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 September 10, 2008
"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
totes tooma = totally talking out of my ass
Admitting that what I just said was mostly made up, and said with more confidence than it deserved.
totes = totally
tooma is akin to tooya = talking out of your ass
Admitting that what I just said was mostly made up, and said with more confidence than it deserved.
totes = totally
tooma is akin to tooya = talking out of your ass
I answered that vests are better than gloves because there's more blood in your chest than your hands. But I was totes tooma.
by Bob Stein November 14, 2017