embuggerance

"embuggerance" to describe his Alzheimer's - and from Fay Weldon who's written over 20 novels:

The Telegraph - Calcutta (Kolkata) - Frontpage 2009

Tony Heugh is this video up anywhere else? region restrictions are an embuggerance.

THR’s Filmmaker Roundtable: Cameron, Jackson, Reitman, Tarantino, Bigelow and Daniels | /Film 2009

The fact that they were Americans is besides the point - to Khadr, it wouldn't have mattered who the 'enemy' were - NATO/ISAF, the US, The British Empire and remember we had 3 Anglo-Afghan Wars prior to the current unpleasantness or the Soviet Union - they're all just seen as the same embuggerance to be ejected by all and any means.

And here's where we juxtapose ... CC 2009

LONDON (AFP) — British science fiction and fantasy author Terry Pratchett said Thursday he has a rare form of Alzheimer's disease, describing the diagnosis as "an embuggerance".

News from the Fish Bowl: Breaking News 2007

LONDON (AFP) — British science fiction and fantasy author Terry Pratchett said Thursday he has a rare form of Alzheimer's disease, describing the diagnosis as "an embuggerance".

Archive 2007-12-01 2007

For a moment there I thought ‘embuggerance’ had something to do with the Apostles Cambridge branch.

The Volokh Conspiracy » Profs. Embuggerance & Feisty 2009

He describes it as `an embuggerance,' which is a great deal more polite than I would be.

December 12th, 2007 2007

An embuggerance, then, is an instance of trouble or interference so caused.

Marcos Craps His Pants! Alleged Sandy Wells Attacker Arrested 2006

We were sleeping with most of our kit on anyway, but it was a major embuggerance to have to pull on your boots, flak jacket, and helmet and leg it down to the slit trenches.

Bravo-Two-Zero McNab, Andy 1993

It didn't matter for them: the course was just a three-week embuggerance, and then they'd go home for tea and medals.

Bravo-Two-Zero McNab, Andy 1993