Everyone Is Giving Out WordPress.com Invites..

Here’s mine!

WordPress.com?!

That home page is not the most aesthetically pleasing yet, but it’s powered by WordPress. It’s a new take on Blogger and Typepad, and hopefully it’ll make a stand.

The Invite

All I’ve got is one invite. For anyone who wants it, find the longest word in English and post it here. It has to be a word that Dictionary.com has and accepts as a real word. And extra brownie points to the word that has the greatest value when its letters are converted to Ascii numbers and are added together.

Go!

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  1. 1October 13th, 2005Leo Kent says
  2. 2October 14th, 2005Elliot Swan says

    floccinaucinihilipilification

    Apparently it was in the Guinness Book of Records as the longest real word….

    I don’t need the invite though, I just thought I’d post it anyways.

    google’s your friend…

  3. 3October 14th, 2005Nyaa says

    Oooh, that looks cool. What’s this invite for? Hmmm. Wordpress isn’t that good. Go NucleusCMS! XD

    (Oh and yeah, the pneumono-etc. word is considered the longest, but because of it’s medical nature, some people debate its position. -__-”)

  4. 4October 14th, 2005Nick says

    Nice blog.I like this.
    Nick
    http://www.yahoo.com

  5. 5October 15th, 2005Leo Kent says

    I beg to differ, Wordpress does create much nicer urls than Nucleus does and there are several features, such standalone pages, which Nucleus doesn’t yet have. There are also a greater number of themes and plugins availible for Wordpress.

  6. 6October 15th, 2005Joshua Jenkins says

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Longest_word_in_the_English_language

    Take your pick man. Dictionary.com is hardly the definitive source on all things english. It all depends on what you’re considering a word. Medical words don’t count in my opinion. Antidisestablishmentarianism could easily be considered the longest and does appear in dictionary.com, however it’s just as easy to add -istically instead of -ism. There’s actually a whole paragraph about the word on the link I sent. The origin and validity of floccinaucinihilipilification has also been questioned by various institutions.

    I think I should get the award for the most meaningless research.

  7. 7October 15th, 2005Oliver Zheng says

    Wow I thought there was only one. My closed mindedness.

    So it appears that we have two people who found the longest word(s). I’ve contacted you guys about the invites :)

  8. 8October 17th, 2005Joe says

    *Joe hides from the long words.

    I’m a hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobiac ;)

  9. 9February 21st, 2006TreeFrog says

    Terrific Blog you have. Peace Out.
    TreeFrog

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