compulsive liar

mollykins | 13:44 Tue 06th Apr 2010 | Body & Soul

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its an old chestnut, but if someone told you they were a compulsive liar, would you believe them, please give your reasons.

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ChuckFickens

I wonder why people are trying to emulate a commonly known paradox.

mollykins

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Just because they are compulsive, doesn't mean that everything they say is a lie, so they might say this to warn you . . . . perhaps.

Justincider

Yes....I mean no....I mean.....oh I'm not sure

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McMouse

The buttered cat paradox is also well known:

* Cats always land on their feet.
* Buttered toast always lands buttered side down.

The paradox arises when one considers what would happen if one attached a piece of buttered toast (butter side up) to the back of a cat, then dropped the cat from a great height.

mollykins

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Nope, i have had an odd life, full of coincidences.

mollykins

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the cat is heavier than the toast so would have control, now if you had a piece of toast that was bigger and heavier than cat, that would be intresting . . . and funny to watch.

society

Molly, you are such a teenager... :-)

mollykins

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Suprisingly i'm an animal lover, but i don't like cats, but having said that, kittens are cute.

mollykins

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How heavy is the average cat?

mollykins

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and how much flour would you need to make bread as heavy

McMouse