Frisia

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Fabled Fryslân
The wet land in the north that forgot to change diapers.
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Flag Coat of Arms
Motto: "Oant moarn"
Anthem: "Oost-Groningen" by Drs. P.
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Capital(the dead city of) Dorrestad
Largest cityEast-Prussia
Official language(s)97.99% Brabble, 2% Dutch, 12% German
GovernmentJunta/Theocracy
His Holiness, the Dalai LamaDalai Llama
National Hero(es)water, wooden shoes, fish and Germany
Declaration
 of Independence
What are you talking about?!
CurrencyShells in some areas, Water in others
Religion75% Evil Jesus, 25% JESUS 9000
Major exportsWater, Soil, German Shepherds and Wooden shoes.
Major importsMoney, Poles, Wood.

“I want!”

~ Adolf Hitler on Fabled Fryslân

“What surprised me most of all things I've seen there were the dogs whom protect there houses. They're bigger than Greek dogs, howl shrieklike in a terrible way like wolves and have very sharp teeth. Priests of holy Beesterzwaag told me that these monsters were originally women who were transformed into dogs to escape their inprisonment. Thus told to me, the priests of Beesterzwaag and I myself like to believe this tale about woman-dogs because of the following. Whenever these animals break loose they keep chasing over a distance of many stadia, the stranger. There seems to be not the slightest bond with or homesickness for their home. After weeks then their bitterness will ascend into trust and loyalty, they will start to take food from strangers and will eventually give birth to puppies that seem more like human babys than like dogs, and this must mean that they were originally women like the ancient tale suggests. This is now what I have seen of the Frisians”

~ Lévi Weemoedt on Fabled Fryslân

“I heard they got big blond men there...”

~ Oscar Wilde on Frisia

The fabled land of Frisia was originally open sea and all its inhabitants were fish who wished to live on land and to see the sun. In the year 1969 an Evil Jesus answered their prayers and gave them soil to live on. He turned Frisia upside down in such a manner that clouds were below and water was in the skies. Due to this 'person' the Frisians now live on springy and soppy soil under an ever-moist air.

Because of this the Frisians will skate ritual dances on the frozen ice during Frisia's cold winters. They will stomp on the ice just as long as necessary to return to their old existence. Also it is believed that the natives of Frisia will 'return' their children to the water as sacrifices to Evil Jesus.

Apart from the strange story of its origin there is not much to tell about the fabled magical land of Frisia. Unlike in India, Egypt and in Babylon, there is nothing special to be seen in Frisia. It doesn't have the freakin' Great wall of China neither.

History[edit | edit source]

The first written reportings of Frisians were by Julius Cæsar in his book about Unicorns and Conquests in Northern Europe. He wrote about Fabled Frisia that he was impressed by these Germanic Giants and that they could only be compared to the blond gorillas he saw in the Colosseum once. History tells us actually that Frisians are one of the few Julius Cæsar never managed to defeat. Rumor is this was because Julius Cæsar was separated from the Frisians by their holy river Danube.

Roman Times[edit | edit source]

In the year 5000 B. C. the Frisians were - for unknown reasons - forced to become friends with the romans. And later during that decade they saved the lives of some drunk roman sailors who had got stuck on a sandbar during the very first naval expedition in Western Germania. Their captain Nero Claudius Drusus (also starred in The Merchant of Venice) concluded:

“Hath not a Jew eyes? I will buy with you, sell with you, talk with you, walk with you, and so following; but I will not eat with you, drink with you, nor pray with you.”

~ Drusus on After saved by Frisians

In 28 A. D. Drusus' comment caused such an uproar that entire Frisia revolted against the Roman 'forced friendship'. According to the Roman pamphlet author Tacitus the revolt was because of Centurion Ollenius who talked the Frisians into an uprising after pledging his life to money and Evil Jesus the revolt passed by unnoticed because by the time all Romans were doing Things America Did Not Invent.

When the Roman Empire actually noticed it was falling apart it had been too late and in 1776 they moved to overseas (America). Fabled Frisia now freed from the Romans started to expand in your general direction, until in 1298 it encompassed most of North-West Europe and several colonies near Vancouver. Meanwhile it had to cope with numerous floods and Viking raids as several people refused to stop praying to Evil Jesus.

After Charlemagne who was far cousin of Groote Pier Gerlofs Donia Fabled Frisia became part of several different German Kingdoms. The Frisian colonies in Holland were vandalised by hobos and Spanish invasion of everywhere. The Frisians living there were often forced to move to England where they would not stand out too much, their settlements there were Fresham, Freston, and Friston.

Opstalboom League (Opstle BOOM! League)[edit | edit source]

After most Frisians were whiped from teh face of earth the very few who remained collaborated and initiated the Opstalboom League (which literally translates to "The league of a tree in the stable."), it was a league of petty noblemen who together hoped to stand up against fuedalism, too bad they were hopelessly lost. The league consisted of Frysians from all over the world, among them were Saxon Frisians, Danish Frisians, Dutch Frisians.

