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Marky’s Law of Definition Use
If your readers believe your definition, you can get away with anything.
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Definition Science My turn for a law
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Dr Lecter 
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Posted 06 October 2005 - 03:48 PM
Lecter's Law of Posts
For every Topic, there is an equal(ly stupid) and opposite post.
For every Topic, there is an equal(ly stupid) and opposite post.
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Posted 06 October 2005 - 10:17 PM
The Law of Inverse Importance
The less important a topic is, the more heated the debate about it will be
The Law of Instant Internet Fetishes
If you ever think of a new fetish, no matter how nasty or incomprehendable, time will re-arange itself and make a webpage dedicated to said fetish
Obay gravety, it's the law
The less important a topic is, the more heated the debate about it will be
The Law of Instant Internet Fetishes
If you ever think of a new fetish, no matter how nasty or incomprehendable, time will re-arange itself and make a webpage dedicated to said fetish
Obay gravety, it's the law
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TALES OF INTEREST.
I like to be part of the crowd so I want to say that Icey is the best guy ever
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You've read it, you can't un-read it. Stay tooned for more
TALES OF INTEREST.
I like to be part of the crowd so I want to say that Icey is the best guy ever
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Posted 07 October 2005 - 03:12 AM
The Three Truth Corollaries of Marky’s Law on Definition Use
1. You’re always right, as long as you used the proper definition.
2. If you’re wrong, your definition was wrong.
3. If there are two truths, find a definition that covers both.
1. You’re always right, as long as you used the proper definition.
2. If you’re wrong, your definition was wrong.
3. If there are two truths, find a definition that covers both.
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