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Ah, Iceland, one of the most magical places on Earth and on this side of the Milky Way. The beauty of the country, however, goes deeper than the gorgeous fjords, (sometimes) slumbering volcanoes, and windswept tourists you’ll find on the covers of brochures (though the nature there is truly stunning and a large part of the draw).
Iceland embodies the essence of community, happiness, and health, and we hope to show this to you in this list, compiled by our travel-hungry Bored Panda team. As you’re scrolling down, upvote the Icelandic facts that caught your attention, and let us know what you think of the country in the comments. If you’ve ever been to Iceland yourselves, Pandas, then we’re itching to hear all about your adventures there!
If you’re in the mood for some more Icelandic awesomeness after this list, then you’ll want to check out Bored Panda’s earlier articles about the fabulous country here and here.
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#1
Iceland Has The World’s Highest Gender Equality
Id row 4 years ago
We need to do this with universal health care. Our politicians have a 'f you, I got mine' mentality when tens of thousands of us are declaring medical bankruptcy each year. Hell, a woman was just charged $700 for waiting in the ER for 7 hours waiting to be seen. She gave up and left and got that bill in the mail. She was seen by no one, just sat there waiting. This has to stop.
classbag 4 years ago
Agree wholeheartedly! The healthcare industry in the US is criminal.
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J Robertson 4 years ago
Honestly. The US is so f****d that all the trumplican women would vote against it. I'm GenX and had an argument with a young millennial about feminism. I said she can thank feminists for the job she had, her own bank account, her own apartment, being able to drive, for the pants she was wearing. Nothing got through to her. She said we have all these things so we don't need feminists. Yes, because of feminists. There's just have no logic between. Blows my mind.
J Robertson 4 years ago
Wow. I didn't know BP automatically censored replies.
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Coleby G 4 years ago
Why is the United States first? There is a much bigger gap in most Middle Eastern countries and many Countries in Africa
Liz the Wanderer 4 years ago
Women are generally suppressed in the middle east and Africa. In US, we have more power, and our entitled attitudes made us willing to fight.
Load More Replies...It isn’t an overstatement to say that the Icelandic people are some of the happiest on our planet. The 2021 World Happiness Report ranked Iceland as the fourth happiest country on Earth, right behind Denmark in second place, Switzerland in third, and just ahead of the Netherlands, Norway, and Sweden.
Finland was given the number one spot in this year’s World Happiness Report update (its fourth consecutive year!) whereas Afghanistan was ranked as the unhappiest country in the world.
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#2
Polar Stratospheric Clouds Over Iceland A Few Days Ago
Greg Dickerson 4 years ago
Reminds me of a tee shirt I wore in the 70's.. What a great decade. Life is beautiful isn't it?
Id row 4 years ago
Iceland is a beautiful world unto itself. I just couldn't handle the food situation up there.
Wong Bingley 4 years ago
I'm super eager to know the food situation there?
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Without An Address, An Icelandic Tourist Drew This Map Of The Intended Location (Búðardalur) And Surroundings On The Envelope. The Postal Service Delivered
Yoga Kitty 4 years ago
And my pizza delivery cannot find me though I gave the correct address and my phone number...
Vicky Z 4 years ago
Oh God i feel that!!! Every single time i have to get out to the road to pick my food! If i wanted to get dressed and go out i would go to a restaurant to eat!!!
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My village has one postal worker who is born here, delivers post his whole live, and joins the pub every day after work. If you send post to this village addressed 'the idiot with the fat cat who moved in 12 years ago' there's a good change it'll be delivered right the first time.
Raoul L'artiste 4 years ago
would never work in a city, a small town however, I bet the postman was happy to have something different for once.
SuperChicken 4 years ago
Amazing! Our postal service wouldn't deliver our mail to us, if our surname's not written on the envelope/package - even if both our full names are on our mailbox.
Lotten Kalenius 4 years ago
Happened once to my dad (Sweden, Norrköping) who used to breed snakes. A caricature of him on the envelope, "The snake guy" written above a very broad address - found its way! (In like the 1980's)
Martha Higgins 4 years ago
I once got a letter from New York addressed to Martha, Bar Harbor and it arrived in my mail box in two days after being postmarked in NY.
The difference between the overall happiness index in the top few countries is marginal at best, meaning that European, especially Northern European countries are consistently the best places to live. If happiness is your thing that is.
According to the World Population Review and the World Happiness Report, Iceland has the highest feeling of social support in the world, even ahead of such countries as Finland, Norway, and Denmark, which tied for second place in terms of this metric.
#4
This Street In Iceland
oli 4 years ago
#9 Fun Fact Iceland Is Full Of Rainbows. Their Rainbow Paths Were Created To Show Their Immense Support For Pride, Diversity, And Acceptance Or maybe a message for the Christian church to accept gays and others gender to can be one day married in front of God!
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SuperChicken 4 years ago
Forget the yellow brick road. I will, definitely, follow this rainbow road. How beautiful!♥️
Terri Owens 4 years ago
I wanna live there! Anyone want to rent to me, hire me, sponsor me or adopt me? Just thinking....
#5
Breathtaking Icelandic Landscape
Sally Horrocks 4 years ago
I have walked through that landscape and yes, it is stunning beyond words. In one day we walked through that, across a snowfield and across somewhere that looked a bit like a rocky desert. The landscape is so diverse.
Vicky Z 4 years ago
Oh I really want too!!! A friend went and when i saw the photos they were breathtaking!
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Amber Cook 4 years ago
This view is utterly stunning! I've never had a thought of traveling there.... but there are thoughts pondering now!
#6
Elephant Rock - Don't Miss Out The Natural Statue Of Gaint Elephant Near Heimaey Island, Iceland
Currently, Iceland has a population of just 371k, according to Encyclopædia Britannica’s latest figures. That means the country is incredibly sparsely populated. Or, as Arctic Adventures puts it, that’s around 3 people per square kilometer (that’s roughly 8 people per square mile for our British and American Pandas).
They might be a small nation, but they’re tight-knit and really do know how to live a high-quality life. The proof is in the pudding, or in this case, the data, but it’s far better to experience the hospitality in person than to read about it or to look at just the stats and figures.
#7
Beautiful Photograph Taken In Iceland Where The Blue Sea, The Black Beach, The Yellow River And The Green Fields Meet In Perfect Harmony
Nixxy 4 years ago
Idk why but I feel like this would be the perfect place to make yourself into a sand ursala
M O'Connell 4 years ago
The color comes from volcanic sediments carried along by the water.
