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When she starts taking her clothes off instead of watching the We Are Number One music video with you WHAT AREYOU DOING
When she starts taking her clothes off instead of watching the We Are Number One music video with you WHAT AREYOU DOING

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When you see your friend Downvoting a Stefan Karl Stefansson meme WHAT AREYOU DOING
When you see your friend Downvoting a Stefan Karl Stefansson meme WHAT AREYOU DOING

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R.I.P. to our Number One 🙏🏻

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Stefán didn't want anyone to feel left out

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He is in Anguish. He He mourns What does this monster have to mourn? Stefán Karl Stefánsson Dies at 43 After Battle With Cancer 102 Remember
He is in Anguish. He He mourns What does this monster have to mourn? Stefán Karl Stefánsson Dies at 43 After Battle With Cancer 102 Remember

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So The Order Of The Falcon's Wikipedia Page Got Edited Today...

Order of the Falcon From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia This article is about the Icelandic order. For the Czechoslovak order, see Order of the Falcon (Czechoslovakia) The Order of the Falcon (Icelandic: Hin íslenska fálkaorda) is a national Order of Iceland, established on July 3, 1921 by King Christian X of Denmark and Iceland. Order of the Falcon Contents [hide] 1 History and appointments 2 Classes 3 Insignia 4 Notable recipients 5 Sources 6 External links History and appointments [edit During a royal visit to Iceland, King Christian X issued the royal decree founding the Icelandic Order of the Falcon. New statutes were incorporated for the Order on July 11, 1944, when Iceland became a republic. It may be awarded to both Icelanders and citizens of other countries for achievements in Iceland or internationally. The President of Iceland is the designated Grand Master of the Order. A five-member council makes recommendations on awards to the Grand Master, who then grants the award. However, the Grand Master may award the Order without recommendations from the Order Council. The Grand Master and the Chairman of the Order Council then sign the Letters Patent, which are given to those who receive the awards Grand cross star Type Established Grand Master State order July 3, 1921 President of Iceland Ribbon of the Order of the Falcon otable recipients [edit ) · Stefán Karl Stefánsson (Villan Number One) Iceland national handball team (Silver medalists in handball at the 2008 Summer Olympics) ·: Gudni Ágústson (Former Minister of Agriculture) ._ Lennart Meri (Former President of Estonia) Her Excellency Dalia Grybauskaité (Current President of Lithuania) ·트 David Architzel (Vice Admiral, US Navy) Knut O.H.A Hammarskjöld (Swedish Foreign Service) His Excellency Ólafur Ragnar Grímsson (Former President of Iceland) Charles Cobb, U.S. Ambassador to lceland Helgi Hallvarosson (Captain, Icelandic Coast Guard) Guomundur Kjærnested (Commander, Icelandic Coast Guard) ˙器George P. L. Walker (Vulcanologist) HRH Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh (Awarded 1963), Royal Consort of Elizabeth lI Michael D. Haskins (Vice Admiral, US Navy) Her Majesty Elizabeth II (queen of 16 states) Erling Blöndal Bengtsson (Cellist) Orri Vigfússon (Chairman of the North Atlantic Salmon Fund) Warren W. Rosenthal, awarded 1983 .