Neologism, word playing, idiosyncratic humour

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Hrabolin - 4 results.
Hrabilon - 28 results in Google.
Hmm... coincidence. 4 and 28 are associated with 28.4, that day, when I was first time diagnosed with F84.5, F42.2 and F21 in my life. It was in 2015.

Nohyretton - 0 results in Google.
For "nohyrettod" there were also 0 results.
I had OCD symptom associated in some way with word "nohyretton". I took an oath (or at least might do that) that if I do not write the word "nohyretton" since a minute, my child would have Rett's syndrome, very serious genetic pervasive developmental disorder. I might do not do that and I "had to" take next oath to "annihilate" the previous (which meaned serious illness for my offspring). Oathing compulsions are really unpleasant and problematic for me. I want to get rid of them totally.

Imatyro - only 69 results.
Ascrelana - 1 result. Only one.
Askrelana - 7 results.
Dollovenida - no results.
There were 25 270 000 000(!) results for quenomorta! But "quenomorta" was not found.

"Eneldzioch" - my Polish neologism, colloquialism (maybe slightly rude, so better do not use it) for individual with NLD.

Liczbówka (plural liczbówki) - rare Polish word which can mean numerical lottery, but I use it to name coincidence which is associated with numbers.
Nieliczbówka - my neologism for a non-numerical coincidence (such as associated with black cat or The Little Mole). The word "nieliczbówka" was not found by Google. Plural: nieliczbówki.

Avastomadina - word not found by Google.
Lasuenita - only 3 results.

Seppirin - Germanised version of non-existent Polish name of village Siepirzyn.
Word "Siepirzyn" was not found in Google.

Supermeower -224 results in Google.
Vasatovanita - word was not found by Google.
Kallaston - 56 results.

Stwarzalnica - neologism associated with Polish word "stwarzać" (to create). This word was not found by Google.

Mruczyzwierz - my neologism for a cat. From Polish "mruczeć" (to purr) or "mruczy" (it purrs) and "zwierz" (a rarer term for an animal, more common is "zwierzę"). Google found 2-3 results for that word.

Maszyna do mruczenia - a cat. Literally "machine for purring".

Purrinator - it is easy to guess that that word means "cat". Google found 638 results for that word.

I like the purrinator one

My sense of humor is probably more messed up then idiosyncractic now that I think about it

I love "purrinator" and "supermeower."

My diagnose rapport tells im a image-thinker, a sound thinker, and i think i am also a smell-thinker.
These 3 ways of thinking makes the german word for traveling similar to the sound and smell when your anus makes a sound

Fahrt versus Fart

I coined the term"blarx".
Blarx is what you say, loudly and with feeling, when you drop a brick endwise on your own damn foot.
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A story goes with it.
Do people write stories here? mine are very short and I think they are funny as hell: but I write them to amuse myself. If I can get a laugh out of someone else, even better.
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I do this as part of my never-ending efforts to distract myself from noticing what an awful and empty planet I find myself on.
Some titles:
Stoppit
Dear Neighbor
An amateur re-enactment of Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
Cutting Limes on the Dashboard, Yet Again
Chihuahua Hibachi Party
The Reasonable Rats
and of course...
The Enemy Box (my perception of McDonalds).
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Note: ignore the ellipses (...). they are punctuation for my thought processes. What am I gonna do, other people think I'm strange.
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I sure do.

I don't know exactly what "Potrzebie" means, but I saw it mentioned in Mad Magazine all the time.

Wow, my ailurophrenia fits here

Potrzebie is instrumental case of Potrzeba - a need (noun)

Magz,

I love the term "ailurophenia." I must have a cat's mind, too, to be curious about such an unusual word.

Корова делает коромно - my Russian neologism (a phrase which means "cow does (cow) feces").
Кoromno - in Russian it would be pronunciated like "kah-rahm-noh".

Defecating cow is very funny for me.

Końno - my neologism for horse excrement, "człowiekno" would be "human excrement".

Suffix -no is for me the "tool" to make names of feces of various creatures in Slavic languages.

Krówno? I think I'll start to use it.