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#8
The Viking Sword Road In Iceland
A B C 4 years ago
Simple, but a great effect. Wondering if there's some elevation where the picture was taken from for tourists to see it, or if it's only (decently) visible from the air.
#9
Fun Fact Iceland Is Full Of Rainbows. Their Rainbow Paths Were Created To Show Their Immense Support For Pride, Diversity, And Acceptance
Aidan Pite 4 years ago
Same-- "We're so proud even our waterfalls are proud!" ^-^
Load More Replies... Romenriel 4 years ago
I doubt that the waterfall makes the rainbow to support pride. In fact, I think that it doesn't care about human matters at all 😉 But the rainbow walks are neat idea.
Robert Rohrs 4 years ago
Then rainbow represents God's desire not to judge, but we have used it to call what is evil good and what is good evil. One does not have to be a slave to same sex attraction to be whole.
Linda Robinett 4 years ago
When I went to Scandinavia and Iceland during the Trump administration, there was some sort of nationwide gay pride thing in all the countries. Rainbow flags in hotel lobbies etc. I was really amazed and pleased about being in First World countries for a change
When we talk about Iceland being magical, it’s not all just fantasy and evocative words. According to the Nordic Visitor Blog, around a third of Icelanders believe in the existence of elves. Meanwhile, there are even spokespeople for the elves present when constructions take place in certain lava fields in Iceland.
#10
My Hotel Phone In Iceland Has A Special Button That Will Wake You Up If There Are Northern Lights In The Sky
Aahzmandus Pervect 4 years ago
Check! Our first Northern lights tour in Iceland was cancelled because of the bad weather, but the day after, it cleared, and we went out at night, and saw it after an hour or two. We were very lucky, I guess, and it was one of the greatest moments of my life and one I'll never forget.
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Jennie-Lind Normand 4 years ago
I used to live in Northern Ontario (Canada) and we got some amazing northern lights, they would dance and change colours, the most amazingly beautiful natural phenomenon I have ever seen
SuperChicken 4 years ago
If that thing lights up, I would run out there in a heartbeat, jammies and all.😆
#11
Information Sign Nr 1, Geysir Iceland
Marcellus II 4 years ago
That's like what, five miles? Let's go test the water with our hands...
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Firstname Lastname 4 years ago
Love how the last point is like "in case you ignored the previous two points, here's some help for you."
Vesuvius 4 years ago
sin·ter /ˈsin(t)ər/ Learn to pronounce noun 1. GEOLOGY a hard siliceous or calcareous deposit precipitated from mineral springs. 2. solid material which has been sintered, especially a mixture of iron ore and other materials prepared for smelting. "typical blast-furnace burdens are 80% sinter, 20% ore"
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Kate Bolante 4 years ago
Clearly, all of these points were written and repeated for American tourists
#12
Iceland Does Not Want To Deal With Your Stupidity - And I Think That’s Beautiful
Brunettechameleon 4 years ago
I like this. I’ve never understood why people throw coins into fountains. It’s kind of meaningless to throw coins in fountains.
Auntriarch 4 years ago
The coins may be recovered from a fountain and given to a local charity.
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Rob Dabank 4 years ago
When the country that religiously believes in elves tells you that you are being stupid, you know you are being stupid!
GoddessOdd 4 years ago (edited)
I think its more a matter of symbolism than superstition. Much the same as when a bride carries something old, something new, something borrowed and something blue... I don't think anyone really believes it accomplishes anything, it just references the past. Where I live, coins thrown in fountains are raked up and given to charity, and since we have so many tourists, and so many fountains, a great deal of money is collected. In my opinion, coins thrown in fountains causes no harm and does a great deal of good. Coins thrown into springs is another matter entirely.
MAKtheknife 4 years ago
Too bad they don't have this in Yellowstone - but the idiots would probably not take heed anyway.
Some of the reasons why Icelanders are so happy include their strong sense of community, their focus on equality and inclusion, and their high levels of transparency. This means that the Icelandic people have very high levels of trust in their governments while they also boast a low crime rate. Statista notes that there were 167 prisoners in the entire country in 2010. This number fell to 136 in 2018.
#13
Modern Icelandic Houses Are Built With Geothermally Heated Water Pipes Under Their Sidewalks So Icelanders Never Have To Shovel In Winter
Sina 4 years ago
You'd need an active volcano nearby to feed the pipes, but yeah it would be amazing if it was possible :)
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Rannveig Ess 4 years ago
Anywhere you bury pipes in Iceland, you're going to get hot or warm water. The cold water is stored in a huge tank above ground, so it's cold. We had an active thermal vent in our back pasture, but that's not uncommon since a tectonic plate runs right through Iceland. Makes things convenient sometimes!
#14
Town In Iceland Paints A 3D Pedestrian Crossing To Slow Traffic
A B C 4 years ago
That looks so cool, and I'm pretty sure I'd get pretty spooked if I drove down that road for the first time
William Teach 4 years ago
They should do that here in the US, it would hopefully limit the ever increasing number of idiots treating stop signs as yield or just blowing them off
Steph Harrison 4 years ago
I saw some people ages ago from America complaining about how dangerous these are, and basically stating they would never work over there because the general driving habits don't leave potential space to allow for the possibility of accidents or having to stop quickly.
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Eric George 4 years ago
This is soooo cool, I'm sure unaware drivers would get freaked out the first time travel on this road!
Big Iron Mike 4 years ago
I went through and unchecked a bunch above to move this up. This is simply brilliant.
#15
The Arctic Fox Is The Only Land Mammal Native To Iceland
LakeMonster 4 years ago
Then what does it eat? Foxes typically eat small rodents and such, all mammals... does it fish?
Catlady6000 4 years ago
Yep. Also eats birds, eggs and any dead things that may wash up on shore
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Raymond Ewen 3 years ago
I aw a wild one one day when I was stationed in Greenland. They are foxy. LOL It tried to lure one of the guys away from the others.
Of course, all the natural beauty, stunning settings, and fresh air don’t help your chances of wanting to settle down in Iceland, either. Quite literally everyone that we personally know who’s been to Iceland has expressed their deep love of the country and has promised to go back. Hey, it might be an amateurish scientific study, but the sentiment is real.
#16
Work Signs In Reykjavik, Iceland Feature A Female Worker
Scagsy 4 years ago
I've been trying to convince my wife of that for some years now.
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Big Blue Cat 4 years ago
For all of you commenting 'could be a man in ponytail'. Of course it could. But. Don't you get that this is more inclusive compared to old signs with traditional male figure with no curves and short haircut? Why do you keep complaining when that pattern is broken?
