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Two Coins Law
The principle that things will work themselves out according to their natural conclusion. Belief in Two Coins Law represents a belief in a deterministic universe that complies with the laws of physics.
Named after the plastic whirlpools at tourist attractions where a coin is placed in a chute in either side and allowed to spiral down to a hole in the bottom. If one understands that the coins will do like that, one has grasped Two Coins Law.
Named after the plastic whirlpools at tourist attractions where a coin is placed in a chute in either side and allowed to spiral down to a hole in the bottom. If one understands that the coins will do like that, one has grasped Two Coins Law.
"The food at this restaurant was awful! I should have known when I saw how dirty the place was."
"Sorry bud, Two Coins Law."
"Sorry bud, Two Coins Law."
Two Coins Law by Autocratic January 26, 2010
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two cent coin
Australian :" What's the colour of a 2 cent coin ?. Copper , Copper"
An old rhyme we used to use referencing the colour a 2 cent coin made of copper.
Meaning a police officer.
An old rhyme we used to use referencing the colour a 2 cent coin made of copper.
Meaning a police officer.
*Seeing a Police vehicle* "What's the colour of a two cent coin ? " *everyone replies* "Copper, Copper"
two cent coin by councilscribe November 15, 2017
Two flips of the same coin
"two flips of a same coin" means that when you flip the same coin twice you'll either get the exact same side or two opposite sides. This is an expression used in reference to people who often have the exact opposite opinions (as the chance of opposite sides is 2/3) happen to have the exact same opinion on a subject. It can also be used sarcastically or twisted to mean that despite two people showing complete opposite worldviews, at the core of it there is the same message/intention. Not to be confused with the phrase two sides of the same coin, which means something completely different.
Friend 1: hey that insert propaganda agent was really right on political subject
Friend 2: no actually the insert opposite view propaganda agent was really right when he said political take
*Debating ensues*
Friend 3: y'all are just two flips of the same coin...
Friend 2: no actually the insert opposite view propaganda agent was really right when he said political take
*Debating ensues*
Friend 3: y'all are just two flips of the same coin...
Two flips of the same coin by Etymologynerdette April 21, 2024
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