You could combine a many words as you like and create the longest word in the world. But I believe the longest word in the dictionary of the Swedish academy is "problemformuleringsprivilegium" (agenda-setting, "the privilege to define the problem").
I know a hospital where there was a sign on a door saying "födelsemärkesborttagningsmottagning" (birthmark removal division).
Seems like they're better off than all the folks near the arctic circle, but you don't see/hear them complaining...
Funny thing, I don't see/hear ANYTHING BUT them (us) complaining. Come closer and every year you'll hear people go: "What? Autumn? AGAIN!?"
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You could combine a many words as you like and create the longest word in the world. But I believe the longest word in the dictionary of the Swedish academy is "problemformuleringsprivilegium" (agenda-setting, "the privilege to define the problem"). I know a hospital where there was a sign on a door saying "födelsemärkesborttagningsmottagning" (birthmark removal division).
Seems like they're better off than all the folks near the arctic circle, but you don't see/hear them complaining... Funny thing, I don't see/hear ANYTHING BUT them (us) complaining. Come closer and every year you'll hear people go: "What? Autumn? AGAIN!?"
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1. Get a laptop. 2. Go to a library without wifi. 3. Work. 4. Go home, spend evening reading comments on /.