It isn't a platitude, but I don't get it-it's the exception that proves the rule. How the fuck does that make any sense? Can we have some science up in this shit?
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I feel like that's actually an archaic use of "prove" or some shit. Maybe it's a test? I forget, and don't feel like googling.
Doesn't that come from how every rule is supposed to have an exception? So you know it's a rule if you find one? Or something equally dumb like that?
But that's not what people mean when they say it. They use it as confirmation, not challenge.
But we know people are dumb.
Jessica, I hope you replied, "My hair is blue, fuckstick."
"The exception proves the rule" was originally (and much more coherently) about legal exceptions.
A sign announcing 'Free parking on Sunday' should lead one to conclude that on every other day of the week there will be a charge levied for leaving one's car in that spot. The posted exception, therefore proves (demonstrates) that at other times the rule is in effect.
I took a politcal quiz wherein I am too the left of GANDHI, so I doubt American politicians will satisfy me.
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I remember separate b/c I misspelled it in a spelling bee. That and "asthmatic" I will never forget.
They have about half a dozen special needs kids, and last I saw them, she was pregnant again and very proud.
Uh. Wow.
I'm sure there's a twibbon for that, Jessica. Well done.
Is that the same proof as the proof of the pudding that's in the eating? I want to say it is, but the legal exception thing is pretty compelling and doesn't seem to apply to puddings.
Jessica, I hope you replied, "My hair is blue, fuckstick."
I wasn't going to give him the satisfaction of a reply. DNFTEC and all that.