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1. Lizzi wrote: Interesting picture. What does the title mean? |
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2. ansara wrote: In the region, where I was born, a "Nis Puk" is a good houseghost, he lives under your roof and helps everybody. As long as he lives there, all will go well. But you have to feed him with barley groat and melted butter, if you don't do this, he will left |
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3. ansara wrote: ..you, and you'll get poor. Do you know the danish "Jule-nisse"? They are related to Nis puk. |
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4. bluemoon wrote: fascinating info and picture. |
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5. ansara wrote: Thank you!! :) |
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6. mdawrcn wrote: Interesting. Love the roof made with tongues. |
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7. Lizzi wrote: Thanks, Ansara. I think every country in Europe has this folklore, each with a different name for their houseghost. |
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8. ansara wrote: To mdawrcn: You'll always have a wet roof with these tnogues...;) |
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9. ansara wrote: And in the "new world" you don't have this kind of houseghosts? |
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