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Nerd Camp (movie)

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  • #62
    Thursday*
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    Jack Lynch wrote:
    You could answer any question with that.

    Do you still beat your wife?


  • #63
    Undergod
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    Jack Lynch wrote:
    You could answer any question with that.

    "When's the train due?"
    "In a neurotic kind of way."

    I think I've found a flaw in your hypothesis.
    Do you still beat your wife?

    The correct answer is "Mu."


  • #64
    Thursday*
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    Oh but, 'Do you still beat your wife?' 'In a neurotic kind of way,' is so much better.


  • #65
    Raphael
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    Personally I prefer "Of course!"


  • #66
    Undergod
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    Thursday* wrote:
    Oh but, 'Do you still beat your wife?' 'In a neurotic kind of way,' is so much better.

    Do you mean your question is better?
    Well it makes a degree of sense. It's a yes/no question, and the answer is appropriate to that. Whereas in my example, it just makes no sense.

    If you mean the "Mu" thing, look up the principa discordia.

    I've just checked wikipedia, and "Do you still beat your wife?" is in fact the example the use to explain Mu.


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  • #67
    Jack Lynch
    Registered Users Posts: 448 ✭✭Jack Lynch


    Raphael wrote:
    Personally I prefer "Of course!"

    As an answer to everything, or just the wife question?

    Seeing as I don't have a wife, it would be in a neurotic kind of way.


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