I was eagerly polishing my jump boots and looking forward to signing up in the Greenlandic Armed Forces, until I realized the link at the bottom of their site to "U.S.OVERSKUDSLAGER" had nothing to do with beer. posted by fold_and_mutilate at 11:33 AM on August 19, 2004
AT THIS MOMENT OUR TROOPS ARE LIBERATING THE WORLD WITH THE MESSAGE OF PEACE AND GREENLANDICNESS.
WE MUST SHOW THE WORLD THAT WE ARE A SUPERIOR PEOPLE. WE MUST SHOW THEM THAT WE WILL NOT TOLERATE DESTRUCTION AND EVIL ON EARTH.
Today we are here to celebrate G-Day! Today Greenland has invaded the world to bring peace, prosperity, and cold temperatures to everyone.)
I'm ready. Where do I sign up? I'm already looking forward to sampling the cuisine: "One traditional delicacy described by Jean Malaurie in The Last Kings of Thule combined partridge droppings and seal fat; another consisted of narwhal fat and water, mixed with walrus brain and digested grass from the first stomach of a reindeer." (From the Lonely Planet Guide. posted by jokeefe at 11:40 AM on August 19, 2004
It's a Cold War. We pump up the temperature and they raise the ocean. Mutually Assured Destruction. posted by stbalbach at 11:45 AM on August 19, 2004
Lest anyone think that all Greenlandic food is about raw seal blubber, here's the menu for the awesome Chinese/Greenland fusion cuisine served at the Misigisaq Restaurant. They have franchise opportunities, too. posted by jokeefe at 11:54 AM on August 19, 2004
I once conquered the world from Irkutsk. posted by jfuller at 5:48 PM on August 19, 2004
This is what Asmund and Inuk say, but
>In fact, on March 31, 2004, troops from Denmark landed on Hans Island and planted the Danish flag on what is thought to be Canadian soil.
posted by AwkwardPause at 11:22 AM on August 19, 2004