Vikings used the skulls of their enemies as drinking vessels.

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lol thats sooo funny lol

no they didn't -- there is no historical evidence to suggest this.

that's disgusting

what thats crazt stuff

This is actually true. This is where the norwegian word for toasting (a drink) comes from. Skål means cheers but also a skull and a bowl. This word for toasting has been around since the viking era where they would cut open the skull and drink their mjød (beer) from.

"Use of skulls as drinking vessels
Main article: Skull cups
The use of human skulls as drinking vessels—another common motif in popular pictorial representations of the Vikings—is also ahistorical. The rise of this legend can be traced to Ole Worm's Runer seu Danica literatura antiquissima (1636), in which Danish warriors drinking ór bjúgviðum hausa [from the curved branches of skulls, i.e. from horns] were rendered as drinking ex craniis eorum quos ceciderunt [from the skulls of those whom they had slain]. The skull-cup allegation may also have some history in relation with other Germanic tribes and Eurasian nomads, such as the Scythians and Pechenegs, and the vivid example of the Lombard Alboin, made notorious by Paul the Deacon's History."

The same applies for Vikings using horns, it's only a myth.

Wikipedia is user-free, anyone can edit. That doesn't mean it's ALWAYS correct. I'm not saying I agree or disagree, I'm just saying I don't think it's right to quote Wikipedia as 100% valid information.

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That nasty but not funny but weird lol

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Thats too cool

this is false there was a translation error between cow horn and human skull

älskar att dricka ur en skalle..

must have been jolly uncomfortable.... too many holes to have a drink in peace!