Comments by "The Looinrims" (@looinrims) on "What if Sweden went to war with Finland? Who'd win?" video.

  1. This whole reply thread is “anecdote! Anecdote!” So here’s some actual evidence you weirdos: “The northern parts of Finland are, on average, covered with snow as early as the end of October, while the southern parts are covered starting sometime between December and January. The snow usually doesn’t melt until well into March in the south, and in the northernmost parts of Lapland it can still be lying around in June.” https://finland.fi/life-society/how-to-survive-winter-in-finland-and-enjoy-it/
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  2. It’s called paper numbers Conscripts from 30 years ago aren’t exactly something to count on
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  3.  @Revener666  not true
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  4.  @jeffsanders1609  “most” just means “more than half” of something, if I have 5 cookies, and you have 4 of the total cookies, I have most of the cookies, not you
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  5.  @Revener666  did you even read the whole Finland website? The thing I quoted, the thing that I specifically pulled out because I knew people wouldn’t actually read it Apparently you fucking didn’t, for some reason, but let’s do some math, easy peasy Year is 12 months End of October to June is what? 6-7 months 6-7 is most of 12 Math lesson over
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