Lynda logic

Lynda logic is when you use logic that doesn't make any sense because you always want to be right. Even if you use pictures to proof you are right, she still won't admit it. Lynda logic defies the laws of physics & reality and needs to be studied to have a better understanding of the subject.

"I showed her pictures are proof she was wrong and she still didn't admit!" "It's Lynda logic bro"

by NasirJones181 November 4, 2021

binary logic

A system of arriving at a yes or no decision, based on a series of yes/no or on/off choices.

Binary logic asserts that yes, it is time for you to return to the land of Fyad.

by Magic1 July 11, 2006

Blonde LOGiC

1) The process going on inside a "blondes" brain when creating anything similar to, or resembling thoughts.

2) When a person thinks that their way of reasoning actually will make sense to anyone else too.

1) blip, bleep, blip-blip, bleep, blip-di-blip, bleep...

2) Jane was trying to explain her idea to Tom, but it all sounded like blonde logic to him.

by GODEViL July 31, 2011

logical sense

When someone says a offensive word or a metaphor at you that offensive too and you use it as a retarded comeback.

Tom: "Hey Tim, your a freakin dumass!"

Tim: "Oh sure! I look like a ASS with legs and is dumb do I!?! And I'm a freak because of that."

Tom: "Just shut up."

Tim: "Your just mad I know what logical sense is!"

by ogtg123 January 8, 2011

Swiss Logic

An indirect reference to the catastrophes that occur as a result of Mike Schweitser's speaking.

When Mike speaks, buildings fall and worlds end, unable to cope with the utter stupidity and incoherance.

by Xeno May 1, 2003

Q-Logic

Adherents of Q-Anon find facts to fit their narrative and then ascribe their predictions as the cause.

Practitioners of such superior logic are deemed Q-Logicians.

Q-Logic by brilliant Q-Logicians
Q made reference to precipitation in an internet chatroom. It rained two weeks later.
Q predicted and or perhaps even caused the rain itself.
KAG.

by As is Written, So it Well Is March 23, 2020

Hammer Logic

The ability to reason that any tool can be a hammer, as long as its in reach.

Not being able to find a hammer so another object is used, like a wrench, screwdriver, or even a brick.

Guy1: <looks at marred handle of screwdriver>

What happened to the end if this screwdriver?

Guy2: Bill and his Hammer Logic put together a cabinet.

by Jebs, yeah, jebs December 21, 2010