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Complete evidence or argument for the truth of a proposition. Not to be confused with "foolproof."
(on Facebook)
John: Your plan to create a seagull army is ridiculous...
Sarah: No it's not! It's fullproof!
John: It's foolproof... and that's fullproof evidence that it's not, bitch.
by Matt73 March 14, 2012
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