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==Obtained From== | ==Obtained From== | ||
*[[strawberry-flavored Hob-O]] (1 Adventure) | *[[strawberry-flavored Hob-O]] (1 Adventure) | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
*The description could reference any number of mental illnesses that have become a hotbed of debate in internet circles. The two warring camps are typically people who have diagnosed themselves with the disease based purely on reading a description of it, and people who deny that the disease exists at all. Some good examples are [[Wikipedia:Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder| | *The description could reference any number of mental illnesses that have become a hotbed of debate in internet circles. The two warring camps are typically people who have diagnosed themselves with the disease based purely on reading a description of it, and people who deny that the disease exists at all. Some good examples are [[Wikipedia:Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder|attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder]], [[Wikipedia:Asperger syndrome|Asperger syndrome]], and [[Wikipedia:Synesthesia|synesthesia]] (not an illness per se) are some examples of conditions that have been heavily debated on the internet. | ||
==See Also== | |||
*[[Bonus Melee Damage]] | |||
[[Category:Effects]] | [[Category:Effects]] | ||
Revision as of 01:03, 25 July 2008
Scariberi
You're afflicted with a disease that combines a constant strawberry aftertaste and a crippling fear of strawberries. It's such a rare disease that most people on the Internet don't believe it actually exists.
+1 Spooky Damage for each turn of Scariberi left.
Obtained From
- strawberry-flavored Hob-O (1 Adventure)
References
- The description could reference any number of mental illnesses that have become a hotbed of debate in internet circles. The two warring camps are typically people who have diagnosed themselves with the disease based purely on reading a description of it, and people who deny that the disease exists at all. Some good examples are attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder, Asperger syndrome, and synesthesia (not an illness per se) are some examples of conditions that have been heavily debated on the internet.
