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The Troofers dist... dixt... dictionary

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I thought it would be a good idea to create a list with troofers words and explain them in plain English (and that from a Dutch guy :rolleyes: )

Anyhow, feel free to add.


The Troofers dist... dixt... dictionary

concrete bore - bore
contrived demolition - forcing other people into accepting a controlled demolition
hulloplanes - holographic planes? hullo?
Pent-a-going-on - and on and on and on
skwip - skipping the fact that dust blown out of a building does not look like an uhmplosive* squib
pool it - organizing a pool for betting the odds that 'pull it' means 'blow up'
uhmplosives - explosions, not really caused by explosives
 
Exclosion: a very loud noise that can only be heard by a small portion of a population or recorded by a select few devices.

btw: it always kills me that the Dutch are more fluent in English than 95% of Americans.
 
Thermaite - the process of changing one debunked hypothesis into another even more ridiculous hypothesis by vowel substitution
 
Thermaite - the process of changing one debunked hypothesis into another even more ridiculous hypothesis by vowel substitution
That's both true and hilarious. Well done, Sir delphi!
 
asking questions - see: asking questions
My Petty Goal - self education book read by troofers before joining the Truth* movement
Truth - capitalizing the truth for personal gain/goals
 
victim - a person alternately pitied or accused of being deeply involved in a conspiracy to murder thousands depending on context, audience, and time elapsed since last dose of medication; see also firefighter
 
Exclosion: a very loud noise that can only be heard by a small portion btw: it always kills me that the Dutch are more fluent in English than 95% of Americans.

Oops, missed that one. Thanks, Gravy. Allthough I have to admit, when I have to write a really difficult word, like Preponderance of the evidence, I type it into Google, and see if it asks "Did you mean..." ;)
 
Oops, missed that one. Thanks, Gravy. Allthough I have to admit, when I have to write a really difficult word, like Preponderance of the evidence, I type it into Google, and see if it asks "Did you mean..." ;)
Well, I often do the same, and I was an English major in college. Screw you, multilingual boy!

ETA: Take a poll of Americans and see how many know what "preponderance" means, and you'll see my point.
 
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ETA: Take a poll of Americans and see how many know what "preponderance" means, and you'll see my point.

I was looking for a difficult word to put in that post, and stumbled across it at Wikipedia. I thought it would fit nice in this thread.
 
PhotoChopping - Chopping of the bottom part of a picture, so the entry hole made by an airplane looks smaller than it actual is
Poof - Debunked proof of a conspiracy
 
Troofer Sniglets. Awesome. Here are my contributions:

censureship (n.) - Intellectual process by which Truthers are ignored, disdained, and ridiculed by the general public for advancing ludicrous and offensive theories about 9/11. Often confused with "censorship."

CIAGI (n.) - Acronym for the advanced film-making technology used by the government to make planes seem to appear and disappear in downtown Manhattan.

Err Phone(TM) (n.) - telecommunications device that creates a perfectly accurate forgery of an airplane passenger's voice, but can't be used from an airplane.

errorstorm (n.) - A flawed, dishonest, paranoid conspiracy film created solely to advance one's AM radio career. Also, the name of one such film.

lose change (v.) - To repeatedly change the contents of a film, and downplay what was said in earlier versions. Also, the name of one such film.

whistlebellower (n.) - Person who claims to have observed proof that 9/11 was an inside job, but is actually an irrelevant low-level functionary with a pathological need for attention.

Lauroiat (n.) - Device used to rope conspiracy theorists into uncritically believing fraudulent whistlebellowers.

sourcery (n.) - The act of conjuring a source for a conspiracy claim out of thin air.

kentrail (n.) - Trail of water vapor that appears over conspiracy theorists' heads. Toxic to intelligence, but only harmful if you believe it actually exists.

Killtown (place name) - Where rationality goes to die. Like Lazytown, but even more insipid.

fashism (n.) - Western political system in which conspiracy theorists are troubled when elected political leaders don't agree with them, and when police legally confront them. Often confused with "fascism."

free-for-all speed - Magical speed at which the WTC towers collapsed. May be cited in support of any conclusion about what destroyed them.

grabbity (n.)- Magical force that can act on falling building pieces in any manner necessary to support a conspiracy claim. Often confused with "gravity."

instivestigate (v.) - To try to get someone else to do an investigation.

jurinal (n.) - A collection of scientific papers of such low quality that it shouldn't be read, but given to a vagrant for use as a travel toilet. Example: "Jurinal of 9-11 Studies."

peer review (n. or v.) - Confirming the quality of a scientific study by looking narrowly at the name of the author, and making sure that person believes in 9/11 conspiracy theories. Example: "Steven Jones has published many peer reviewed papers." Alt. Usage: After a jurinal has been given to a vagrant, this term is pronounced "pee-er review," and refers to a different form of expression.

pretire (v.) To be forced to retire early for making idiotic and embarassing claims, and then pretend it was voluntary. Pronounced pruh-TIRE. Example: "Steven Jones pretired."

quoteminding (v. tr.) - Protecting the sanctity of a quote by providing the full context of what the speaker really said. Opposite of "quote mining." Debunkers, not conspiracy theorists, do this.

redpill (n.) - Required medication for conspiracy theorists. Contents unknown; observed side effects include antisocial behavior, delusions of grandeur, impaired logic, excessive Internet use, selective blindness, and hallucinations. One word, with emphasis on the first syllable, like "redneck."

