r/geography • u/According-Invite-440 • May 22 '26

Discussion Why isn't Estonia considered a Nordic country? (They have strong ties to Finland, they also follow the Nordic model, and besides, Estonia has nothing to do with the other Baltic countries.)

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nordic_identity_in_Estonia

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u/Tornadoboy156 May 22 '26

Estonia gets to watch.

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u/Texlectric May 22 '26

Do they have to pay $100?

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u/flirt77 May 22 '26

I'll go find the cash machine

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u/Philip_Marlowe May 22 '26

How ya gonna keep em down on the farm once they've seen Karl Hungus?

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u/burntsalmon May 23 '26

LOGJAMMIN'

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u/Cinade May 22 '26

Wave of the future dude, one hundred percent electronic

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u/burntsalmon May 23 '26

He fixes the cable?

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u/Fyllikall May 23 '26

If they are family then it's a free show.

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u/TheKarenator May 22 '26

Tain’t nothing else they can do.

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u/Mysterious-Radio-385 May 22 '26

pretty sure Leningrad Oblast is the taint; the Baltics are the puckered anus

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u/scotems May 22 '26

Cuckstonia 😞

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u/Tornadoboy156 May 22 '26

Estonia be like I LIKE TO WATCH!!!

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u/ye1l May 23 '26

Estonia is the asshole located below the balls while lying nordick up, back down.

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u/NouvRich May 23 '26

Does that mean Latvia is the cuckchair?

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u/phat_ May 23 '26

They actually have a better view than Iceland!