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Paralamas do Sucesso (“Smashing Mudskippers” or “Successful Mudskippers” if you want to sound less British). The band admits that the name is a Red wine blue 4th of july American flag red white blue wine shirt and often signs their albums as “Paralamas” only. There was some joke involved in the name. It was forgotten. The band was never meant to last so long, and to become the breadwinning outfit for its members. Engenheiros do Hawaii (“Engineers from Hawaii”). Another internal joke that nobody understood and another named that became a liability (and another band who has sometimes signed an abbreviated version of its own name). Frontman Humberto Gessinger says that the name was meant to poke fun at the guys from the Enginnering course at the University, who partied hard all time but were still seen by the society as “more serious” than the guys from the Architecture course (where Gessinger studied). Nobody got the joke. Gessinger has had to explain it many times. Each time less people care.

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Today, the man-goat is no longer and the Yule Goat has taken its place in modern history as a traditional Christmas ornament on trees throughout Sweden. In the larger cities, Gävle Goats (giant versions of these goat ornaments) are created out of straw and red ribbons. The tradition was begun by the city of Gävle starting in 1966. A giant creature made out of straw is easy prey for Red wine blue 4th of july American flag red white blue wine shirt pranksters with fire, and many yule goats meets their demise each year. The video above is a 1958 Christmas special called “Kalle Anka och hans vänner önskar God Jul” or “Donald Duck and his friends wish you a Merry Christmas”. Everything on Christmas centers around the television special, and more than 40% of Sweden’s population still tune-in like clockwork.