Paranoia Inversa - Revision history

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	Another one of ''those'' embarrassing ailments forensically listed, or at least embalmed, by the [[Guild of Barber-Surgeons]] in their indispensible medical manual ''[[Household Medicine, Hair-Care and Simple Surgery]]''. This is not to be confused with the Goddess [[Anoia]]; ''Annoia'', pronounced ''Annoy-yer'', is the alternative name for the syndrome.		Another one of ''those'' embarrassing ailments forensically listed, or at least embalmed, by the [[Guild of Barber-Surgeons]] in their indispensible medical manual ''[[Household Medicine, Hair-Care and Simple Surgery]]''. This is not to be confused with the Goddess [[Anoia]]; ''Annoia'', pronounced ''Annoy-yer'', is the alternative name for the syndrome.

	A sufferer from conventional paranoia believes the world is out to get them. A sufferer from ''paranoia inversa'' has an equally irrational and compulsive belief that they are out to get the ''world''~~. Before~~ it gets them. The classic case history is that of Mrs [[Evarita Pewter]].		A sufferer from conventional paranoia believes the world is out to get them. A sufferer from ''paranoia inversa'' has an equally irrational and compulsive belief that they are out to get the ''world'' (before it gets them). The classic case history is that of Mrs [[Evarita Pewter]].


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AgProv: one of those single-letter correctinos that make all the difference...

2014-03-19T00:01:57Z

one of those single-letter correctinos that make all the difference...

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	Another one of ''those'' embarrassing ailments forensically listed, or at least embalmed, by the [[Guild of Barber-Surgeons]] in their indispensible medical manual ''[[Household Medicine, Hair-Care and Simple Surgery]]'' ~~this~~ is not to be confused with the Goddess [[Anoia]]; ''Annoia'', pronounced ''Annoy-yer'', is the alternative name for the syndrome.		Another one of ''those'' embarrassing ailments forensically listed, or at least embalmed, by the [[Guild of Barber-Surgeons]] in their indispensible medical manual ''[[Household Medicine, Hair-Care and Simple Surgery]]''. This is not to be confused with the Goddess [[Anoia]]; ''Annoia'', pronounced ''Annoy-yer'', is the alternative name for the syndrome.

	A sufferer from conventional paranoia believes the world is out to get them. A sufferer from ''paranoia inversa'' has an equally irrational and compulsive belief that they are out to get the ''world''. Before it gets them. The classic case history is that of Mrs [[Evarita Pewter]].		A sufferer from conventional paranoia believes the world is out to get them. A sufferer from ''paranoia inversa'' has an equally irrational and compulsive belief that they are out to get the ''world''. Before it gets them. The classic case history is that of Mrs [[Evarita Pewter]].

AgProv: Adding a little more, but running out of steam after a marathon evening.

2014-03-18T23:58:25Z

Adding a little more, but running out of steam after a marathon evening.

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	Another one of ''those'' embarrassing ailments forensically listed, or at least embalmed, by the [[Guild of Barber-Surgeons]] in their indispensible medical manual ''[[Household Medicine, Hair-Care and Simple Surgery]]'' this is not to be confused with the Goddess [[Anoia]]; ''Annoia'', pronounced ''Annoy-yer'', is the alternative name for the syndrome.		Another one of ''those'' embarrassing ailments forensically listed, or at least embalmed, by the [[Guild of Barber-Surgeons]] in their indispensible medical manual ''[[Household Medicine, Hair-Care and Simple Surgery]]'' this is not to be confused with the Goddess [[Anoia]]; ''Annoia'', pronounced ''Annoy-yer'', is the alternative name for the syndrome.

			A sufferer from conventional paranoia believes the world is out to get them. A sufferer from ''paranoia inversa'' has an equally irrational and compulsive belief that they are out to get the ''world''. Before it gets them. The classic case history is that of Mrs [[Evarita Pewter]].

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AgProv: Coming back to complete this later. Of course, anyone can do it if you were so minded...

2014-03-18T22:49:02Z

Coming back to complete this later. Of course, anyone can do it if you were so minded...

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Another one of ''those'' embarrassing ailments forensically listed, or at least embalmed, by the [[Guild of Barber-Surgeons]] in their indispensible medical manual ''[[Household Medicine, Hair-Care and Simple Surgery]]'' this is not to be confused with the Goddess [[Anoia]]; ''Annoia'', pronounced ''Annoy-yer'', is the alternative name for the syndrome.

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