יסאצ אבסאלמ

Like mostly strategy games
Hablo un poco Espanol. Gusto la lengua Espanol
Speak Finnish, English, Spanish, Italian and little bit Swedish, French and Russian
Proud owner of Rome 2 collector's edition
Best games on Steam: Mount&Blade games, Skyrim, Hearts of Iron games, Crusader Kings II and Europa Universalis IV
Random person don't add unless you state why and speak. No need for random idle followers

-utilitarist
-the most interesting historical time periods: stone, bronze and iron age, ancient rome, renaissance, 18th century, world wars
-The best and most interesting religions and christian churches: suomenusko, shintoism, zoroastrianism, helleno-roman paganism, eastern orthodox church(the ecumenical patriarchate), oriental orthodox, lutheran, anglican, old roman catholic
-The best food: latin/spanish cuisine, french cuisine, finnish and scandinavian cuisine, mediterranean cuisines

democracy is the worst form of government-except for all the rest
-Winston Churchill-

Language is an issue. Among the soldiers, the Swedes speak either Swedish or Finnish (it seems they are two people of one nation, although it seems most Finnish-speaking Swedes also speak Swedish) but no other languages. The Swedish higher officers usually speak French and German though. Many of our officers speak French. I find it a bit ironic that the language of our enemy is the one we have to use to speak to our allies. The Swedes have found a few sailors on their quaint archipelago navy that have sailed on the North Sea and know some English to assign as interpreters. To find someone who speaks both English and Finnish is very rare though. It is a problem since we have been assigned to the Savolax Jäger Regiment of Finnish-speaking light infantry. We mostly make do with gestures and grunts, which the Finnish-speaking Swedes seem to be fine with.
-Sergeant Richard Sharpe about Swedish army in Finland 1808-


Oh nice...
-Onslow
Lord make me righteous but not yet
-St Augustine during his years in Milan