Didier Utukku
9 Mar 14 - 03:23
Idontknowwhat'sgoingon
You have a ways to go. The longest word (for some definitions of a word, anyway) is 189,819 letters long, and is the full chemical name for the protein titin. Here is a video of someone reading it out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NFR-ADakI-c Here is it written out: http://www.sarahmcculloch.com/luminary- ... gest-word/evillaugh wrote:We'llRiskGettingAMentionInTheGuinessbookForLongestWordOfTheCentury'That'sWhatWe'llRisk.
It's the full chemical name for the largest protein ever discovered, so I suppose that it wasn't just someone smashing their head against their keyboard.evillaugh wrote:... :o :blink:
Dear God. Half of those letters must me 'y's. Is it's chemical formula also that large?
Who the hell even invented that word?
Hm, you sure about that? I think it's more likely they glued a string of formulas together to pass it off as a word.Perenutet wrote: I suppose that it wasn't just someone smashing their head against their keyboard.