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Liam Neeson

To describe an action or event that could be perceived as decent. The term can be used as just 'Liam' or 'Neeson' to describe the situation.
Mate: "Yo, I just found a five pound note in my jacket that I haven't worn in a while!"
Mate: "I hit a quad collateral on cod earlier!"

Typical responses:
Me: "No way bro, that's Liam Neeson"
Me: "That's actually pretty Neeson"
Me: "Lets go bro, that's super Liam!"
by SuperLiam May 11, 2024
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Double neopolatin

The act of two brothers,black and white, taking a chocolate penis and a vanilla penis and leaving a pink tip for the incumbent to receive dual penetration while performing sex acts similar to that of a Silverback gorilla.
My brother Tim and I were in need of ice cream, but instead opted to a double neopolatin to relieve our long built up inhibitions with a very attractive lady who preferred the company of two well endowed partakers, in, on and around the facial region and vaginally section, with no discrimination to anal.
by anonymous January 27, 2025
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French Neopolitan

When a mixture of menstrual blood, urine and feces are combined and butt chugged by either partner.
Every anniversary Jeannette gives Jean Claude a French Neopolitan for his night cap.
by pooscado June 30, 2025
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The more sophisticated successor's struggle: trying to ground science and meaning in logic and empirical data while wrestling with the realization that observation is theory-laden, and no final, pure "protocol sentence" exists. The hard problem is that the boundary between analytic (logic/math) and synthetic (empirical) statements, which the whole system relied on, turned out to be blurry. Quine's "web of belief" showed you can't test a single statement in isolation—you can always save a cherished hypothesis by adjusting other parts of the network.
Example: "The neopositivist insisted science was just cumulative facts. The hard problem hit when a paradigm shift made him reject facts he'd previously sworn were verified. He realized the 'facts' were never raw data; they were stories he believed until a better story came along." Hard Problem of Neopositivism
by Abzugal January 30, 2026
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