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What are Sweden's contributions to humanity?

What are Sweden's contributions to humanity?

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Originally posted by lolof
'Gothenburgers'... 🙂 (people living in Gothenburg)
Do you mean Gothenburgistan?


Originally posted by Seitse
Do you mean Gothenburgistan?
Gothenburg, i sta'n - possibly 🙂

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Originally posted by Seitse (OP)
Other than ABBA, the Swedish bikini team, and
homosexuality, of course.
"What are Sweden's contributions to humanity?"

GB's Maternal Grandparents. lol


Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
"What are Sweden's contributions to humanity?"

GB's Maternal Grandparents. lol
I wonder what would they say if they would be shown your
borderline, pathological and predatory online behavior.

"Very christian-like", for sure. Pride and joy. All their efforts
paid off. Congratulations, weirdo.

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Gives true meaning to the word "tall."


charming language


Originally posted by lolof
charming language
Nah, not really. It is quite annoying to the ear, to be honest.

At least the Finska Svenska is tolerable, but the one spoken there is
like listening to a feminine bastard child of English and German.

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Originally posted by Seitse
Nah, not really. It is quite annoying to the ear, to be honest...
It's because you don't understand it, I guess. But I agree, it may not be a contribution to humanity.


'Finlandssvenska' is really very nice too.

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Originally posted by lolof
It's because you don't understand it, I guess.


'Finlandssvenska' is really very nice too.
Oh, I do. "Scandinavian" has to be munched a bit where I live.

Honestly, it is appalling. It sounds so feminine that the theory that
it became like that to try to imitate the elegance of French, back
in the day, rings true. I simply can't imagine a masculine, axe
swinging viking speaking so queerly.


Originally posted by Seitse
Oh, I do. "Scandinavian" has to be munched a bit where I live.

Honestly, it is appalling. It sounds so feminine that the theory that
it became like that to try to imitate the elegance of French, back
in the day, rings true. I simply can't imagine a masculine, axe
swinging viking speaking so queerly.
Perhaps they didn't - languages change over time, you know.


Originally posted by robbie carrobie
Zlatan Ibrahimovic
Glad someone said it. Genius on and off the pitch.


Esbjörn Svensson Trio


Originally posted by FMF
Esbjörn Svensson Trio
Bobo Stenson Trio