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MURPHY'S LAW If anything can go wrong, it will. O'TOOLE'S COMMENTARY Murphy was an optimist. MURPHY'S FIRST COROLLARY Nothing is as easy as it looks.
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Mailbag Monday: A weekly segment that covers readers' questions and concerns about all things Philosophy, Bro, and Philosophy Bro that don't quite fit anywhere else. Send your questions to philosophybro@gmail.com with 'Mailbag Monday' in the subject line. Sometimes, when I'm talking ethics with my bros, they describe the way the world is. They're like, "That chair is over there. The bar closes at 4AM.
A study in New Zealand tested the tearing of knickers, and found that meaningful results are not easy to obtain if one examines only the fabric itself: “ Tearing of Knicker Fabrics ,” T.J. Dann, D.J. Carr, R.M.
Most – but not all – are either depressive or suffer from personality disorders (such as febrile emotions, "me, me, me" narcissism or omnipotence). Of course that does not, in itself, explain why they are so funny – millions of people have those problems and do not invent Basil Fawlty or create Blackadder. Using pathology to explain art entails oversimplified reductionism of the most intellectually vulgar kind. But, having done in-depth TV interviews with seven leading comics and having met many others, I feel that it must be acknowledged that misery is a necessary condition for great humour in the vast majority of cases. Cleese once took me out to lunch in 1983.
From Uncyclopedia, the content-free encyclopedia. Are you the sort of person who never reads unless it's the TV guide? Do you think that everyone who reads is some sort of freak or nerd ? Ever wondered why some people read books ? Perhaps you aren't able to read at all and this guide is being read to you by a friend or co-worker.