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As a Danish guy, please don't. I get confused enough when you mash æ, ø, or å into random words.

Danish guy here who actually has æ in the alphabet. It is pretty much pronounced like 'e' in bet.

If you want new material, go to a comic show. On the internet you get varying degrees of jokes ranging from "comic material" to "I had 30 seconds to spare while shitting"

I appreciate your effort to make a review of my "30 seconds to spare on the shitter" joke but you can save that the next time. Don't expect every word out of other people's mouth to be price winning material.

What? No. That's validating the joke and respecting the foundation he laid. Comedians constantly reference each others jokes. Haven't you ever had a back and forth with a friend to make people laugh by building a joke on top of theirs?

A joke is like dissecting a frog. You understand it better but the frog dies in the process. A bad joke is still a bad joke, but the real joke is someone who is whooshing something because he just didn't get it.

Let me explain my comment because apparently it flew over your head: OC used sarcasm to highlight that they in fact have a horrible reputation. I made a joke to extend on OC's joke highlighting the fact that they might not even know what a reputation is, let alone reflect over their own.

What reputation?

No, I used the proleptic Gregorian calendar, so if you want to count sunrises you can just add 10 days. Historians use it for simplicity and accept the drift.

It is physically impossible to get to the windows, there is no balcony. I'd need a boom lift to get to them. Modern Scandinavian designs simply didn't account for proper shading of windows and if you're in an apartment you're shit out of luck.

It's not the insulation that's the problem, it's the lack of shading. Modern building regs basically demanded in all but writing huge south facing windows, turning any house into a greenhouse. Old houses have overhangs, shutters, awnings etc. Especially overhangs were excellent because it blocked out the high summer sun without blocking the light and let in the low winter sun. But that wasn't sexy so all new houses have done away with it and the new housing regs didn't have any effective regs to ensure summer comfort.

Maybe read the last part. My current apartment is much better than my old one since I can actually create a wind tunnel, but even then it doesn't lower it below 25°

And any apartment I've had didn't allow for adding anything to the outside unfortunately. The apartments just weren't designed for summer comfort.