-His Majesty Carl XVI Gustav (King of Sweden)[2] Her Majesty Silvia Queen of Sweden)21 Victoria, Crown Princess of Sweden
Order of the Falcon From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia This article is about the Icelandic order. For the Czechoslovak order, see Order of the Falcon (Czechoslovakia) The Order of the Falcon (Icelandic: Hin íslenska fálkaorda) is a national Order of Iceland, established on July 3, 1921 by King Christian X of Denmark and Iceland. Order of the Falcon Contents [hide] 1 History and appointments 2 Classes 3 Insignia 4 Notable recipients 5 Sources 6 External links History and appointments [edit During a royal visit to Iceland, King Christian X issued the royal decree founding the Icelandic Order of the Falcon. New statutes were incorporated for the Order on July 11, 1944, when Iceland became a republic. It may be awarded to both Icelanders and citizens of other countries for achievements in Iceland or internationally. The President of Iceland is the designated Grand Master of the Order. A five-member council makes recommendations on awards to the Grand Master, who then grants the award. However, the Grand Master may award the Order without recommendations from the Order Council. The Grand Master and the Chairman of the Order Council then sign the Letters Patent, which are given to those who receive the awards Grand cross star Type Established Grand Master State order July 3, 1921 President of Iceland Ribbon of the Order of the Falcon otable recipients [edit ) · Stefán Karl Stefánsson (Villan Number One) Iceland national handball team (Silver medalists in handball at the 2008 Summer Olympics) ·: Gudni Ágústson (Former Minister of Agriculture) ._ Lennart Meri (Former President of Estonia) Her Excellency Dalia Grybauskaité (Current President of Lithuania) ·트 David Architzel (Vice Admiral, US Navy) Knut O.H.A Hammarskjöld (Swedish Foreign Service) His Excellency Ólafur Ragnar Grímsson (Former President of Iceland) Charles Cobb, U.S. Ambassador to lceland Helgi Hallvarosson (Captain, Icelandic Coast Guard) Guomundur Kjærnested (Commander, Icelandic Coast Guard) ˙器George P. L. Walker (Vulcanologist) HRH Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh (Awarded 1963), Royal Consort of Elizabeth lI Michael D. Haskins (Vice Admiral, US Navy) Her Majesty Elizabeth II (queen of 16 states) Erling Blöndal Bengtsson (Cellist) Orri Vigfússon (Chairman of the North Atlantic Salmon Fund) Warren W. Rosenthal, awarded 1983 .-His Majesty Carl XVI Gustav (King of Sweden)[2] Her Majesty Silvia Queen of Sweden)21 Victoria, Crown Princess of Sweden

