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It is actually somewhat suitable. Not only because "små" means small in swedish. But also because the 1800s version of the ball-pit consisted of lots of round
by fifilura 5y ago
It is actually somewhat suitable. Not only because "små" means small in swedish.
But also because the 1800s version of the ball-pit consisted of lots of round pebbles, put there particularly in Småland by some evil ice-sheet-wielding mastermind, that the kids played with by carrying them from the barren Smålandish fields.