ikkenulkravene

Ikke nu ler du kravene is a Norwegian idiom which translates directly to "don't learn the demands" in English. It is a cultural reference in Norway and is often used in a variety of contexts to express frustrations and reactions to stuffy or pedantic behavior.

The phrase is thought to have originated from the idea of schooling, with the word "ler" meaning to learn in Norwegian. In a humorous twist, the phrase is used to imply that one is avoiding or ignoring unwanted knowledge or rules. In essence, using this phrase would be comparable to saying "I won't attend to your demands" or "I won't bother to comply."

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