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Yesterday Stefan Karl was awarded the Order of the Falcon by the President of Iceland 👏 🇮🇸 Always Nu...

Dr. Grandayy @grande1899 Follow Yesterday Stefan Karl was awarded the Order of the Falcon by the President of Iceland Always Number One /В 8:04 AM-18 Jun 2018 :怹靈96D@ 1,045 Retweets 5,930 Likes
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We are now cancer free!

points 4 hours a batteries-incuded I took the liberty to translate the whole piece to English. Sorry in advance for any grammatical errors or confusion celandic doesn't always translate really well to English edit comes back, whenever that will be, which I'm free from the disease, the cancer. The damn disease is gone. Un will hopefully be never." says Stefán Karl Stefánsson about his life after two surgeries for liver cancer. "Life is now. Its almost a miracle that I'm still here." Stefán Karl described to the radio show "Siadegisútvarpia" on the radio channel Rás 1 how one tumor after the other had been found in his liver. Among them a huge tumor that was discovered during the surgery. A part of the liver was taken, but it will renew itself. In the twelve months since Stefán Karl was diagnosed with cancer, he has undergone surgery twice. "It of course comes as a great shock. You just go numb to begin with." He says it's weird to be in this position since only one in 100,000 get this type of cancer. "Of course I get it. I'm one of a kind." Stuck watching other people The cancer made him rethink his life and what he wanted to do. "Most people go within the first five years. All of a sudden you have to start rearranging and prioritize your life. What happens when the shock starts to go away and you pull up your pants You start organizing what really matters and what doesn't The changes are many. For example, he has stopped taking part in discussions about politics and other negative things, which before had taken up a lot of his time. He says political discussion on the internet worries him. "I thin!k we have just too little to do. We are hanging around on Facebook and reading each others' feeds. We are "stalkers we are "stalking" each others' lives all day long and criticizing them. It's kind of like standing by your window: "Look how he's painting his house, he's painting it green, I'd never paint my house green." Except now you you have a platform and write from it on Facebook." He says people don't have to fall ill to see how sick that attitude is, but that the illness makes it so that he looks at life with different eyes than before Death is incredibly insignificant 'Many people ask me if I'm afraid to die. It's something that me and Steinunn have discussed alot. Death is such an incredibly insignificant thi Stefán Karl says that people should smile and be thankful for e shouldn't grieve if they maybe have little time left, but to enjoy being here. "Let's not cry and think "Woulda, coulda shoulda", let's stop looking in the rear-view mirror and look ahead onto the road because that heals all wounds. When I woke up after my first surgery, which is one of the most serious and dangerous surgeries they do on the human body, the nurses looked at me and said: "Now you will have to go and heal yourself Stefán". That is one of the mos profound things I have learned in my life." At that time, medicine had done all it could do and it was up to him to watch his body and mind g, completely irrelevant, while life is so interesting and magnificent ing. That it isn't so granted. That's why people Rejoices over things that haven't happened The only times I tear up is when I think of all the things I might possibly miss. I can't miss something that hasn't happened, but I think, for example, the idea of not getting to hold my grandchildren is incredibly sad. That's when I get really depressed. I probably won't be able to walk my daughters down the altar when they get married but I know they'll be in good hands. These are the only moments when I get sad, but I also smile thinking about that it will happen for them, hopefully and that hopefully they'll manage, like me, to have kids because it's so magnificent to become a parent. So I smile and get happy over things that haven't happened. Me and Steinunn discuss this very openly with our childre Stefán Karl says that him and Steinunn had told their kids it was important to be honest about their feelings and let people know if they didn't want to talk about this if asked Bikes 20 kilometers a dav I have recovered really fast and it's probably due to just getting up and exercising. Exercise is really key but you have to start slowly." said Stefán Karl who tries to bike at least 20 kilometers a day. He lifted weights regularly before his illness. At that time the goal was to build up muscle mass but now he's lost a lot of weight I don't look at it like I received some death sentence even though I know that everything past the next two years of my life is a miracle. I look at it like we should be creating memories." says Stefán Karl. He says that people have to make the right choices about how to spend time with their children Writing a stand-up routine about cancer Stefán Karl said at the radio show "Síodegisútvarpio" that he was writing his fir revolves around cancer, which is funny." He says he's not doing it alone but has had help from stand-up comedian Ari Eldjárn writing it. "We're gonna start testing it in October and then I'll premiere it soon after New Years. I'm gonna make some fun of this. tand-up routine. "This stand-up t's important to be able to laugh at the illness. "Laughter doesn't exactly prolong your life but it makes it easier. Stefán Karl said that he had to learn to fart again after the surgery. He had at some times doctors and nurses standing over him asking him about the last time he farted and how. "There are a lot of things surrounding this that are hilarious.
