Recent content by Lord Osmund de Ixabert

  1. "You shall not make for yourself a carved image—any likeness of anything..."

    Any likeness of anything? Then the Bible is forbidden, since every page of it resembles a two-dimensional rectangular quadrilateral. The book itself is made in the likeness of a three-dimensional rectangular parallelepiped (orthotope). The contents of the book are represented by words. The...

  2. Hitler and Stalin speaking English

    Another version of Hitler speaking English (the first one above is better though):

  3. Hitler and Stalin speaking English

  4. Dr. Breck intro

    You're a new character to me. Welcome to the Phora.

  5. "I'm not racist because I hate everyone" ...

    That is a non sequitur. It is equivalent to saying, "I am unaware of the existence of dog breeds because I hate all dogs."

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    I find them on the internet when searching for the Phora.

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  12. Eugenics Alive and Well in Canada

    Canada to euthanise drug addicts: https://dailystormer.in/canada-government-to-start-offing-junkies-in-euthanasia-mass-murder-scam/ Public schools encourage effeminate boys to castrate themselves...

  13. Insights from the Shoutbox

    An anti-insight from the shoutbox. R Crowley: I like yellow journalism

  14. 2. This particular pronoun bears no relation to the common usage of the term ‘your.’ It is...

    2. This particular pronoun bears no relation to the common usage of the term ‘your.’ It is, rather, the entire phrase ‘Your Supremacy’ that serves an analogous grammatical function, encompassing the rôles of both ‘he/him’ & "you.’

  15. 1. Both the 2nd & 3rd pers. pron. take the form ‘Your Supremacy.’ This unique pron., excl. in...

    1. Both the 2nd & 3rd pers. pron. take the form ‘Your Supremacy.’ This unique pron., excl. in its ref. to my own being, & subj. to the capricious dictates of my definition, embraces the dual signification ‘Your Supremacy’ & ‘His Supremacy’, concurrently. It’s to be employed in pl. of the...
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