Permitler
The little Nazi weasels at the city who make you get a permit for everything from washing your car to fixing your sidewalk.
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Nothing is true, Everything is permitted.
To say that nothing is true, is to realise that the foundations of society are fragile, and that we must be the shepherds of our own civilization. To say that everything is permitted. Is to understand that we are the architects of our actions, and that we must live with their consequences, whether glorious or tragic.
Nothing is true, Everything is permitted. by kaosmoker September 29, 2018
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Permitler • permatern • parmiter • Parmiter's School • Perditernus • Periterish • peritilery • Permidle • permille • Permintern
Periterish
Adjective:
Periterish- something that invokes the urgent desire or need for more of it.
Pronunciation: per-it-è-rish
This word takes the place of ridiculous words such as ‘moreish’ which should never have been created in the first place.
Periterish- something that invokes the urgent desire or need for more of it.
Pronunciation: per-it-è-rish
This word takes the place of ridiculous words such as ‘moreish’ which should never have been created in the first place.
These biscuits are so periterish
Periterish by Ravencinko December 28, 2020
permille
Also, permil, per mil, per mille, promille
1) per (every) thousand (Latin)
2) one thousandth
3) the fraction 1/1000
4) the decimal 0.001
5) the symbol ‰
1) per (every) thousand (Latin)
2) one thousandth
3) the fraction 1/1000
4) the decimal 0.001
5) the symbol ‰
Nothing is true, Everything is permitted
Within the realm of philosopher, opposed to Assassins Creed, "Nothing is True. Everything is permitted." refers to the nature of reality and our perception of it. "Nothing is true" means that everything we sense and process in our minds is filtered reality, limited by our own bodies. We will never see reality objectively but just through the lens of our eyes, ears, etc. "Everything is permitted" branches off of this first statement; since nothing is true, the mind can generate its own reality. Hence, everything is permitted. This makes more sense in the context of drugs, particularly psychedelics, that enable the mind to perceive things that are very much disconnected from objective reality.
After taking a fuckton of LSD, John realized: Nothing is true, Everything is permitted as he imagined and saw a pink lion in front of him with a glowing mane.
Nothing is true, Everything is permitted by curioustaco October 28, 2020
PERMATERN
PERMATERN by DIGIMASTER October 14, 2009
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