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"There is no limit to the population of a village in New York; Hempstead, the largest village in the state, has 55,000 residents...."
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Ender
How many legs does a horse have if you call the tail a leg? -- nm
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Reagen
Sep 16 '13, 20:33
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Ha! This is one of my favorite analogies. Though David swears that if you call a tail a "leg" then by definition its a leg. nm
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ralph wiggum
Sep 16, 20:57
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I don't remember that but I presume the rationale is that once something is assigned identity, that designation must be obeyed. -- nm
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David
Sep 16, 21:20
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This was your argument at the time. Whereas I like the original joke which is that calling a tail a leg doesn't make it one. nm
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ralph wiggum
Sep 16, 21:51
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Still sounds right in my head, yeah. -- nm
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David
Sep 16, 22:09
friggin lawyers -- nm
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loosi at home
Sep 16, 21:26
It must be the 'Viking" debate equiivalent for law school. -- nm
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Reagen
Sep 16, 21:12
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Lil dude excels at sleep! -- nm
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David
Sep 16, 21:21
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