When have you EVER been right about anything ? <| sep |> Amor , j te disse que nao se passou nada quando estive no Brasil . Tens que confiar mais em mim . <| sep |> But , the hair ? Why blonde hair for . Zoro ? <| sep |> I would live there . <| sep |> They should put horse skins in the battlepacks and make 1 of the horse skins a camel . <| sep |> That one isn ' t glow in the dark like the lootcrate one <| sep |> You ' re right . Acorn see it coming from a mile away . <| sep |> In Iceland , the naming laws mainly apply to support the use of patronymics , which are the traditional surnames of Iceland , in the face of growing use of regular surnames , which were mainly Danish in origin . Nationalism was very strong in Iceland in the late 19 th century , and after the great lingual cleansing that occurred in the early 1800 s where Danish influences were purged from the language , it was considered to be logical to extend that to names , as many people had begun using Danish surnames like Jensen or Thorarensen . In 1913 , laws were put up that forbade people from taking up surnames although those who already had one could keep theirs , as long as it could be properly conjugated in Icelandic . For this purpose the Mannanafnanefnd , or People ' s Naming Committee , was put in place to judge whether the names submitted to them were properly Icelandic or not . The laws also forbid an Icelandic citizen from taking up their spouse ' s surname . I don ' t know about the laws of the other Nordics , maybe someone else can help you with that .