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Stendhal Syndrome Synesthesia Jumping Frenchmen of Maine Exploding Head Syndrome Capgras Delusion

(Time to get googling!)

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New Order Syndrome (i.e obsessive ordering of CD's and collecting of bootlegs, again organised in a meticulous order, drunkeness, lack of money, wife, girlfriend etc,...)

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Geno wrote: New Order Syndrome (i.e obsessive ordering of CD's and collecting of bootlegs, again organised in a meticulous order, drunkeness, lack of money, wife, girlfriend etc,...)

He asked for "weird" syndromes, not top 5 best syndromes... get it together man.

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  1. Mermaid syndrom
  2. Kleinfelter's syndrom
  3. Weissenbacher-Zweymueller syndrom
  4. The chimpanzee syndrom
  5. Bluebaby syndrom
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The one were Mothers pretend their children are ill The one were Kidnap victims bond with their abductor

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Missy Jem wrote: The one were Mothers pretend their children are ill The one were Kidnap victims bond with their abductor

Munchausen by proxy and Stockholm

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  1. Chinese Restaurant Syndrome (reaction to MSG)
  2. Munchausen Syndrome
  3. Serotonin Syndrome
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James Thomas wrote:

Missy Jem wrote: The one were Mothers pretend their children are ill The one were Kidnap victims bond with their abductor

Munchausen by proxy and Stockholm

They're the buggers. Couldn't remember, or be arsed googling.

Those two have always fascinated me for some bizarre reason.

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leather_girl wrote:

  1. Chinese Restaurant Syndrome (reaction to MSG)

Think I've got that one.. or an addiction to King Prawn Salt and Chilli Peppercorn.:nod:

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Burt Reynolds wrote:

leather_girl wrote:

  1. Chinese Restaurant Syndrome (reaction to MSG)

Think I've got that one.. or an addiction to King Prawn Salt and Chilli Peppercorn.:nod:

MSG tastes horrible, IMO, on a side note.

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in no particular order

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Facsimile wrote: in no particular order

Very clever, but that was synDROMES not syn DRUMS.

school boy error!

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James Thomas wrote:

Missy Jem wrote: The one were Mothers pretend their children are ill The one were Kidnap victims bond with their abductor

Munchausen by proxy and Stockholm

There was once a woman in my work with that, she kept taking out her kids drips and feed lines, nurses were baffled at first as to why these lines kept 'falling out',then one caught her at it red handed

:nuts:

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i've got reynaud's syndrome,scary shit when the old digits go drip white!

http://http://www.medic8.com/healthguide/articles/raynauds.html

:nuts:

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:nuts: wrote: i've got reynaud's syndrome,scary shit when the old digits go drip white!

http://http://www.medic8.com/healthguide/articles/raynauds.html

:nuts:

Sounds like one made up for me being allergic to France.:laugh:

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:nuts: wrote: i've got reynaud's syndrome,scary shit when the old digits go drip white!

http://http://www.medic8.com/healthguide/articles/raynauds.html

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Nuts is back, ste returning must be a weird syndrome. 'Barnsley by proxy'

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Chronic fatigue syndrome.

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Jiphy wrote: Chronic fatigue syndrome.

Is it a syndrome when lazy entitled people make up some sort of vague syndrome that can't be quantified or defined, to justify their lazy and selfish behavior? Think my mom has that.

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0_o wrote:

Jiphy wrote: Chronic fatigue syndrome.

Is it a syndrome when lazy entitled people make up some sort of vague syndrome that can't be quantified or defined, to justify their lazy and selfish behavior? Think my mom has that.

lazyightus

i have too, hence why im doing an essay at 5 in the morning

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Fat Bob syndrome Depeche Mode syndrome Bongo syndrome PSB syndrome

Francis Wilson (sky weatherman) syndrome

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Jiphy wrote: Chronic fatigue syndrome.

there's the opposite, Restless Leg Syndrome... for those lazy people that get that annoying feeling their legs wanna get up and go

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