Originally posted by NordlysI'm not even stoned at the moment and this makes as much sense as that aspviper guy's posts.Oh wait thats me.N/M
You are right, nothing means nothing, but there might be other things which mean nothing as well. And coming to think of it, sometimes nothing means something, too.
Originally posted by NordlysDo you know where the expression "Pull my leg" comes from...?
Erin's Weird and Wonderful Word of the Day:
codology
an Irish word meaning, jocularly, 'the science of leg-pulling.' Cod is an
Irishism for a joke or a hoax. A hoaxer is called a codologist.
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Originally posted by NordlysBasically when the death by hanging was a common practice, the Irish (those that were sentenced to death) used to pay kids few coins, for a very valuable service.
I have no idea.
They ask the kids to pull their legs as soon as they drop through the hanging floor, so that they could die quicker with as little suffering as possible.
Don't Pull my leg. Don't kill me. Now common for jokes and stuff..
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