hygge is byllshytte 03-11-16 the danish art of liking pleasant things is a load of fyckinge wynk, it has been confirmed. <u+2018>hygge<u+2019>, which translates as <u+2018>blindingly obvious<u+2019>, is a popular philosophy of enjoying nice stuff like cosy fires, eating food and warm winter socks in a smug, irritating way. professor henry brubaker of the institute for studies said: <u+201c>having read several books on the subject, i learned that nice things are better than unpleasant things. <u+201c>i<u+2019>m not sure whether that<u+2019>s a lesson for many of us, unless you<u+2019>re one of those men who goes to a dominatrix to have you arse spanked with a cricket bat, in which case i suppose it might make you think. <u+201c>i just don<u+2019>t see how anyone could be into this.<u+201d> hygge fan emma bradford said: <u+201c>it<u+2019>s about enjoying the simple things in life, or just yet another excuse to pamper myself and enjoy lots of nice treats while thinking i am deep.<u+201d> professor brubaker replied: <u+201c>fycke offe.<u+201d> 




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