Spyke

Ayyyyy, alliteration, nice! Well, not nice. You know what I mean. Hopefully.

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Gastrointestinal Distress Nuggets seems like an unfortunate name for a horse, but here I am.

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Sadness spaghettios

Really if you think about it all SpaghettiOs are sadness SpaghettiOs but I'm just following the prompt.

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Symptoms; not conditions.

Should be "inattentive burrito" unless you ate something before reading this.

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"Fucking exploded inside out and I'm still alive! Fuck life!"

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If it is specifically the last thing I ate, then Depressive Double Decker.
If it's the last thing I consumed, it's either Depressive Monster, or Depressive Bad Apple.
All of these options are hilarious.

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Autistic cracker

Describes my cartoon loving ass that is basically the opposite of my fursona, aesthetically.

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lemmy.world

Stealing this band name.

HELLO CLEVELAND!!! WE ARE ANXIETY COOKIE!!! ONETWOTHREEFOUR!!!!

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What if one of our symptoms is forgetting to eat for so long, you don't remember what you last ate?

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Dissociation Twizzlers which is definitely on the list of drag names now

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Lack of coordination baked potatoes.

My favourite actual horse name is pretty close. I think it was from the 1800s: Potoooooooo

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(I hope you enjoyed my short story about coital issues and sacrifice)

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Inattentive toast

Bonus my boys ---

Inattentive pancake

Anger pancakes

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feddit.org

That's a neurological condition, not a symptom, or am I being needlessly autistic about exact semantics?

Edit: this was supposed to be a joke. If "being autistic" isn't a symptom but a condition, the front and back halves of that sentence are contradictory. But since the second only applies if the first doesn't, the contradiction is self-referentially resolved.

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feddit.org

I was trying to make a joke of my own, juxtaposing my own use of "being autistic" with the prior assertion that "autistic" isn't a symptom. I suppose it didn't land. Sorry about that.

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ND so basically pick one Ramen.

Personally i like Disregulated Ramen but that's not really a mental illness

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