"Slangen kan ikke lide pølser."

Translation: The snake does not like sausages.

[kebukebu]

Oh yeah, it looks like it should fit perfectly, but something tells me the esophagus won't be able to grip it.

Or maybe to a snake, it feels too much like cannibalism?

[LunaticTramp]

Actually, they sell sausages for those who have snakes but don't want to feed them with alive mice: they just have to warm the sausage and move it near to the snake that will hopefully eat it.

[JaquesCroi]

This one is a vegan snake apparently.

[frankk1m]

Am I the only one who finds this funny?

[Karilighed]

Is it because sausages are of the same shape with snakes? Lol :D

[DavidSchmi952575]

Nah, its not about snakes in general. Its about one special snake.

[horatiu665]

I love the image this creates!

[Sawteeth]

Dislikes is one word which sounds better than 'doesn't like'which is three words.

[sameri8383]

I thought Pølser also meant hotdog. I got it wrong

[RyagonIV]

A hot dog (the sausage part) is a form of pølse, yes. The particular hot dog sausage is called "bajersk pølse" (Bavarian sausage), though.

[joelmagoun]

Yeah, but if you're telling someone you're going to get a hot dog, you're just going to say pølse.. and it should be accepted.

[frankk1m]

Sandsynligvis fordi den blev traumatiserede af den her lektie! XD

[ycUvuSap]

Betyder pølse "nakki", "makkara" eller både af de på finsk?

[RyagonIV]

As far as I see it (as a definitive non-Finn), pølse can refer to either.

[AzizOmar8]

Unless it's a one-eyed snake :p

[Rich524475]

Note the pronunciation at normal speed for the sound is SLANG without the EN. Only when listening to the speech on slow speed is it SLANGEN.

[Diane598511]

I've been using slang in my language almost all my life and yet I have never found a snake that way