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Jump To Comment: 1The Swedish live the longest in the EU.
(78 years of rye bread, forests, snow and St Lucia parades with the grrrrlies looking so cute in the sailor costumes, and of course the NOBEL!)
Still it's not as long as say a George Bernard Shaw, (100 years on average),
not as long as say a Roman Noble Man (88 years on average),
not as long as say a relying on regular organ transplants, blood transfusions, and tippy toppy Afrikaan 1960s first developed essential organ tranplants, or even the tippy toppy skin graft technology (ooooo Micheal you look so silky) (60-94 the record is classified),
and not as long as a Canadian (82)
but still twice as long as a West African
(around 40).