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The 1st post on this thread is false.
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Went to see an amazing exhibition of Patrick Hughes in dalston
http://www.patrickhughes.co.uk/
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This sentence is false.
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^Woah... mind-fuck
Excellent:)Thanks Molly for clarifying
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2 Wharves = 1 Paradox
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Oh my Christ.
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That's true. It's a picture of a pipe.
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Is 'heteralogical' heteralogical?
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Is 'heteralogical' heteralogical?
'Heterological'?
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Thanks Oliver. I can never write a sentence without a spelling mistake.
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Suppose there is a island with just one male barber. On this island, every man keeps himself clean-shaven by doing only one of two things:
Shaving himself, or
going to the barber.Another way to state this is:
The barber shaves all and only those men on the island who do not shave themselves.All this seems perfectly logical, until we pose the paradoxical question:
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Wow!
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Thanks Oliver. I can never write a sentence without a spelling mistake.
Nice paradox, but it would have been strengthened by the inclusion of a comma between 'thanks' and 'Oliver'. :)
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No it wouldn't.
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i'm a liar
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I don't believe you^
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No it wouldn't.
i'm a liar
Yes, but you're not BlueQuinn.
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The exam-next-week-on-surprise-weekday -paradox always blows my mind.
Can't be on Friday, cause won't be a surprise.
Can it be on Thursday then?And so on.
The 2nd post on this thread is true.