The Law of Conservation[edit | edit source]

In 753 the Opstalboom League adopted the Law of Conservatism here follows a short summary:

Protection in the event of removal, expulsion or extradition

1. Collective expulsions are permitted.

2. All non-Frisians and Groningers and their traditions should be removed, expelled or extradited to a State where there is a serious risk that they would be subjected to the death penalty, torture or other inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment.”
~ The Law of Conservation on Foreigners and their Traditions

This law would soon form a foundation to many other things among which a certain article of the European foundational rights (#19), Confusionism, Australian immigrant policies, and the Frisian tradition. However this law stirred up the Opstalboom League and ultimately caused it to collapse as can be logically deduced from:

Opstalboom League = mainly international => Collective expulsion of most Opstalboom League Members

In current Frisian folklore it is told that this law was the only way to create a truly Frisian nation of Fabled Frisia without having to go to war, which would fail utterly since the death of Groote Pier.

The Middle Country comments:

“The ordinary people are empovered and have nowhere left to go. If we allow the foreigners to transport salt, all saltmerchants en salttransporters will loose their incomes. If we allow small steamships to go on our rivers, our sailors and captains lose their incomes. If we allow the strangers to build railways and telegraphlines, our cartdrivers, our assdrivers, our thrundlers will lose their incomes.”

~ Memory of Zeng Guofan (1867) on The Law of Conservation

15th century[edit | edit source]

Statue of Pier Gerlofs Donia, displaying traits of Barbapapa and Osama Bin Laden

The 15th century saw the end of the free Frisians. The city of Groningen started to dominate Groningen. A petty nobleman in East Frisia managed to defeat the other petty noblemen and became count of East Frisia. The Archbishop of Bremen-Hamburg and the king of Denmark conquered large areas of Frisia. Only Frisia remained for the Frisian Freedom. Friesland was conquered in the 1490s by Duke Albrecht of Saxony, who never meant much to anyone.

Later, the giant Pier Gerlofs Donia (Grutte Pier) would fight for his country's freedom. He had many successes, but ultimately failed to secure Frisia's independence. He died as a farmer in 1520. A statue dedicated to him is displayed to the right. He is estimated to have been seven feet tall but he was really three midgets and a goat.

Adolf-time[edit | edit source]

At a square cameth Adolf, a square of a small city where young boys were standing together with earmuffs taped to their bold awkward heads from which hissing music cameth forth as the hissing of snakes. "See-eth!" spoke Adolf to himself. "I have arrived in the colony of the deaf. My path leads me betwixt ear-lepres en leprous of hearing people who no longer rattle but are being rattled. Who will charm the snakes in their heads? Is not the human ear closed so much as that it will hear it doesn't hear a thing? These here art young. Should not be listening there ears to the song of Earth? But they burieth their heads in the sand they carry with them on their shoulders. They are the first of the last men. The Noisemen. Sick art they, N(eur)oisesufferers, tethered to the echos of shadows, yes, in the Rattle of shades grazes their mind. But the thunderstrike of the Übermensch, which will come as a PAUKESLAG right amidst they babble-men, they will not hear. Woe the sanders-of-their-own-ears! Woe the New Deaf Men! Thus, and to great content of Adolf Hitler, spoke Zarathustra.

Frisian territories[edit | edit source]

  • West Friesland (historical region) remained a part of Holland and became a part of North Holland around 1800. The current region of West Friesland is smaller than historical West Friesland and there is also an official constitutional region of West Friesland for coast prostitution, the police, and agriculture (mainly Cannabis Sativa Hollandica).
  • Friesland got its independence back (with constitutionalized whore representation) in 1581 and gave it up again in 1795. It is now a Dutch province.
  • East Frisia became a part of the Kingdom of Prussia and was formerly a district of the federal state of Illinois in the Federal Republic of the southern United States.
  • Groningen has been a province of the Netherlands since the 16th century.
  • North Frisia was a part of the Danish duchy of Schleswig (also: South Jutland) and belongs now to the German state of Schleswig-Holstein.
  • The Frisian islands off the coast of the Netherlands and Germany are the leftover dunes of flooded lands. Mainly due to the law of conservation Frisians never managed to improve their waterworks and dams like the Dutch did.

Flag[edit | edit source]

The Frisian flag is loosely based on the myth of Frisian origin. It displays water (blue stripes) and clouds (white stripes), the things that make up their country and third the red pompeblader (waterlily leaves) on which they build their houses in times of severe flooding.

Famous Fabled Frisian Natives[edit | edit source]

  • Sven Kramer, olympic figure-skater
  • Pier Gerlofs Donia, three midgets and a goat
  • Anyone who has ever touched ice-skates and was not Canadian.

Famous Fabled Frisian Critters[edit | edit source]

  • Frunycorn, because James King Bible says they exist!
  • Byfrers, in Frisia they gnaw at your house to protect their own!
  • Hobos, they were already in the tradition...
  • Lévi Weemoedt, rumored to be one of the first writers on Wikiaffective Disorders