Raoul L'artiste 4 years ago (edited)
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Joe Blow 4 years ago
About the same as female figure on a restroom. Sure it can be a weirdo wearing a dress but thats way beyond the scope and intent of the figures.
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#17
This Is How Glacier Rivers Looks From Above In Iceland
Vicky Z 4 years ago (edited)
That's how i imagine a clothing from wool would look like under a microscope
Glynna Bowood 4 years ago
I imagines bird bones since they are supposed to be lightweight/porous.
Load More Replies... Iris Bagheera 4 years ago
The painter is nature, she can be freaking incredible.
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#18
The Icelandic Pledge For Tourists
Cecily Holland 4 years ago
A lot politer than the entry signs in Indonesia and Malaysia: Bring Drugs here and we’ll shoot you
Stephanie IV 4 years ago
Just a quick question: does this result in Indonesia and Malaysia have less drug trafficking?
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Karis Ravenhill 4 years ago
I like to live by the old photographer's code: Take nothing but pictures, leave nothing but footprints, kill nothing but time.
classbag 4 years ago
Never heard the third part. I liked that saying before, but I like it even better now.
Load More Replies... Izzy_ 4 years ago
Somehow makes me think that this sign is specifically aimed at Americans lol
socalledracing 4 years ago
Well, the idiots are everywhere, but the percentage differs 🤭
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Guðrún Sveinsdóttir 4 years ago
We are very aware of our nature here in Iceland and try to keep it clean ourselves. Just our rivers all over have the most clean water in the world and we like to keep it that way. I have a river behind my house and it's so refreshing and even has some awesome salmon to fish if you want. Maybe 15 meters behind the house 🏠 🥰
Some time ago, Bored Panda spoke about traveling etiquette and the importance of learning local costumes with Professor Christine Vogt from Arizona State University. She said that it’s vital that we do proper background research about the country we’re traveling to before setting out on the adventure itself. Analyze the customs, get to know the language. “More than likely that is what draws a person to visit a certain place. The more local knowledge a traveler has, the more a traveler can feel like a local and fit in," she said.
#19
In Hólavallagarður Cemetery, Iceland, It’s Said Trees Are Planted On Graves As A Old Norse Tradition. You Can Touch The Trees As A Way To Connect With The Deceased
Izzy_ 4 years ago
I told my family I want to be turned into a tree when I die, (they have pods that can do that). It they thought I'd be weird and creepy if a branched or leave touched them lol
Yoga Kitty 4 years ago
Not weird or creepy at all - it is a beautiful idea! Unfortunately not allowed (yet) here in Germany as we still have cemetery obligation, but I intend to be cremated and buried in a forest without any special markings of the place if the regulations do not loosen up until I move on...
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Big Iron Mike 4 years ago
My kids have been instructed to cast my ashes at the base of a particular tree in our old-growth Redwood Grove. Long after I have passed, they can come and visit me.
Nazda Pokmov 4 years ago
Grow as part of a tree. Over here we have very old trees in some cemeteries and they actually feel like the people burned underneath their branches are part of the trees.
Iris Bagheera 4 years ago
We have many many trees here, even a flarge orest with 2 rivers IN the eastern part of Reykjavík ;-)
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This Poster Under A Camera In Iceland
ZAPanda 4 years ago
good one. And the original was a stalker song as well, so you'd also be watched by the police there.
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Michael Sanders 4 years ago
dang, dunno why you got downvotes. Maybe people on here are more Sinestro fans 🤷♂️ Gave you one back
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#21
Teddy Bear Quest
SuperChicken 4 years ago
They need to do that everywhere. Children or not, it's a lovely sight to see that may put a smile on every face.
Theoden 4 years ago
I remember we all put rainbows in our windows as a way to show support for the National health service workers and it turned into a Rainbow quest for all the kids on their pandemic walks
Auntriarch 4 years ago
We had teddies too, later. One house had a window cill full of meerkats
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"Local customs can include how a traveler dresses, eats, uses a cell phone, etc. When a traveler is out in a community such as walking in a downtown area or eating in a restaurant, these local customs can come into play. For example, in Buddhist countries, a woman who has not covered her shoulders or legs may not be allowed into temples or even a restaurant. Learn as many local customs as you can and a few key words to enhance your experience," the professor explained to Bored Panda.
#22
The Coolest House I Found During My Trip In Iceland
#23
My Sister Rented A Flat Here In North Of Iceland For Christmas, This Is Her View
Caro Caro 4 years ago
I got snowed in once for 2 weeks... It was great fun and thankfully we were well stocked.
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socalledracing 4 years ago (edited)
What of it? Few water pipes underneath concrete pavement won't melt meters of snowfall.
Load More Replies... Baali Venomax 4 years ago
This gives REAL meaning to the phrase "I cant go out, i'm snowed in" Yeah no s**t, sherlock!
#24
Went To A Beach In Iceland And Took A Full-Color Picture That Looks Entirely Grayscale
Baali Venomax 4 years ago
There is (Or was dunno if its still there) an island called Lanzarote, among the Canary Islands, that we went to as a field trip as a kid and the entire island looks like that. I don't even know if its an inhabited or not but that area certainly wasn't. I remember being told I got upset because I thought: all the naughty boys had knocked the buildings down. I was a weird kid.
Chandelure F-5 4 years ago
Oh lord, someone could have made a revolutionary new photograph form by standing there.
Michael Fuhry 4 years ago
Beautiful. Bundle up, and just stand there, taking it all in: the sounds, the spray, the wind.*sigh*
Jenný Samúelsdóttir Herlufsen 4 years ago
When I was little I thought every beach was like this but the white ones were rare and only on tropical islands! I believe I was wrong!
Incitatus 4 years ago
Why wouldn't you think that, growing up there (I assume)? 😂😂
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Meanwhile, Professor Vogt added that travelers should refrain from taking any historic artifacts home with them as souvenirs. Some of the ways that the locals can make sure nothing gets taken is to set up signs that discourage people from pocketing what they shouldn’t. If that doesn’t work, penalties for stealing and setting up cameras to catch rule-breakers might work. It’s also a good idea to set up a display of all the items that tourists had stolen and then returned later on.
#25
There Are Places In Iceland Where You Can Be Standing On The North American And European Tectonic Plates At The Same Time. This Rift Was From An Earthquake
Whatshername 4 years ago (edited)
And then the next earthquake hit. Splitting the person in the picture in 2 perfect halves. (Yes I know it's more likely they would fall in the rift)
Kanuli 4 years ago
If they installed a big Guillotine at the top, that reacts to earthquakes?
