Murphism
Murphism by Murphanian February 6, 2019
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Murphism
It's used to blatantly lie to your face with a smile. Will use any tactic to better oneself. i.e. " You get a $6,500 tax credit when you buy a used diesel vehicle!" Often used by shady and or questionable salesman. Buyer beware a murphism is coming to a dealership near you.!
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Murphyism
Knowing that something is going to go wrong and plowing through anyway due to the off chance something actually goes your way.
Guy 1:" I'm going to go talk to that chick. She's a solid 9.5."
Guy 2: "Are you nuts? No shot man, just go home and choke the chicken. This has rejection written all over it."
Guy1: "I know but Murphyism is giving me some weird confidence right now. "
Guy 2: "Are you nuts? No shot man, just go home and choke the chicken. This has rejection written all over it."
Guy1: "I know but Murphyism is giving me some weird confidence right now. "
Murphyism by BasedMillennial June 18, 2018
Murphyism
A variation of the phrase “To Murphy”
A fact based argument used to decimate liberal logic and falacies.
A fact based argument used to decimate liberal logic and falacies.
Murphyism by MurphyFan69 March 29, 2022
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