Me-trix (n.) - Self-centered fantasy world that conspiracy theorists believe they enter after taking a redpill. Pronounced "ME-tricks."

Meo (given name, masc.) - Pronounced "ME-oh." Take a wild guess what it's derived from.

de-bait (n. or v.) - When a conspiracy theorist raises what he believes to be an unanswerable conspiracy issue, and then backs away from it or changes the subject after it is destroyed. Often confused with "debate."

scaller (n.) - Any person, of any academic or non-academic background, who called Jim Fetzer on the phone and asked to be listed as a member of his "9-11 Truth" organization. Often confused with "scholar."

shpill (v.) - When a shill misspeaks and accidentally reveals a piece of the true 9/11 conspiracy. Example: "Donald Rumsfeld shpilled when he said Flight 93 was shot down."

suck poppet (n.) - A particularly inept attempt to pose as someone else on an Internet forum. Example: "Looks like pdoherty has another suck poppet."

unsurance (n.) - Financial arrangement whereby the owner of a building can be paid big bucks for ordering it destroyed and blabbing to the media about it, even when the causes of the building's destruction are still unclear. Example: "Larry Silverstein had an unsurance policy on WTC 7."
 
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Alleged----What to say when it's clear that someone/thing happened or existed and you don't/didn't want it to because it disagrees with your crappy theory.(also see allegedly)


Noooo question about it-------- What to say when what you are saying makes no sense but you want people to feel stupid if they don't believe your nonsense.

Common sense-----You only have it if you believe outrageous claims.


Ex.----- The alleged plane filled with 44 alleged passengers allegedly crashed somewhere in Pa. But all it takes is a little common sense to know that the plane definitely rerouted to Cleveland, where the alleged passengers evacuated the alleged plane. Yup. Noooo question about it.
 
free-for-all speed - Magical speed at which the WTC towers collapsed. May be cited in support of any conclusion about what destroyed them.

Me-trix (n.) - Self-centered fantasy world that conspiracy theorists believe they enter after taking a redpill. Pronounced "ME-tricks."

shpill (v.) - When a shill misspeaks and accidentally reveals a piece of the true 9/11 conspiracy. Example: "Donald Rumsfeld shpilled when he said Flight 93 was shot down."
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Genius. Pure genius. We've got to start using some of those.

(those three are my favorites)
 
Troofer Sniglets. Awesome. Here are my contributions:

free-for-all speed - Magical speed at which the WTC towers collapsed. May be cited in support of any conclusion about what destroyed them.

instivestigate (v.) - To try to get someone else to do an investigation.

jurinal (n.) - A collection of scientific papers of such low quality that it shouldn't be read, but given to a vagrant for use as a travel toilet. Example: "Jurinal of 9-11 Studies."

peer review (n. or v.) - Confirming the quality of a scientific study by looking narrowly at the name of the author, and making sure that person believes in 9/11 conspiracy theories. Example: "Steven Jones has published many peer reviewed papers." Alt. Usage: After a jurinal has been given to a vagrant, this term is pronounced "pee-er review," and refers to a different form of expression.

pretire (v.) To be forced to retire early for making idiotic and embarassing claims, and then pretend it was voluntary. Pronounced pruh-TIRE. Example: "Steven Jones pretired."

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Bloody hilarious!! I sniggered loudly at all of those.

Pee-er reviewed Jurinal - I am SO using that.

Well done, Triterope!
 
Love "grabbity" and "err phone," Triterope. Also Bubbers, good example sentence... is that verbatim from Loose Change, Edition xxxx??

misinformation: facts from scientific studies or direct observation that disagree with the conspiracy theorist's pet theory.

evidence: (pronounced "ev-ee-dense," cf. David Ray Griffin) facts from scientific studies or direct observation that agree with the conspiracy theorist's pet theory.

speed of gravity: the speed at which the Twin Towers fell; halfway between the speed of the dust and that of the squibs.

the Holy Concrete Grail: building core mysteriously visible only to those pure and worthy enough to experience it.
 
jurinal (n.) - A collection of scientific papers of such low quality that it shouldn't be read, but given to a vagrant for use as a travel toilet. Example: "Jurinal of 9-11 Studies."

I'm getting a raging clue that South Park may want to use that ... I'm foreseeing an episode called "The Mystery of the Jurinal Deuce"


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