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Bacony Cakes 4 years ago
Yell "Enhance!" at the screen enough times and you can see the cameraman recording National Geographic: Down To The Earth's Core. It'll look a bit like this: Screenshot...4a-png.jpg 
MarsFKA 4 years ago
In New Zealand, when we drive from Christchurch through the Southern Alps to the West Coast, there is a point, on the west side of the Alps, where we leave the Pacific plate and move on to the Australian plate. During a scenic train ride from Christchurch to the West Coast, several years ago, the guy on the microphone told us that we were now on the Australian plate, so when we arrived in Greymouth – town on the West Coast – please have our Passports ready. Two young tourists in the seat next to me started rummaging through their packs...
#26
Sheep Taking Shelter In A Tunnel In The Westfjords Of Iceland While A Bad Storm Blows Over
Matt Hollis 4 years ago
They really aren't smart, sure they demonstrate a wide range of emotions but smart they are not.
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juliana 4 years ago
if i was old enough to drive and own a car id load all of them in a huge warm truck and take them home
Iris Bagheera 4 years ago (edited)
That would be stealing as they have a home. They roam free in the surrounding areas to their home during the summer. There is a farm that's not far from this tunnel.
Load More Replies... Guðrún Sveinsdóttir 4 years ago
We put the sheeps inside at a specific time of the year and sometimes this happens but the farmers and others always seem to find every one of them each year safe and sound.
Iris Bagheera 4 years ago
This is a busy car tunnel that goes under the ocean, putting hay there could be dangerous both for people and sleep
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Donald Holder 4 years ago
Shows how smart sheep are, they're all against the walls and out of the traffic lane.
#27
Blue Lagoon In Iceland, A Geothermal Hot Spring
Ragnhild Nilsen 4 years ago
Think of one more than 8000 square meters big! About two acres!
Load More Replies... Vicky Z 4 years ago
I think they also opened a bar there now where you can have your drink while in water if I'm not mistaken
Auntriarch 4 years ago
You can, also Ice cream. So there you are in the water drinking cold beer and eating ice cream, while the lifeguard is swaddled in parka, mittens, balaclava with his hands cuddled round a hot coffee.
Load More Replies... classbag 4 years ago (edited)
I've seen pictures of a broader view of the hot springs with all of the tourists trying to get Instagram-worthy photos like this one. Beautiful place, but looks miserable with all the people.
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Brenda Beston 3 years ago
One of the best experiences to enjoy in Iceland. There are many to choose from. We chose this one first. Will try others on our next visit
#28
Every Stop Light In Akureyri, Iceland Is Shaped Like A Heart
Sleazy Weaver 4 years ago
To fight depression after the financial crash of 2008 & to fight regular seasonal depression too. Just to remind people they're loved if they're not doing too well, really.
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Celtic Pirate Queen 4 years ago (edited)
Maybe to remind people that disobeying traffic laws could cause theirs to stop beating?
#29
Reykjavík Looking Extra Soft After Today's Snowstorm
8Yorkies-and-57cats 4 years ago
With this snow, Athens (Greece) would shut down for about a week!
Mark Howell 4 years ago
With just two flakes of snow, the UK shuts down completely. ;o))
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SuperChicken 4 years ago
🎶A beautiful sight. We're happy tonight. Walking in a winter wonderland... 🎶
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Painted On The Side Of A Little Cafe In Iceland
Vic 4 years ago
It is till you reach your 40s and your blood pressure and sugar make it a circus!!
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Kim Blizzard 4 years ago
Is it weird to say you miss someone you didn't know? Nice to see him mentioned here.
Glynna Bowood 4 years ago
Enjoy the ride, while it lasts." is what he should have added (given he committed suicide).
Celtic Pirate Queen 4 years ago
Life is too short to not enjoy good food. I'll deal with the extra 20+ pounds, but at least I'll be happier than those "Housewives" (of Beverly Hills, of Atlanta, of Orange County, etc) who weigh all their food, basically live on grilled fish and salad, and exercise obsessively - all while drinking copious amounts of alcohol (yeah, wine is alcohol). No thanks.
Lark 4 years ago
And all to stay married to a rich a$$hole. Until they get too old for him and he marries the nanny.
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Meet Óttarr Proppé, Iceland's New Minister Of Health
Bluebee 4 years ago
He looks to have a healthier BMI than most health ministers?
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Ara Noguera 4 years ago
Actually, he was the Minister of Health in 2017 for less than a year. Other political roles include member of Parliament, chairman of political party and city counselor of Reykjavik.
Sam Chilton 4 years ago
Not the best for his undercarriage health! Seems like a cool guy though.
#32
People Gathered Around Lava, Iceland
Tasso Pernokes 4 years ago
LOL Not Wood ? Ok I'll watch and see how long you can hang on to a metal pole while roasting a marshmallow there.
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Donald Holder 4 years ago
I hope they posted that Line from above. "Don't die taking a selfie." And trust me, people are that stupid. There were 3 teens who fell to their deaths on Hawaii (the big island) trying to get close enough to take them.
#33
Went To See A Volcano That Is Only A Couple Of Kilometers Away From My Home. This Volcano Has Been Erupting For The Past Months In Iceland
Just saying 4 years ago
Alas, the eruption has now finished but there is plenty of footage on youtube - search Geldingadalir or Fagradalsfjall.
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Baali Venomax 4 years ago
Not sure about this one. I might be somewhat leary living that close to a potential natural disaster.
Mickie Shea 4 years ago
Let's get a little closer. Looks like fun and maybe I can take off this jacket.
Mevrouw Madelief 4 years ago
It feels and looks like a big campfire, I wonder how warm those people surrounding the lava are. It looks very cool to witness.
#34
This Is The Last McDonald's Burger Sold In Iceland
Caro Caro 4 years ago
After the financial crash of 2008, the one McDonald’s restaurant in Reykjavik left town. It was not very established in the first place as the local burger chain, Hambórgarabúllan, was so popular that people basically boycotted the foreign chain.
I I 4 years ago
just shows how much processed crap they put in their "food" if it hasn't rotted away by now , 12 years and the bun isnt mouldy as hell
K.Kobayashi 4 years ago
Actually this photo was taken at least a few years ago because it's not there anymore. And burgers and fries are thin and have very little moisture content so they dry out before they mold or rot.
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Whatshername 4 years ago
Noticed how the packaging is deteriorating yet the food seems ehh "fresh"? 🤔
Anne 4 years ago
Yeah.. McDonalds food seems to not rot. Which is very disturbing. Even bacteria won't consider it worth eating..
