I'm glad to hear that. There are many things I still don't understand about the Bible of Christianity, but I hope I got the correct answer to this one.

It's the verse my real parents used to teach that to me; they liked calling it the "Nintendo verse," because the first time they taught it to me, it was based on the selection of SNES video games my uncle had. For instance, my parents didn't want me and my brother imitating the characters fighting each other in Street Fighter II: The World Warrior. (It didn't help the game had a T-rating for Teen, but let's be glad there is such a thing as the ESRB.)

And it worked.

Chuong: Excellent answer I must say! And I didn't know the creators of Cyanide and Happiness are in Dallas.

Zax: They're huge on the internet and in Dallas since I live in Dallas. C&H pokes fun at Christianity a lot so no doubt would Levon prefer having coffee with Zuckerberg over meeting the creators of C&H.

Juno: Cyanide and Happiness started off when one of the creators was a teen who was sick and couldn't get to school so he made silly web comics to pass time and productivity. Now he's famous for his works online to the point that every time he sets up his booths at the conventions, lines of fans wait for him to the point that they even wait outside the doors.

Gustav: The Geats were the first Christians in Sweden. Knowing our history in the Crusades, let's just say it was rough. Then again, that's the history of the Vikings for you and that's all you need to know. Gothenburg is a great Swedish city to learn about the history of the Geats.

Levon: I would indeed. I haven't been to Gothenburg, though.

Lennart: If ever you do, it's a good place to start finding out all you'd want to know (or wish you didn't know) about the Geats.