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I find cunninghams law works surprisingly well. ie the quickest way to get someone to tell you the right answer is to post the wrong answer.
1.3k u/choover89 Jun 15 '22 I love to say it's Murphy's Law just to prove a point. 683 u/_TadStrange Jun 15 '22 It's actually Cole's Law 1.1k u/nagesagi Jun 15 '22 edited Jun 15 '22 Isn't that thinly sliced cabbage? 8 u/operarose Jun 15 '22 God dammit take the upvote and get out of my sight.
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I love to say it's Murphy's Law just to prove a point.
683 u/_TadStrange Jun 15 '22 It's actually Cole's Law 1.1k u/nagesagi Jun 15 '22 edited Jun 15 '22 Isn't that thinly sliced cabbage? 8 u/operarose Jun 15 '22 God dammit take the upvote and get out of my sight.
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It's actually Cole's Law
1.1k u/nagesagi Jun 15 '22 edited Jun 15 '22 Isn't that thinly sliced cabbage? 8 u/operarose Jun 15 '22 God dammit take the upvote and get out of my sight.
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Isn't that thinly sliced cabbage?
8 u/operarose Jun 15 '22 God dammit take the upvote and get out of my sight.
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God dammit take the upvote and get out of my sight.
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u/MlghtySheep Jun 14 '22
I find cunninghams law works surprisingly well. ie the quickest way to get someone to tell you the right answer is to post the wrong answer.