Load More Replies... More Thinking Needed 4 years ago
No McDonalds, but there is a Subway, Taco Bell, TGIF, and Dominos. Surprisingly, no Starbucks (yet).
buttonpusher 4 years ago
Oh no. I love me a cheeseburger. I'd struggle without my disgusting diet.
Joy 4 years ago
In Barbados, McDonald's packed their all beef patties into a suitcase and left. The islanders simply weren't interested. Considering how popular Maccie D's is in the UK, if it failed... well I dunno. Wimpy failed as did Wendy's, while Burger King is struggling. Wonder if any of these managed to make it in Iceland.
Lindsey Turner 4 years ago
There's a Wimpy in my local town in North Devon. It's actually really popular
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Jason Llewellyn 4 years ago
Pretty scary to think it hasn't turned to mold. Must be the pink slime they used
#35
Krónur Coins, The Icelandic Currency, Have National Marine Species As Heads
Whatshername 4 years ago
Ahh crab, Iost my coins. It's ofishial, now I can't trout my friend a nice dinner. Cod I be any more stupid?!
DennyS (denzoren) 4 years ago
This is similar to ours but we have birds and flowers instead of heads.
Riley Quinn 4 years ago
I much prefer this instead of having slave owners and genocidal statesmen like the US.
#36
Black Church In Iceland
#37
No Church In The Wild. Oldest Church Of Iceland, So Cute
Caro Caro 4 years ago (edited)
This is beautiful and much better than a pretentious modern building. How old is it? 17th century Edit: googled https://icelandtravelguide.is/locations/grafarkirkja-turf-church/
GoddessOdd 4 years ago
I would love to just sit quietly here, and soak in the history, and the beauty of this place. Yet another place I would love to be able to see inside...
#38
Fun Fact The Sheep Population Of Iceland Is More Than Double The Human Population
Caro Caro 4 years ago
There are more sheep than people in New Zealand, around 6 sheep per person
Peko 4 years ago
There's a similar ratio in Denmark between people and pigs.
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GoddessOdd 4 years ago
and an old American? I can tend sheep . . . I think. It's been a lifelong ambition of mine.
Load More Replies... Gogubaci 4 years ago
I think mongolia trumps them all with 3.27 million people versus a whopping 70.9 million livestock animals
littlesaresare 4 years ago
If you count all livestock animals, pretty much every country is going to have more of them than humans.
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only one sheep is looking up . this one is a sensuous bing, do not eat .
Susann Campbell 4 years ago
one hand typing, holding needy dog with my other hand. lol
Load More Replies... Riley Quinn 4 years ago
That's the way it should be. The planet can't sustain all these humans.
#39
Icelandic Girl Watering The Rooftop Of A Restaurant In Downtown Reykjavik
Vicky Z 4 years ago
Just a common thing to do😅😅 what errands i have to do today? Grocery shopping, wash the dishes, vacuum, oh and water the roof
Bob Belcher 4 years ago
Insurance companies having a heart attack in America.
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Donald Holder 4 years ago (edited)
There's a reason for this. The soil and grass keep heat inside the building to cut down on energy consumption.
Gingergirl 3 years ago
Thanks, I assumed there was a reason besides aesthetics
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Iris Bagheera 4 years ago
No, we like to water the old fashioned way with these houses. ;-)
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Baali Venomax 4 years ago
I have bad vertigo. I wouldn't able to do that job. I'd get dizzy and fall off.
#40
Laugarvatnshellar Caves. House Built Into A Hill In Iceland
#41
Fun Fact About Iceland
Tom Hardeveld 4 years ago
they just can't get their heads aROUND it, they are stresssing about it all over the globe
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socalledracing 4 years ago
Like they point to the ground because the satellites themselves have given up on staying on geostationary orbit?
Iris Bagheera 4 years ago
We do, heck er even get stations from the US, UK, other Scandinavian countries and Germany. Another fun fact, there is internet/cell phone reception everywhere in the country and I mean everywhere lol
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Big Blue Cat 4 years ago
Haha, this dude is saying that if I'm looking at my floor, I'm actually facing the sky. I guess this is techically correct because there is sky in every direction, there's just the little globe in between.
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Speed Bump And Cross Walk Signs In Iceland Look Like Alien Abduction
Iris Bagheera 4 years ago
How have I never made this connection??? I love it so much :-D Now this is what I'll think everyone I see it.
#43
This "Where Are You From" Map At The Aurora Museum In Reykjavík, Iceland
Charmwashere 4 years ago
A lot of merpeople from the Mediterranean sea have visited Iceland, it seems.
Nazda Pokmov 4 years ago
Not too many folks from Africa....just North American tourists and Europeans!!!! And Aussies!!!
Baali Venomax 4 years ago
Hmm you can see immediately where most of their tourist business comes from!
#44
Icelandic Condoms
Gregg Bender 4 years ago
Would never work in the U.S. The Evangelicals would have fits.
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#45
This Gate Made From An Old Bike In Reykjavik
#46
Remember That Icelandic Mayor Who Was Offering Signed Pictures Of Himself? Yeah. Mine Arrived Today
8Yorkies-and-57cats 4 years ago
He seems approachable/accessible. Some mayors of large capitals, you will never be able to see in real life, except on TV.
#47
This Scuba Crossing Sign In Þingvellir, Iceland
Zadie the Swiftie 4 years ago
y'all i have a picture of scuba divers crossing this exact scuba crossing lemme find it
#48
In Iceland, There's No Such Thing As The Flavour "Ranch"
Scagsy 4 years ago
We have 'Cool Original' whatever that means. Taste nice though. A little bit of zing but not too much.
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Truth Monster 4 years ago
I'd imagine "ranch" is a weird descriptor in many countries. "Ranch"? Is it supposed to taste like cows?"
Kiera DeCanio 4 years ago
I think that's the exact reason for the name change. The confusion over ranch flavor is probably equivalent to picking up a bag of chips in the US that says it's "Barnyard flavor".
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PurpleUnicorn 4 years ago
I have no idea what Ranch tastes like. Here the blue Doritos are called Cool Original
Sue Mullen Andersen 4 years ago
The Cool Originals are the Ranch flavor in the USA. It comes from salad dressing of the same flavor that is called Ranch Dressing. The name was created when the original creator bought a ranch that he named Hidden Valley Ranch...and the rest is USA artery-clogging history.
