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 Norway, quite 'large'.
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 This is Oniscus asellus.

Notice three distinct segments on the flagellum as opposed to e.g. Porcellio scaber that has only two.

And yes, they are sometimes rather big and always shiny.
The english name Common shiny woodlouse is fitting.
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