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Nein, Octoberfest started in America, Oktoberfest is German.

I have U.S. History homework to do.

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Not when I take the font tags away :p

The earth isn't flat.

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The earth is made of many layers, some of which have a flat rocks in them

This sentence is true.

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No, it is false, only because I said so!

You may or may not have a different opinion than what I have.

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How do I know you have an opinion? How do you know I have an opinion...?:ahh:

Whatever someone says here can be proved wrong, even if it is right.

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while any statement may be true in one context, nothing can be universally true for all situations. while one person says something that means one thing, it may mean an entirely different thing in another language, cultural background, etc. most posts proving the previous one "wrong" are simply changing the context of the statement.

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That took a long time to say

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Not if you are an auctioneer and/or a world-record holder for speed-speaking.




My hair is wet at the time I am typing this post.

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The "hair" itself is not "wet". The hair follicles, in strands known as "hairs", traps molecules of water, therefore making the "hair" "wet".


I am watching a video in Driver's Ed at 12:30.

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There is no such thing as watching a video in a guy named ED.

Steam is a form of H20.

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steam can aslo mean.. momentum; impetus: the dispute gathered steam


There is currently at least one engine giving off heat on the earth

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the engine itself is not the direct cause of the heat. it is the explosions within the engine that are causing the heat

CD is awesome

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CD does not mean anything as it is an abreviation.

Not everyone celebrates Christmas.

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"Christmas" as it is used in our culture today can mean so many different things (a spirit, a season, a Christian holiday, or an entirely secular holiday) that one must take into account the many and varied meanings. For example, one would be hard pressed to find someone who has never, in their entire life, demonstrated what is known as "the Christmas spirit."




Losing one's voice basically kills one's usual level of singing ability.

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if something has been killed, then it generally can't come back. If one "loses" their voice, it is due to sickness, and once it passes, their voice returns. therefore their singing is not "killed" per se.

I can't think of an undeniable statement