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Today I Drank Straight From An Icelandic Glacier. The Finest Of H20
Leslie Burleson 4 years ago
Right ?! It's all fun and games until you drink a 4,000,000 year old virus
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Ever eaten glacier ice? It pops and fizzles in your mouth, because of the high-pressure molecular matrix!
#50
A Convenience Store In Reykjavik, Iceland Has A Well As You Walk In
Terry Mahoney 4 years ago
You don't walk IN the well. It's under glass in the floor AS you walk in.
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Michael Fuhry 4 years ago
I believe this is a protected site, as the well probably has some historical significance, due to its age or location.
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This Pavement In Iceland For Wheelchairs Is Warmed Up So They Don't Slide Down
Alexandra Davis 4 years ago
Wow, this and the good wheelchair spaces. I need to move to Iceland! Seems like they cater well for wheelchair users!
#52
Visiting Iceland And This Is The View At Midnight
#53
In Winter The Sun Sets At 2:00 PM In Iceland
#54
This Sign Reminding Tourists Not To Walk On A Geothermally Active Area In Iceland
#55
In Iceland, Handicapped Parking Spaces Have Ramps Onto The Curb
Alexandra Davis 4 years ago
As a wheelchair user, I wish this was the same in my country! Makes so much sense. Take note England!
#56
Campsite Inside A Greenhouse To Keep Us Warm (Hverinn, Iceland)
Jose Antonio 4 years ago
In a way, it is. I would imagine the greenhouse keeps the heat inside, so you are not solely confined to your tent just to stay warm
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Chunks Of Ice On Iceland’s Diamond Beach
#58
This Sign In Iceland Gives You A Smiley Face When You’re Under The Speed Limit, A Sad Face When Your Over The Speed Limit And An Angry Face If You’re Way Over The Speed Limit
Not A Panda 4 years ago
Most local small villages here have these too. Although they're set to give a frowny face when you're 1kph over, which makes them irritating.
ZAPanda 4 years ago
so some etymology: Þ and ð are "th", so this is "thin hrathi" - in english, "thine rather". Rather originally meant 'faster' or 'quicker', as in "i'd rather eat pie", meaning "i'd sooner eat pie". So, "thy speed". It also appears in the name "roger", from Beowulf king Hrothgar, meaning "rapid spear". Gar = spear, compare to "gore" as in, "gored by a bull". You're welcome.
Yoga Kitty 4 years ago
Yes, but mostly in residential areas where you have to drive really slow because of children - this one seems to be at a rather lonely road?
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They Sell Icelandic Air In A Can At Gift Shops In Iceland
Paul Davis 4 years ago
But the judges will downgrade you for using canned air instead of making your own
More Thinking Needed 4 years ago
Just when I thought Iceland was immune from corporate greed. Sigh!
#61
This Oil Tank In Reykjavík Is Lit Up With LED Lights In The Colors Of The Pride Flag During The Pride Week In Iceland
Don Golosso 4 years ago
Thinking that oil will catch fire at a single spark like gasoline does...
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My Favorite Photo From My Trip To Snæfellnes Peninsula In Iceland Last March - Búdakirkja. Surreal To Be There In Person
#63
Windows Running On Windows (Airport In Iceland)
#64
Hostel In Iceland Has No Elevator, But Offers Elevator Music
Bacony Cakes 4 years ago
Alas my love you do me wrong To cast me off discourteously; And I have loved you oh so long Delighting in your company. Greensleeves was my delight, Greensleeves my heart of gold Greensleeves was my heart of joy And who but my lady Greensleeves. I have been ready at your hand To grant whatever thou would'st crave; I have waged both life and land Your love and goodwill for to have. Greensleeves was my delight, Greensleeves my heart of gold Greensleeves was my heart of joy And who but my lady Greensleeves. Thy petticoat of slender white With gold embroidered gorgeously; Thy petticoat of silk and white And these I bought gladly. Greensleeves was my delight, Greensleeves my heart of gold Greensleeves was my heart of joy And who but my lady Greensleeves.
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#65
In Reykjavik, There Is An Old Gate For "Single Gloves Speed Dating" Where You Can Put Other People's Missing Gloves Or Look For Your Missing Gloves
#66
A Guide To Tying A Tie, Painted On A Wall In The Shopping Street Of Reykjavik, Iceland
SuperChicken 4 years ago (edited)
Why were you downvoted, when you prefer the half Windsor type of tying a tie? I upvoted.
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#67
Facts About Icelandic Water
Guðrún Sveinsdóttir 4 years ago
Yes we do and it's very cheap, both hot and cold water.
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1-Hour-Old Rock Sample Taken From An Icelandic Volcano
#69
Hospital Food In Iceland, The Salmon Was Surprisingly Well-Seasoned
Cecily Holland 4 years ago
And to think I had to buy all three meals per day down the hall in the hospital food court because of the muck they served. You suck John Hunter Hospital
Tee Witt 4 years ago
Every time I have been in hospital in Britain the food has been disgusting.
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I can sometimes spend over half a year in hospital and so bring my own food now!
#70
In Case You Didn’t Know, The Sign Is For You
Cecily Holland 4 years ago
They have similar ones overseas with that, a camera and a YouTube logo
Jenný Samúelsdóttir Herlufsen 4 years ago
Once there were tourist in a rented camper, stopped for the night ON the road though my neighbourhood, and in the morning I saw the tourist from my kitchen window, peeing at the side of the camper :(
Jenný Samúelsdóttir Herlufsen 4 years ago
This is actually a real problem in Iceland. Tourists are peeing and pooping all over and leaving their s**t and toilet paper laying around the side of the road. Not even buried or covered:(
#71
A Bra Fence In Iceland
LuckyL 4 years ago
It is located by the farm Varmahlíð and the sea lake Holtsós and the cave Steinahellir. Some local started this tradition to put bras on the fence couple of years back, as they were having a party and stole some bras from a local lady nearby. Since then people passing by have donated bras to the fence.
Load More Replies... Scagsy 4 years ago
Is it for the birds to nest? I'm thinking specifically of the Tit and the Booby. Stop sniggering, this is a serious contribution to the thread. Honestly, children.
Bacony Cakes 4 years ago
The museum down the road has a section de... dedicat- *chuckle* entirely to the WOODPECKER! AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAA!
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#74
This Recycling Bin Shaped Like A Bottle In Blonduos, Iceland
#75
Reykjavík, Iceland In 1910 And 2013. The Former "Edge" Of The City. The Only House That Still Stands Is The Red-Roofed House On The Right
#76
This Public Bike Service And Repair Station In Reykjavik
Nik 4 years ago
They have stations like this in Banff on the ski runs so you can fix your skis
Otter 4 years ago
I've seen them i. Aspen, Co. as well. Why aren't there some here in Davis, Ca??? This is Bike Central!
