We've All Heard of Godwin's Law...
shm_uk
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... but has anyone yet invented a name for the Law stating how every cycling-related blog results in someone posting something along the lines of one or all of the following :
"cyclists don't pay road tax"
"all cyclists RLJ"
"cyclists are always on the pavement"
"cycling on the roads will definitely kill you to death"
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"cyclists don't pay road tax"
"all cyclists RLJ"
"cyclists are always on the pavement"
"cycling on the roads will definitely kill you to death"
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I'd never heard of godwin's law until now, you nazi.Bianchi Via Nirone Veloce/Centaur 20100
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Do you post on the guardian?NotFromLondon
7 January 2011 3:51PM
@SilentJimBob7 January 2011 3:23PM
hhazzahh 7 January 2011 3:11PM
By the way, whats the name of the Rule where every internet discussion must eventual mention hitler and the nazis ?
Has anyone yet invented a name for the Law stating how every cycling-related blogs always results in some massive idiot(s) posting something along the lines of one or all of the following :
"cyclists don't pay road tax"
"cyclists all RLJ"
"cyclists are always on the pavement"
"cycling on the roads will definitely kill you"
edit: just wondering if it is you - not an accusation of plagiarism or anything.0 -
I always thought that the blog had to finish if hitler or the nazis were mentioned.
Perhaps I'm wrong. It wouldn't be unusual.
Wasn't this discussion on Qi?0 -
PBo wrote:Do you post on the guardian?NotFromLondon
7 January 2011 3:51PM
@SilentJimBob7 January 2011 3:23PM
hhazzahh 7 January 2011 3:11PM
By the way, whats the name of the Rule where every internet discussion must eventual mention hitler and the nazis ?
Has anyone yet invented a name for the Law stating how every cycling-related blogs always results in some massive idiot(s) posting something along the lines of one or all of the following :
"cyclists don't pay road tax"
"cyclists all RLJ"
"cyclists are always on the pavement"
"cycling on the roads will definitely kill you"
edit: just wondering if it is you - not an accusation of plagiarism or anything.
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Evening Standard law.0