Another Danish saying

Cold in my butt

This means that a person is 110% uninterested in anything or anyone

Markus

"Rutsch mir den Buckel runter"
"Slip down my hump"
~"I don't care" (directed at a person)

"Anorak" - Someone that's a little bit geeky, with strong interests or expertise in a niche area.

I thought that was a sign of constipation.

either way it's pain!! :D

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GCSKD_pn2Rk

VERY dated but informative, on topic.

Reschs...the beer of Sydney for us old blokes. :)

"Bagsy" - Calling "bagsy" is the equivalent of calling "shotgun" or "dibs" when something, like the front seat of the car, is offered up to a group.

I'd be LOST i tell you :oops:

Huh, here an "Anorak" is a parka, some clothing to hold off stark wind. Which is an Inuit word i think

:har:

"Von etwas die Nase voll haben"
literally to "have a full nose of something"

~To be fed up with something.

Same in the UK but also used in the term I referred to above.

"Bender" - Someone on a spree of excessive drinking and mischief is "on a bender."

I remembered a silly german proverb like

"Der hat Tomaten auf den Augen"
literally "He has tomatoes on his eyes"

Meaning he is dumb, or intentionally blind

Ta Det Piano - Take it piano! - Calm down!
Fullstendig Texas - Completely Texas - Completely and utterly chaotic and crazy
Bite I Det Sure Eplet -Bite The Sour Apple - Resign, give up
Det Er Ugler I Mosen - There Are Owls In The Moss - Something suspicious/sinister is going down

The last one is absurd even in Norwegian, but its origins are in the Danish Der Er Uller I Mosen - There Are Wolves In The Marsh/bog which does sound a tad more ominous.