I´m betting that the Hippie is in Canada since he uses celsius.
Canadians use both Celsius and Fahrenheit, it's the commie French bastards that tend towards Système International units of measure.
All right, I´ve analyzed his colloquialism to some degree and think he´s an American living in Canada. Now; where do you think I am?
Well I can tell you're using the French Canadian keyboard layout with a skull & crossed swords avatar so I'll venture to guess you're biker living in Montreal.
Not even close I´m afraid. Another continent.
What keyboard layout are you using that produces ´ in place of a ' ?
edit:
OK, I did a Google search and "galdur" is Icelandic.
From gala ("archaic meaning; to chant spells, to sing spells") from the Old English gealdor, geldor.
Noun
magic, sorcery, witchcraft
a conjuring trick, a trick
archaic - a song almost always in a relation of a spell or charm
Derived words & phrases
galdrabók
galdrafluga ('witch-fly,' a kind of a crane fly; tipula nigra subhirta)
galdrafullur (full of sorcery or magic)
galdrahríð (a magic storm, a hurricane raised by spells)
galdrakind (a foul witch)
galdrakinn (nickname; spell cheek)
galdrakona (a witch, a sorceress)
galdramaður
Synonyms
töfrar (neut.), (pl.), kynngi (fem.) (archaic), fjölkynngi (fem.) (archaic)
töfrabrögð
The Pirate Party (Icelandic: Píratar) is a political party in Iceland. The party was cofounded on November 24, 2012 by Birgitta Jónsdóttir (previously a member of The Movement), and several prominent Internet activists, including Smári McCarthy.
They successfully applied for the ballot list letter Þ in order to run in the 2013 Icelandic parliamentary election. This marks their first electoral participation as well as the first party to request the letter Þ. The party managed to win three seats in the 2013 election and became the first pirate party in the world to enter a national parliament.
Source:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pirate_Party_%28Iceland%29
