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Since i started here i wanted to do a reference.

I thought i should only do this once (or at least, for a while) so i put about 3 different ideas into this:
1) Sweden and Åland go to a gay bar
2) The British-est people ever have been gay: Fry, Crisp and Wilde
3) Sister England - England's Chav/Trendy-girl culture.

To explain, humon does a series called "Scandinavia and the World"; wherein every character is a country personified.
There are lots of in-jokes inside here, such as:
Sweden & Åland
Sweden's Impersonation
Make sure you read the comments of humon's work - she is a very clever little lady

Because of Fry, Crisp and Wilde i wanted to put across that England was gay, but in the same way they are- witty, open and playful; i imagine England would never answer a question without a quip, hence you have to be clever to make him admit he's gay. Not that he'd mind.
I worked to make him quip all the time in here, i hope he turned out ok.

If Sister America in SatW was the hippie/celeb-culture of America (who himself is a hippie-hating gun-nut), then while England is the traditional polite Englishman, Sister England is the Chav/Trendie culture parady.

She loves text-messaging (probably to Sister America, i imagine they get on well, but occasionally have fights) she is also into "New Music", revealing outfits (cheap ones from Primark) and going out to get drunk. VERY drunk.

Its sad to say, i based her a little on MY sister, who genuinely says "lol" instead of laughing way too often.

Anyways, this ended up getting so long it took me FOREVER to finish this comic, especially with all my recent business; starting a comedy club, moving house ect.

Hope you enjoyed, and if stuff doesn't make sense - go read SatW on humon's page
"Read from the start - you need to learn the in-references!"
said my Danish friend who introduced me to it - and i agree

Description
Since i started here i wanted to do a reference.

I thought i should only do this once (or at least, for a while) so i put about 3 different ideas into this:
1) Sweden and Åland go to a gay bar
2) The British-est people ever have been gay: Fry, Crisp and Wilde
3) Sister England - England's Chav/Trendy-girl culture.

To explain, humon does a series called "Scandinavia and the World"; wherein every character is a country personified.
There are lots of in-jokes inside here, such as:
Sweden & Åland
Sweden's Impersonation
Make sure you read the comments of humon's work - she is a very clever little lady

Because of Fry, Crisp and Wilde i wanted to put across that England was gay, but in the same way they are- witty, open and playful; i imagine England would never answer a question without a quip, hence you have to be clever to make him admit he's gay. Not that he'd mind.
I worked to make him quip all the time in here, i hope he turned out ok.

If Sister America in SatW was the hippie/celeb-culture of America (who himself is a hippie-hating gun-nut), then while England is the traditional polite Englishman, Sister England is the Chav/Trendie culture parady.

She loves text-messaging (probably to Sister America, i imagine they get on well, but occasionally have fights) she is also into "New Music", revealing outfits (cheap ones from Primark) and going out to get drunk. VERY drunk.

Its sad to say, i based her a little on MY sister, who genuinely says "lol" instead of laughing way too often.

Anyways, this ended up getting so long it took me FOREVER to finish this comic, especially with all my recent business; starting a comedy club, moving house ect.

Hope you enjoyed, and if stuff doesn't make sense - go read SatW on humon's page
"Read from the start - you need to learn the in-references!"
said my Danish friend who introduced me to it - and i agree