"Honey, what are we eating tonight?"
"I don't care, something simple. And I want pink caviar for appetizer!"
"Ooh, you saucy minx, get over here and lean back."
"I don't care, something simple. And I want pink caviar for appetizer!"
"Ooh, you saucy minx, get over here and lean back."
by Bob Stein December 12, 2012
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by Bob Stein August 17, 2008
Get the street debit mug.Question that inherently has no answer. Statement that can neither be true nor false. Backformation and opposite of tautology.
"This sentence is a lie." is a loosology because if it's true then it's false, and if it's false then it's true.
"What is north of the north pole?" is a loosology. You could answer "nothing" yet when you get there you can keep going in the same direction.
"What should you say to someone who won't listen?" is a loosology because if there were an answer it would be inherently pointless.
"What is north of the north pole?" is a loosology. You could answer "nothing" yet when you get there you can keep going in the same direction.
"What should you say to someone who won't listen?" is a loosology because if there were an answer it would be inherently pointless.
by Bob Stein October 26, 2008
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