I have an almost uncontrollable urge to put on a helmet and run naked down the street yelling "I am a Viking!"

It is frustrating that I do not posses the appropriate head gear.

Am I normal?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_1nzEFMjkI4

Headgear optional

a germaniac barbarian or in other words english

English and Scots are two of these Germanic languages as are for example, German and Dutch, Norwegian and Danish. No one argues against the separate existence of any of these languages, except for Scots

but your not norweigan your a germaniac barbarian or in other words english

THE MODERN nations that consider themselves to be Celtic are not actually anything to do with the "true Celts" who once dominated Iron Age Europe, according to anthropological research.

The Welsh, Irish and other peoples who regard themselves as Celtic cousins are in fact ancient Bretons who include the original English peoples.

Being Celtic is not about blood, tribes and red hair; nor is it about loving folk music and believing in the little people.

In a landmark special to be broadcast tonight, anthropologist Richard Rudgley, who comes from London, aims to separate myth from fact as he reveals the Celtic world.

Chris Malone, producer for Granada TV, joined him on the journey tracing the Celtic tradition across the world and said that it actually originated with the "true Celts" of central Europe.

Mr Malone said, "It is assumed that the Celts are the people who speak a 'Celtic' language like the Scots and Welsh.

"These are the peoples who were pushed to the fringes after the Roman invasion. People also think about the Celtic crosses, and about the whole pagan druid thing.

"But those are all the cliches. When the Romans arrived in Britain, they never described the people as Celts.

"The 'true Celts' were the continental Celts, although they spread across Europe."