What you learn on LJ...

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As a child, I had arachibutyrophobia*. I never knew there was a word for it. Now, I'm just wondering how you say it. oxoniensis could probably help with that one.

*points at isagel's Not Less Than Everything* Poetic smut. I love the way that writers can have fun with language, twisting and stetching it into their meaning. Go, read, enjoy.

I'm going to follow oxoniensis's example regarding offering fic for friends. Since I've been too lazy to write anything for ages (not even W100 drabbles), and I have a couple of ideas that I'm just not enthused enough to actually start, we'll try something new. If you want me to write a fic to your specifications, leave a comment and I'll do my best. It'll probably be a short fic, but go ahead and challenge me. If I know the fandom, I'll give it a shot (BtVS, AtS, WW, SV, FY, a little HP, etc) or if I don't know it, I'll let you know. Deal?

*A fear of peanut butter sticking to the roof of one's mouth.

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araky bewtire o phobia

*repeats to self* Hmmm... it's not something that rolls off the tongue, is it? I mean, it's less impressive, and harder to say, than antidisestablishmentarianism.

*bg* Who says that innane words learnt in highschool don't come in handy? From memory, it was introduced to me as the longest non-medical word in the English language. Mind you, I don't know if that's ture, I never checked, but it's still fun to say.

And, in my own defense, I was like... tiny when I had that fear. I think 6, but it could have been younger. I'm surprised that enough people have it to have our own word, though.