Is this real lifeJmzuRXLzqKk ? <| sep |> Windlands , Thumper , Hyper Void , Super Stardust , Battlezone , Super HyperCube , Driveclub VR , Eagle Flight , Robinson , Eve Valyrie , Rigs and Rez are all pretty great . <| sep |> Little Bow Black for 2 xCC 3 ? <| sep |> He has a funny accent <| sep |> Tja , joh , hvis du kan li ' kondomsmag . <| sep |> Agreed . Really interested to see what rises from the ashes . <| sep |> You have misread both the article and what I wrote . I wrote , that the three kingdoms were formed somewhere in the 10 th to 13 th century , not that the use of the name to refer to Denmark , Norway , and Sweden was from that time . The use of the word as a name for the culturallinguistic shared history is , quite recent , I don ' t deny that . What I wrote , if you give it another read , is that from the moment the modern use of the term was introduced it referred to all three kingdoms . We are all discussing the modern use , and not the etymology of the word itself . But I will jump in nonetheless . The quote you use says , that yes , the term vaguely referred to Scania . Vaguely being the important word here since the descriptions from that time talk about the Scandiae islands which was thought to be the islands east of Jutland in other words most of mainland Denmark of which Scania was thought to be the biggest one the Romans did not know it was a peninsular . On top of this Skne was part of Denmark from it was formed up until 1720 , so historically the term again refers to Denmark . And to return to the etymology , Neither Pliny ' s nor Ptolemy ' s lists of Scandinavian tribes include the Suiones mentioned by Tacitus . . And since the Suiones are the Swedish tribes just north of Scania all the way up to and including the areas around Stockholm , we again have that many Roman era references to Scandiae refer to areas , which would later become part of Denmark . But again , we are discussing the modern use of the word . I will thank you for forcing me to read up on the subject again , just to make sure I was not wrong . I always enjoy reading about this subject .