of grieving compressed into however long, as though he had been through the death and mourning of his parents again since the song began. It didn't end, it just... faded, one by one the voices slid away until it seemed that the song was still there, hovering, just out of hearing range, but the dwarves were silent. Without a word, they turned and left. Once outside the broken gate of the tombs, the dwarves began to speak in low voices and ended the silence that had ruled the event until now.

"Thorin," he whispered as they went up the stairs, "what on earth was that?"

"The sorrow of the dwarves," was the unsmiling reply. Thorin looked haunted, and Bilbo knew instinctively that he was feeling as though every dwarf that died was his fault. "The weeping of the mountain."

"You..." the hobbit began, only to be interrupted by (of all living beings) General Raggar.

Casting a weighing glance at Bilbo, the dwarf mumbled "Perhaps I've been mistaken, my king." Bilbo could have fallen over, though Thorin inflated in a way that was borderline comical. For his part, Bilbo felt he could have been knocked over with a feather. Raggar was still speaking, gesturing broadly in the hobbit's direction. "I saw him in the song. He wept with the mountain. I suppose there's rock in there after all." Thorin drew Bilbo closer without a word, but the look of pride on his face said enough to make Bilbo blush; perhaps this wasn't going to be quite as hopeless as he sometimes feared.

[real-total-drama-takes]

Fuck it, Ripper is Scandinavian. His real name is Rasmus, Ripper is just a nickname, and he's an Epa-raggare (a sub-culture of teenage car enthusiasts, complete with its own type of music, Epadunk, which he listens to almost exclusively. And because these songs are in Swedish/Norwegian/Danish no one knows what they're about, he lies when they ask). Because of this he's very good at engineering and all things mechanical but he's very insistent on that it's not a nerd thing because cars aren't for nerd.

// Scandinavian with a former Epa-raggare, now full-on volvoraggare, as a little sister

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[xylophonetangerine]

i want to study at a Swedish university

i will spell color as färg and use degrees celcius. i would watch Balle Ramstedts Pannkaka-Show on SVT all night while drinking lingonberry juice with mina kompisar. i'll have toast skagen every day that's worth 65 krona. i would go to crayfish parties every night. i am also more likely to meet raggare, Meshuggah, Carola and the King.

i wish i was swedish :(

[ichooseviolence]

People saying that the targies hate Sa/ra Sn/ow because of the J0nsa implications....and that's just not correct lmao. It's not about J0nsa at all and comparing Sara/Jace to J0nsa makes no sense. As someone that saw the Sara hate start in real time on twitter, I can tell you it's because targies don't like the optics of their 'pure Valyrian beauty' being 'left' for another woman, especially one who isn't valyrian and is some northern bastard. Mind you, Jace and Ba/la have barely spoken two words to each other on the show and were basically put into an arranged betrothed when they were literal children. Targies acting like Ba/la was his wife and mother of his children that he abandoned sends me.

Also, it's hilariously hypocritical because these are the same people who ship and/or tangentially support the literal disease of a relationship that is Raggar and Lianna - where a man, ya know, actually left his wife/children for his mistress but anyway. I even saw one person who was foaming at the mouth over Sara talk shit about Elia when people said this is basically a R/L easter egg sooooooo yeah lol. I don't know if producers will go through with including Sara but I will be one hundred percent shipping just because of how mad targ stans will be over it.

Also, Ba/la gets cheated on multiple times by the man she actually marries so they can go worry about that instead lol.

Exactly!! And I'd like to start out by saying, thank God I've been spared from seeing posts comparing B@ela to Elia 🙄 Because I would say some regrettable things. B@ela is a badass whose fate doesn't need to be compared to Elia's. Anyway, I've seen maybe a couple Jonsas draw a possible connection to Sara/Jace, but they certainly don't treat it as Canon. I'm not 100% the showrunners will include Sara Snow, but if they do they will obviously have good reasons behind it. They're not going to include a "random" character with no purpose behind it. If Sara Snow was real, then that's a huge deal and it suggests that more went on in the North than we realized. It would strengthen friendship between Jace and Cregan. Maybe they'll tie the prophecy into it, idk. I hate how the HBO showrunners treat the prophecy but what're you gonna do, right? I don't think the prophecy is as simple as a Targaryen and a Stark hooking up and pumping out a kid, but if that's how the showrunners interpret it, then we're probably going to see it again. Or something similar. We think it's bad now? If they decide to include her, we're gonna witness an online riot within the fandom lol.

[signeficunt]

😭😭 de är posers?? raggare-posers???

[simpinforrolinskin]

NO NOT THE RAGGARE

[jagexisterar]

Raggare är min guilty pleasure (Ja jag är värmlänning)

[druvjelly]

Fuck you, *turns your Yosuke into a Swedish epa raggare*

They’re basically teens who drive a car that can only go 30km/h, drinks energy drinks and beer if feeling fiesty, and listens to the worst music genre ever. The less populated a place is, or the more north. The more common,