OT: WOTD (8/8/07)- ANGORAPHOBIA

Kate Connally said:

angoraphobia - n. fear of soft, fuzzy sweaters (agoraphobic. - adj.)

Usage examples:

Sheila, who had severe but as yet undiagnosed angoraphobia, shrieked in
terror upon opening a Christmas present from her grandmother. Harold, a
recently recovered agoraphobic (Harold had sought treatment when, as a
teenager in the 50s, he found himself unable to be around teenaged girls
and thus unable to go out on dates) having gone through a lengthy course
of aversion therapy, leapt into the fray, grabbed the accursed soft,
fuzzy sweater, and flung it into the fireplace.

Kate Wordsmith

Answers.com gives Angoraphobia as fear of soft sweaters and rabbits.

http://www.answers.com/topic/angoraphobia-1?cat=health

Kate Connally said:

angoraphobia - n. fear of soft, fuzzy sweaters (agoraphobic. - adj.)

Usage examples:

Sheila, who had severe but as yet undiagnosed angoraphobia, shrieked in
terror upon opening a Christmas present from her grandmother. Harold, a
recently recovered agoraphobic (Harold had sought treatment when, as a
teenager in the 50s, he found himself unable to be around teenaged girls
and thus unable to go out on dates) having gone through a lengthy course
of aversion therapy, leapt into the fray, grabbed the accursed soft,
fuzzy sweater, and flung it into the fireplace.

Typos time 2.

Pennyaline said:

Kate Connally said:

angoraphobia - n. fear of soft, fuzzy sweaters (agoraphobic. - adj.)

Usage examples:

Sheila, who had severe but as yet undiagnosed angoraphobia, shrieked
in terror upon opening a Christmas present from her grandmother.
Harold, a recently recovered agoraphobic (Harold had sought treatment
when, as a teenager in the 50s, he found himself unable to be around
teenaged girls and thus unable to go out on dates) having gone through
a lengthy course of aversion therapy, leapt into the fray, grabbed the
accursed soft, fuzzy sweater, and flung it into the fireplace.

Kate Wordsmith

Answers.com gives Angoraphobia as fear of soft sweaters and rabbits.

http://www.answers.com/topic/angoraphobia-1?cat=health

Also, note that Answers.com is copyrighted material and requests users
to cite appropriately.

Pennyaline said:

Kate Connally said:

angoraphobia - n. fear of soft, fuzzy sweaters (agoraphobic. - adj.)

Usage examples:

Sheila, who had severe but as yet undiagnosed angoraphobia, shrieked
in terror upon opening a Christmas present from her grandmother.
Harold, a recently recovered agoraphobic (Harold had sought treatment
when, as a teenager in the 50s, he found himself unable to be around
teenaged girls and thus unable to go out on dates) having gone through
a lengthy course of aversion therapy, leapt into the fray, grabbed the
accursed soft, fuzzy sweater, and flung it into the fireplace.

Typos time 2.

Who cares?

Is it Spelling and Grammar Check day today? Good grief.

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Cheers
Chatty Cathy

Garlic: the element without which life as we know it would be impossible

ChattyCathy said:

Pennyaline said:

Kate Connally said:

angoraphobia - n. fear of soft, fuzzy sweaters (agoraphobic. - adj.)

Usage examples:

Sheila, who had severe but as yet undiagnosed angoraphobia, shrieked
in terror upon opening a Christmas present from her grandmother.
Harold, a recently recovered agoraphobic (Harold had sought treatment
when, as a teenager in the 50s, he found himself unable to be around
teenaged girls and thus unable to go out on dates) having gone
through a lengthy course of aversion therapy, leapt into the fray,
grabbed the accursed soft, fuzzy sweater, and flung it into the
fireplace.

Typos time 2.

Who cares?

Is it Spelling and Grammar Check day today? Good grief.

Well yeah! It matters! She blows her own joke via the typos.

Pennyaline said:

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Typos time 2.

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Who cares?
Is it Spelling and Grammar Check day today? Good grief.

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Well yeah! It matters! She blows her own joke via the typos.

You suck.
--
Vilco
Think pink, drink rose'

Pennyaline said:

Kate Connally said:

angoraphobia - n. fear of soft, fuzzy sweaters (agoraphobic. - adj.)

Usage examples:

Sheila, who had severe but as yet undiagnosed angoraphobia, shrieked
in terror upon opening a Christmas present from her grandmother.
Harold, a recently recovered agoraphobic (Harold had sought treatment
when, as a teenager in the 50s, he found himself unable to be around
teenaged girls and thus unable to go out on dates) having gone through
a lengthy course of aversion therapy, leapt into the fray, grabbed the
accursed soft, fuzzy sweater, and flung it into the fireplace.

Kate Wordsmith

Answers.com gives Angoraphobia as fear of soft sweaters and rabbits.

http://www.answers.com/topic/angoraphobia-1?cat=health

They forgot Turkish cats!

Kate

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Kate Connally
“If I were as old as I feel, I’d be dead already.”
Goldfish: “The wholesome snack that smiles back,
Until you bite their heads off.”
What if the hokey pokey really *is* what it's all about?
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Pennyaline said:

Kate Connally said:

angoraphobia - n. fear of soft, fuzzy sweaters (agoraphobic - adj.)

Okay - should be angoraphobic!

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Usage examples:

Sheila, who had severe but as yet undiagnosed angoraphobia, shrieked
in terror upon opening a Christmas present from her grandmother.
Harold, a recently recovered agoraphobic

Ditto! And here I thought I had proofread it so carefully!

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Quoted message said:

(Harold had sought treatment
when, as a teenager in the 50s, he found himself unable to be around
teenaged girls and thus unable to go out on dates) having gone through
a lengthy course of aversion therapy, leapt into the fray, grabbed the
accursed soft, fuzzy sweater, and flung it into the fireplace.

Typos time 2.

:-P

Kate

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Kate Connally
“If I were as old as I feel, I’d be dead already.”
Goldfish: “The wholesome snack that smiles back,
Until you bite their heads off.”
What if the hokey pokey really *is* what it's all about?
[email hidden]

Pennyaline said:

Pennyaline said:

Kate Connally said:

angoraphobia - n. fear of soft, fuzzy sweaters (agoraphobic. - adj.)

Usage examples:

Sheila, who had severe but as yet undiagnosed angoraphobia, shrieked
in terror upon opening a Christmas present from her grandmother.
Harold, a recently recovered agoraphobic (Harold had sought treatment
when, as a teenager in the 50s, he found himself unable to be around
teenaged girls and thus unable to go out on dates) having gone
through a lengthy course of aversion therapy, leapt into the fray,
grabbed the accursed soft, fuzzy sweater, and flung it into the
fireplace.

Kate Wordsmith

Answers.com gives Angoraphobia as fear of soft sweaters and rabbits.

http://www.answers.com/topic/angoraphobia-1?cat=health

Also, note that Answers.com is copyrighted material and requests users
to cite appropriately.

Uh, I made this word up! I did not steal it from
Answers.com! If they have the same word it is pure
coincidence!! Maybe they travelled into the future
and stole it from me!!!

Kate

--
Kate Connally
“If I were as old as I feel, I’d be dead already.”
Goldfish: “The wholesome snack that smiles back,
Until you bite their heads off.”
What if the hokey pokey really *is* what it's all about?
[email hidden]

Vilco said:

Pennyaline said:

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> Typos time 2.

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Quoted message said:

Who cares?
Is it Spelling and Grammar Check day today? Good grief.

Quoted message said:

Well yeah! It matters! She blows her own joke via the typos.

You suck.

As if you would know.