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Fear of Global Warming a Phobia

Posted on 2013/02/03 by Wagathon

Blaming others for the weather seen as a serious sickness… Pseudofraidy affect (PFA), Kalimeraphobia, Labilephobia refers to a neurologic disorder characterized by fear of a hotter, more intimidating world than it actually is prompting a desire for more protection than … Continue reading →

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Never Worry About Ever Hitting Bottom Again

Posted on 2012/06/01 by Wagathon

Liberal Utopia is just a short time away. The peoples’ workers will never be stripped of their official party positions by fat businessmen in white shirts. Not even a government astronaut that uses the port window of a shuttle to … Continue reading →

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