The corollary to Poe's Law. Poe's Law is invoked when a parody of fundamentalism is believable enough that it is taken as a legitimate example. Tabor's Law is invoked when bona fide fundamentalism is so outrageous that it is taken as parody.
I think Answers in Genesis is hilarious. For the longest time, I thought it was a parody site. That's Tabor's Law in action.
by BibleBeliever3000 September 19, 2012
Get the Tabor's Lawmug. by Mark March 25, 2003
Get the Kodak's lawmug. John: S***! im the only person who likes (Insert strange fetish HERE). Michael: No John. Depending on Ugols law, your not the only one.
by Tomkitty February 23, 2010
Get the Ugols lawmug. This statement applies to guys mostly. If you have been involved in a relationship with a girl for over a period of time and you did a great job, in and out of the bedroom(mostly in), the belief is that you can always go to the girl at any given time and sleep with the girl no matter what situation arises (break ups, different lovers etc)
After years of dating earlier , Gilbert used the "Okafor's law" to restart a sexual relationship with Wendy
by ThebadExample April 19, 2014
Get the Okafor's lawmug. Jerell's Law states that any claim made by Jerell is over-exaggerated; thus, upon hearing said claims, one must divide everything he says by two, but if it's really extreme, divide it by three.
Jerell: Duuuude, I got my nollie laser flips on lock; I can do them 9 out of 10 times!
Alex: Jerell's Law? I'm pretty sure that means you can do it only three times out of ten.
Alex: Jerell's Law? I'm pretty sure that means you can do it only three times out of ten.
by BPC MHS July 6, 2010
Get the Jerell's Lawmug. by das monkey butt November 7, 2009
Get the katie lawsmug. "I don't think there is any claim - and we can frame this as Goldacre's law if you like - any claim so stupid anywhere in the world that you couldn't find at least one doctor or academic who was willing to put it forward."
Dr. Ben Goldacre - British science journalist, author of 'Bad Science' and www.badscience.net blog
Dr. Ben Goldacre - British science journalist, author of 'Bad Science' and www.badscience.net blog
"The support by one scientist for the idea that the MMR vaccine is connected to autism is an example of Goldacre's law in action"
by DAAAAVVVVVVVOOOOO February 10, 2009
Get the Goldacre's Lawmug.