fallacy

A belief in something wrong.

It is a fallacy that you can spend your money on anything you want.

by Starfire23 December 16, 2012

Turd Milkshake Fallacy

A logical fallacy whereby someone points out that one thing is better than another when, in fact, both items in the comparison are horrible.

Person A: "I'd much rather hook up with Girl-X, she's better looking than Girl-Y."

Person B: "That's like saying you'd rather drink a turd milkshake instead of being beaten savagely with cacti. While the turd milkshake may arguably be better, it's still a turd milkshake and it still sucks. My point is that you shouldn't sleep with either of those heinous-looking girls, and your turd milkshake fallacy isn't helping your argument."

by ironchef8000 May 2, 2009

fallacious

1. A lie or misinformation.
2. Plural form of fallacy.

A fallacious argument.

by rudeanduncouth May 13, 2004

fallacious

Describes something that is commonly believed to be true, but is in fact false.

The arguement was based on fallacious reasoning.

by Kevin Watkins May 13, 2004

fallacio

A portmanteau (fallacy + fellatio = fallacio) meaning the experience of pleasure derived from being taken in by falsehoods and unsound arguments

His thirst for fallacio kept him from listening to mainstream news outlets.

by SalvyZ June 4, 2018

Marxist fallacy

Belief that data is science.

Marxist-dogmatists believe that data is science. This is because one datum is a unit of historical materialism.

Data isn't science. Science is data.

In Marxist fallacy, Marxists proffer data as the context for science; so they can position historical materialism as science's overseer.

by zanderfin May 20, 2020

fallaciously

The act of doing something in a dick-sucking manner.

fallaciously is Bobby Watkins' word of the day

by Bobby Watkins December 8, 2010