points 4 hours a batteries-incuded I took the liberty to translate the whole piece to English. Sorry in advance for any grammatical errors or confusion celandic doesn't always translate really well to English edit comes back, whenever that will be, which I'm free from the disease, the cancer. The damn disease is gone. Un will hopefully be never." says Stefán Karl Stefánsson about his life after two surgeries for liver cancer. "Life is now. Its almost a miracle that I'm still here." Stefán Karl described to the radio show "Siadegisútvarpia" on the radio channel Rás 1 how one tumor after the other had been found in his liver. Among them a huge tumor that was discovered during the surgery. A part of the liver was taken, but it will renew itself. In the twelve months since Stefán Karl was diagnosed with cancer, he has undergone surgery twice. "It of course comes as a great shock. You just go numb to begin with." He says it's weird to be in this position since only one in 100,000 get this type of cancer. "Of course I get it. I'm one of a kind." Stuck watching other people The cancer made him rethink his life and what he wanted to do. "Most people go within the first five years. All of a sudden you have to start rearranging and prioritize your life. What happens when the shock starts to go away and you pull up your pants You start organizing what really matters and what doesn't The changes are many. For example, he has stopped taking part in discussions about politics and other negative things, which before had taken up a lot of his time. He says political discussion on the internet worries him. "I thin!k we have just too little to do. We are hanging around on Facebook and reading each others' feeds. We are "stalkers we are "stalking" each others' lives all day long and criticizing them. It's kind of like standing by your window: "Look how he's painting his house, he's painting it green, I'd never paint my house green." Except now you you have a platform and write from it on Facebook." He says people don't have to fall ill to see how sick that attitude is, but that the illness makes it so that he looks at life with different eyes than before Death is incredibly insignificant 'Many people ask me if I'm afraid to die. It's something that me and Steinunn have discussed alot. Death is such an incredibly insignificant thi Stefán Karl says that people should smile and be thankful for e shouldn't grieve if they maybe have little time left, but to enjoy being here. "Let's not cry and think "Woulda, coulda shoulda", let's stop looking in the rear-view mirror and look ahead onto the road because that heals all wounds. When I woke up after my first surgery, which is one of the most serious and dangerous surgeries they do on the human body, the nurses looked at me and said: "Now you will have to go and heal yourself Stefán". That is one of the mos profound things I have learned in my life." At that time, medicine had done all it could do and it was up to him to watch his body and mind g, completely irrelevant, while life is so interesting and magnificent ing. That it isn't so granted. That's why people Rejoices over things that haven't happened The only times I tear up is when I think of all the things I might possibly miss. I can't miss something that hasn't happened, but I think, for example, the idea of not getting to hold my grandchildren is incredibly sad. That's when I get really depressed. I probably won't be able to walk my daughters down the altar when they get married but I know they'll be in good hands. These are the only moments when I get sad, but I also smile thinking about that it will happen for them, hopefully and that hopefully they'll manage, like me, to have kids because it's so magnificent to become a parent. So I smile and get happy over things that haven't happened. Me and Steinunn discuss this very openly with our childre Stefán Karl says that him and Steinunn had told their kids it was important to be honest about their feelings and let people know if they didn't want to talk about this if asked Bikes 20 kilometers a dav I have recovered really fast and it's probably due to just getting up and exercising. Exercise is really key but you have to start slowly." said Stefán Karl who tries to bike at least 20 kilometers a day. He lifted weights regularly before his illness. At that time the goal was to build up muscle mass but now he's lost a lot of weight I don't look at it like I received some death sentence even though I know that everything past the next two years of my life is a miracle. I look at it like we should be creating memories." says Stefán Karl. He says that people have to make the right choices about how to spend time with their children Writing a stand-up routine about cancer Stefán Karl said at the radio show "Síodegisútvarpio" that he was writing his fir revolves around cancer, which is funny." He says he's not doing it alone but has had help from stand-up comedian Ari Eldjárn writing it. "We're gonna start testing it in October and then I'll premiere it soon after New Years. I'm gonna make some fun of this. tand-up routine. "This stand-up t's important to be able to laugh at the illness. "Laughter doesn't exactly prolong your life but it makes it easier. Stefán Karl said that he had to learn to fart again after the surgery. He had at some times doctors and nurses standing over him asking him about the last time he farted and how. "There are a lot of things surrounding this that are hilarious.

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Here’s a little lesson in cluckery! This is going down in history! If you want to be a chicken number one… You have to chase some chicken feed on the run! Just follow my moves and peck around! Be careful not to make a sound! *Pecks a stick NO! Don’t touch that!
Here’s a little lesson in cluckery! This is going down in history! If you want to be a chicken number one… You have to chase some chicken feed on the run! Just follow my moves and peck around! Be careful not to make a sound! *Pecks a stick NO! Don’t touch that!

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A photographer took pictures of people before and after she called them number one
A photographer took pictures of people before and after she called them number one

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