Can’t believe you twats don’t know hygge. I’ve been living the hyyge lifestyle for years.
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No clue what this is bye
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IDIOT!
(body is invalid)
Say what now about my body?
^This
Yeah. It’s not just a ‘second breakfast’ though. The idea is that everyone takes a break from work and uses the time to catch up and chat, often heading out of the office to meet friends for coffee or pastries.
Never change @marckee
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Wait, what’s that Finnish thing they had on Top Gear, about being really organised and shit?
For the record I have never heard of this and will not be posting in this thread.
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Sisu? That’s mostly for continually stoicly fighting the Russians though.
Sisu! That’s the one.
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Sisu is also required for hangovers after heroic Finnish drinking.
not ^this
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The g is also a weird gloopy throat noise that makes all the other Scandinavians mock the Danes.
Massive fucking teapot
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Pffft.
The one currently in third was, disgustingly, the top definition until I set the record straight… BECAUSE IT’S IMPORTANT THAT URBAN DICTIONARY IS FACTUALLY CORRECT.
For fika sake.
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Just been banging on about it on Radio4. So it basicaly means almost nothing.
Was baking bread while I was listening which i reckon is pretty hygge. Got to go to sports direct in a bit which is not.
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Was just in Denmark, didn’t see/hear the word once. It’s almost embarrassing how British marketers have all decided to seize upon the concept at the same time.
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