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#77
2AM In Reykjavik, Iceland. This Is A Dark As It's Going To Get Tonight
#78
A Chair And A Living Room Setting. In The Middle Of Nowhere. Iceland
Wandaluzt 4 years ago
It was taken from a Reddit post that is 3 years old. Stop virtue signalling.
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Icelandic Grass Roof (In The Summer)
M O'Connell 4 years ago
Perhaps just needs a re-topping. If that were in my area, it would probably be a 'built-up' roof consisting of several layers of synthetic felt with liquid asphalt mopped over it. The gray bit is fine gravel spread over it before the final asphalt dries. The gravel is there to protect the asphalt from degradation by UV light, and to reflect light in general so the roof doesn't get hot enough to melt.
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The Easiest Bread I’ve Ever Made And It Turned Out Delicious! Icelandic Rúgbrauð
LuckyL 4 years ago
Ingredients 4 1/2 cups (477g) medium rye flour 2 teaspoons salt 1 tablespoon baking powder 3/4 teaspoon baking soda 2 cups (454g) buttermilk 1/2 cup (168g) honey 1/2 cup (170g) molasses Instructions Preheat the oven to 325°F with a rack in the center position. Weigh your flour or measure it by gently spooning into a cup, then sweeping off any excess. In a large bowl, whisk together the flour, salt, baking powder, and baking soda. In a separate bowl, whisk together the buttermilk, honey, and molasses. Pour the wet ingredients into the dry ingredients, stirring to combine. Transfer the batter to a lightly greased 9” pain de mie (pullman) pan and smooth the top. Lightly grease the lid, and place the lid on the pan. Bake the bread for 2 hours. Turn off the oven and remove the lid from the pan. Leave the loaf in the turned-off oven for another 15 minutes, then remove from the oven and turn out of the pan onto a cooling rack
LuckyL 4 years ago
Cool completely before slicing thinly and serving with butter or your favorite savory toppings. Pickled herring and smoked salmon are traditional, but cheese (anything from salty aged to soft mild) certainly wouldn’t be amiss, either. Store leftover bread tightly wrapped at room temperature for several days. Freeze for longer storage.
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This Fish Restaurant In Iceland Had Dried Fish Skins As Lighting Fixtures
#82
This 6-Wheeled Pickup Truck Car We Saw In Iceland
Gogeta Blue 4 years ago (edited)
Can anyone tell me what car this is? Edit: Okay, I know what it is. It’s a Six-wheeled Ford Escort Pickup
#83
Everything In Iceland Is Beautiful
#84
The Phallus Museum In Reykjavik, Iceland Uses Mermaids To Gauge Size
Paul Davis 4 years ago
Would have to use a super-sized banana, and correct me if I'm wrong, that would fail to make any point
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This Water Bottle On Board Iceland Air Is Shaped Like An Iceberg
#86
Iceland Have Some Very Amusing Condom Packaging
#87
Icelandic Benchpress Record Being Broken On Top Of A Glacier, 1986
#88
In Reykjavík, Iceland, Some Of The Pedestrian Lights Are Female
Bacony Cakes 4 years ago
Duck would like you to cease duck-6180c...27a6b5.jpg 
#89
Icelandic Humor In Front Of A Local Bar
#90
The Hallway To The Restroom In This English Pub In Iceland Is Made To Look Like A Tube Tunnel
Paul Davis 4 years ago
That would tend to confuse people who don't know it's still going to lead to the bathroom. Especially prone to this: drunk people.
#91
Some Amusing Graffiti I Saw In Iceland
#92
This Artwork On A House In Reykjavik, Iceland
#93
A Chilly Day In Þingvellir National Park. Glimmering "Good Luck Coins" In The Water
Anne 4 years ago
Maybe clean them up, so others won't be tempted to also do? I am sure it's polluting the water. Use the findings for nature
Nathan Pogorzala 4 years ago
It is minerals in the rock, not actual coins, which is good.
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Black And White Lavastones. I Got The Black One From Iceland And The White One From Milos, Greece
#95
On My Flight To Iceland, The Cover On The Back Of Your Seat Has A Fun Fact
#96
Traditional Icelandic Dishes
Smoked lamb "Hangikjöt" with beetroot, yellow turnip & redcurrant. Cured Minke Whale with horseradish, blueberry & mustard.
Lamb rib eye with wild thyme, oyster mushroom and cauliflower.
Icelandic Skyr Mousse with buckthorn berry, carrot cake, carrot sorbet and lemon.
#97
In The Iceland Airport, You Wash And Dry
Juririn 4 years ago
No more hand air dryers since the pandemic, at least in Japan. Not sure we'll ever use them again.
Josiane Roy 4 years ago
I've used them at a few of the newer roadside rest stops in Quebec, Canada.
#98
Garbage Bins In Iceland Have Mini Recycling Sections
Klas Klättermus 4 years ago
We have these in Sweden too, so that gypsies don't have to throw all the garbage out when looking for recyclable bottes (which are worth about 15 cents each).
Yoga Kitty 4 years ago
We could use this for our Pfandflaschen in Germany! We always put drink containers that bring Pfand next to the trash can and not inside so the people looking for bottles do not have to reach inside the garbage...
#99
The Water At The Blue Lagoon In Iceland Looked Like CGI
michelle neugebauer 4 years ago
It's blue, so the poster has to get a upvote for a great picture!
#100
This Store In Reykjavik, Iceland Has A Well In The Middle Of It
michelle neugebauer 4 years ago
another great Icelandish picture, an up vote because you took the time to post
#101
This Eve Online Monument In Iceland Contains All Usernames Up Until 2014
#102
Icelandic Alternatives For Beef Jerky
#103
Looked Up And Saw A Tiny Solder On This Street Sign In Reykjavik Iceland
#104
Chain Bicycles That You Can Chain Your Bicycle To In Reykjavik Iceland
#105
The Satellites In Iceland Are Almost Pointed Down Because It's So Far North
M O'Connell 4 years ago
Most people think that satellite dishes are aimed in a direction perpendicular to the plane formed by the rim of the dish, this isn't so. The dish surface is angled to reflect radio waves toward the antenna itself. If someone didn't know that, they would assume that these dishes were pointing down instead of at almost 90°
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Tear Shaped Egg I Found In A Local Market In Iceland
#107
At Reykjavik Airport, The Skylights Look Like Icicles
#108
This Fence In Iceland Has A Glass Window
#109
My Hostel Has Preserved The Last McDonald's Cheeseburger Sold In Iceland
Paul Davis 4 years ago (edited)
You can tell it's a small country...so many of these posts are repeats of previous posts, or duplicates of things other countries also have. Canada, Germany so far have a lot of these same things, so they aren't really "unique from the rest of the world items". Don't get me wrong, I still admire Iceland and its culture and so forth. Just poking fun at the list.
