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Gwenpool LORE ACC
Gwenpool is a fan of comic books who, through a series of unfortunate events, found herself trapped in the Gutter Space - an extra-multiversal dimension that exists between the panels of comic books. She has been stuck there for years, trying to find a way back to her own universe.
The Ulm Sparrow
The Ulm Sparrow is a landmark and symbol of the German city of Ulm. According to legend, the people of Ulm needed a large beam for the construction of Ulm Minster, but they couldn’t get it through the city gate. As they were about to tear the gate down, they noticed a sparrow carrying a straw for its nest. The sparrow turned the straw from crosswise to lengthwise in its beak, and the people of Ulm realized that they could place long loads along rather than across their carts. They were able to enter the city without rebuilding their gate.
This legend has given rise to the Ulm Sparrow Award, which is given to a person who brings forward a seemingly important idea or concept that isn’t at all important, is superfluous, or is rather obvious. The award is generally awarded in jest, but the message is clear: let’s not waste effort on the trivial and non-contributing, let’s focus on what truly matters.
Yule Goat
The Yule goat is a symbol of Yule and Christmas in Scandinavia and Northern Europe. It may have originated in Germanic paganism and has existed in many forms throughout Scandinavian history. Modern representations of the Yule goat are typically made of straw.
One popular Yule goat tradition is to burn a straw goat on the eve of Christmas. This tradition is said to have originated in Sweden in the 16th century. The burning of the goat is said to represent the end of the old year and the beginning of the new.
Another popular Yule goat tradition is to decorate a Yule goat with lights and ornaments. This tradition is said to have originated in Norway in the 18th century. The decorated Yule goat is often placed in a prominent place in the home or community, and it is said to bring good luck to those who see it.
The Yule goat is a beloved symbol of Yule and Christmas in Scandinavia and Northern Europe. It is a tradition that is full of fun, excitement, and joy.