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Oct 27, 2006 09:29

limerence, n.
DRAFT ENTRY June 2004
Brit. /{sm}l{shti}m ({schwa} ) r{schwa}ns /, U.S. /{sm}l{shti}m{schwa}r ({schwa} )ns/, /{sm}l{shti}mr ({schwa} )ns/ Forms: 19- limerance, limerence. [< limer-, app. an arbitrary element (cf. quot. 1977) + -ENCE. Cf. LIMERENT a ( Read more... )

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It's your fault, you know. killerjoe October 27 2006, 14:41:11 UTC
Entries like these do nothing but fuel my gay-boi crush on you.

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Re: It's your fault, you know. xinexine72 October 27 2006, 14:58:26 UTC
Because I'm a geek?

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Geek killerjoe October 27 2006, 15:00:42 UTC
Well, yes.

Speaking of geekiness, a friend of mine wants to start up a book club. We're looking for a few smart women. Interested?

It'd be a once a month group.

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Re: Geek xinexine72 October 27 2006, 15:09:08 UTC
Yes, please keep me posted on the book group.

We're semi-neighbors now, so maybe we should meet for that beverage/food that we mention every now and then.

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Re: Geek xinexine72 October 30 2006, 03:09:23 UTC
I feel I should confess that I posted this word because I am experiencing this state myself, and I was just surprised/pleased to learn there is a word for it. Also that there is a possible medical reason for the feeling, other than just my own patheticness.

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Re: It's your fault, you know. el_jefe59 October 27 2006, 15:11:51 UTC
Some of us guys adore female geeks.

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Re: It's your fault, you know. xinexine72 October 27 2006, 15:27:02 UTC
Apparently I've found at least two!

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