Terry Reauxper 4 years ago
Uh...they're kinda proud of keeping moldy (yet somewhat less moldy than it should be) food around in Iceland, huh? Also, there must not be a lot of fact checking in Iceland! ;)
#111
There’s A Bar In Reykjavik Iceland Called Lebowski Bar. It’s A Theme Bar Based On The Big Lebowski
#112
Strange (Perhaps Unappealing?) Candy From Iceland
What's In Your Head? 4 years ago (edited)
Black banana, sweet Louisiana, robbing on a bank in the state of Indiana...
Kosh1k 4 years ago
They're perfect for halloween or just a horror themed party, tho.
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Iceland Very Often Gets Beached Whales, This Is One That Is Laying On The Beach At The Moment
#114
DJ In Icelandic Mall Phone Store
#115
The Bathrooms At This Dunkin' Donuts In Reykjavik, Iceland Are In An Old Bank Vault
#116
Hotel In Iceland. It's Supposed To Tell You Which Rooms Are On Which Floor
#117
I Found Mojito-Flavored Soda In A Reykjavik Grocery Store
#118
This Sign For Asian People In An Icelandic Public Bathroom
oli 4 years ago
I was working for a Swiss company and we were installing machines in Kunming, China, the first day we went to the toilets and we had never seen such dirty toilets and we did not understand how someone could put so much everywhere, until the day we saw a Chinese perched on these toilets! But the Turkish toilets were very clean.
#119
The Windows In Iceland - What Is The Story Behind Them?
Anne 4 years ago
I don't understand the question.. did this person never see these window things (I'm not English, I don't know the name) before? They are very common in all of Europe
Karis Ravenhill 4 years ago
Last I knew they were called Tilt 'n Turn windows. I had them growing up in Scotland, brilliant windows. Triple glazed, blocks most noise and insulates like crazy, moves in 3 directions so you can clean the outside glass, and it has a locking system where you can tilt the top of the window inwards to allow air to circulate, but burglers can't push the window further and break in. Brilliant window design. American needs these.
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Ólafur Unnar Jóhannsson 4 years ago
This design are the only one that works perfectly against the the storm and the rain. Storm and rain is considered normal weather here in
Angie Zurita 4 years ago
We have these they are considered very old style in the United States. A lot of people have to change them so they can install window air conditioning units. It is very hot in certain parts of the country.
#120
There Are "No Poop" Signs In Iceland
Ellis Reed 4 years ago
Bored Panda just jacks the top posts from various subreddits and regurgitates them here.
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Freeze Your Left Hand And Boil Your Right Hand At This Airbnb In Iceland
Stephanie IV 4 years ago
In the UK, cold and hot water faucets are traditionally separate because you could drink the cold water - which came from a mains supply - but not the warm water, which usually came from a cistern. The warm water was often contaminated and by keeping the faucets separate, there was no cross contamination.
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Klas Klättermus 4 years ago (edited)
Good ol' Britthish way to clean your hands...eek....outch...eek...outch
Tassenküchlein168 4 years ago
That’s what the plug (see the chain behind the soap) is for: just plug the sink, fill it with both, hot and cold water and wash your hands. It’s not that difficult.
Klas Klättermus 4 years ago (edited)
But you would have to fill the sink multiple times to get your hands clean since the water will get dirty and also soapy. Also, you would never get your hands clean like that in a dirty sink like that
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This Camp Shower In Iceland Cost 300 Isk About 3 USD For Two Minutes Of Freezing Cold Water With Hardly Any Water Pressure
M O'Connell 4 years ago
I would prefer if it had been signed "Innkeepers" instead of "Wardens"
Bacony Cakes 4 years ago
Try this one, he's good at minarets. egyptian-6...9f2095.gif 
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Rannveig Ess 4 years ago
Go in the winter when you'll see the Aurora. It'll change your life
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Briana Kessler 4 years ago
I love this thread! I didn't want it to end. Now to go to YouTube to find videos. Such a beautiful place.
Walking On Sunshine 4 years ago
I definitely love this thread. I now want to move to Iceland. It seems peaceful and happy and accepting of everyone.
Charmwashere 4 years ago
And cold lol I love the cold, usually. I don't even bother with a jacket until it gets into the 20's F. Thought I'd love to live in colder parts. Then I moved to Chicago. -15 during the day for 4 months. Day in, day out, it hurt the breath outside. Everytime I had to go outside, wether to get the mail or left something in the car, I had to suite up like I was going on an Mt Everest expedition. I like cold until it hits 10 f or below. After that it becomes a pain. Three years of this and decided that was enough and moved back to Colorado.
Load More Replies... Calyfan Yelood 4 years ago
lovely country. Breathtaking scenes and funny locals. Definetely want to go!
Wally B Free 4 years ago
COVID-19 lockdown in Iceland. 2020. 5 months of an awesome Island! 🇺🇸❤️🇮🇸 Takk Chocolateviking.com
Rannveig Ess 4 years ago
Go in the winter when you'll see the Aurora. It'll change your life
Load More Replies... Briana Kessler 4 years ago
I love this thread! I didn't want it to end. Now to go to YouTube to find videos. Such a beautiful place.
Walking On Sunshine 4 years ago
I definitely love this thread. I now want to move to Iceland. It seems peaceful and happy and accepting of everyone.
Charmwashere 4 years ago
And cold lol I love the cold, usually. I don't even bother with a jacket until it gets into the 20's F. Thought I'd love to live in colder parts. Then I moved to Chicago. -15 during the day for 4 months. Day in, day out, it hurt the breath outside. Everytime I had to go outside, wether to get the mail or left something in the car, I had to suite up like I was going on an Mt Everest expedition. I like cold until it hits 10 f or below. After that it becomes a pain. Three years of this and decided that was enough and moved back to Colorado.
Load More Replies... Calyfan Yelood 4 years ago
lovely country. Breathtaking scenes and funny locals. Definetely want to go!
Wally B Free 4 years ago
COVID-19 lockdown in Iceland. 2020. 5 months of an awesome Island! 🇺🇸❤️🇮🇸 Takk Chocolateviking.com
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