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• about 1 year ago prolagus said:
  Nycanthro! Let's say I have something to do with New York, Brooklyn (where I live) and (physical) anthropology. This is why I was curious.
  For more info on Prolagus, and the reason why I chose this username, visit that page, ça va sans dire. *smiles*
• about 1 year ago kewpid said:
  If I could get away with it I'd have it playing in the background too!
• about 1 year ago bilby said:
  I'm guessing notorious yellow canoodling anthropophagus beast.
• about 1 year ago prolagus said:
  Just one question: does Nycanthro mean what one could imagine? If so, please have a look at my Flickr sets. :)
• about 1 year ago bilby said:
  You're fitting in just fine. My pleasure too.
• about 1 year ago super-elisa said:
  HAHAHA i just giggled for about two minutes or so
• about 1 year ago bilby said:
  Actually I'm not Scottish. I did live in Inverness for 3 months in 2007, during which time I:
  - became addicted to Wordie
  - learned to appreciate rain, rain
  - started my list of Scots words
  - watched a bit of football, and giant seagulls joyriding on city buses, and derived pleasure from both
  - etc.; you can ask me more, for most of my life consists of secrets closely guarded from my own fears.
• about 1 year ago bilby said:
  An Australian politician, in fact candidate for Prime Minister, once ran a campaign on the basis of Incentivation, his plan for the reviving the country. The campaign bombed, largely because no-one really grokked the word and those who did abhorred it anyway.
  Somewhat later John Howard did in fact become PM. He'd learnt his lesson and ran a campaign that wasn't based firmly upon a nonce word.
• about 1 year ago prolagus said:
  I guess it was a mistake: see mistagging.