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The Troofers dist... dixt... dictionary

Much too wordy, but this came to mind:

Firing 2 million camels' butts to avoid your argument looking like an empty tent.
 
Many of this are absolute classics! :D

If I might propose a few of my own:

Plane crazy: Unable to appreciate that a fully-loaded airliner crashing into a building might do considerable damage.
Trolled demolition:Activity carried out by faceless minions who seek to dispose of sensible arguments by endless nonsense.
WTCing is believing: Adage expressing the ability to interpret visual information any number of ways but the sensible one.
Illuminatichoke Kind of mental vegetable that feeds on nebulous concepts of "them".
Mexpert: Kind of layman who suddenly becomes omniscient about any number of disciplines after a gallon and a half of Dos Equis and a burrito.
Slowblind: Unable to realise that very large objects seen from a long way away seem to be moving much slower than they really are.
Alloyal subject: Person who regards as sacred the creed that steel is perfectly rigid until it melts.
Impervect:
1. Person who never stops to try to visualise the forces acting on a struck building after the initial impact has dissipated (gravity), and the direction in which it acts (downwards).
2. Unable to comprehend the concept of vectors.
 
I thought a little more about mypothesis and I think I should clear it up a little. The evidence supports a given mypothesis and excludes all other mypotheses. Of course, the evidence can be interpreted in different ways to support an infinite number of mypotheses, all mutually exclusive. Then you just sit back and watch the show...
 
[B said:
medict [/B](n.) - Pronounced ME-dict. Any press release written about yourself in the third person, and uploaded to unselective conspiracy websites in hopes of convincing the world of your obvious greatness, often at the expense of your rivals. Example: "When Chris Bollyn bollyned himself, he wrote a lot of medicts about it."

I'm not thrilled with "medict", so if anyone can come up with a better word for that concept, feel free to suggest it.


Melease?

And to add the massage-therapy angle, how about myofarcical melease?
 
I've been thinking under-the-carpet bombing might do for posting heaps of links in avoidance of proving a factual rebuttal.

How about under-the-carpet dumbardment. Gotta show that most of the "bombs" are duds.
 
How about:

errial dumbardment (n.) - The act of attempting to prove a conspiracy by bombing a forum with hundreds of incorrect, outdated, and contradictory links to conspiracy websites. Pronounciation Note: The "B" is not silent.

Or does that make too many err=air words?

And to add the massage-therapy angle, how about myofarcical melease?

I like the sound of that. Maybe I'm slow today, but can you explain the origins of "myofarcical"?

Some great ones from Big Al as well. Keep 'em coming, everybody. At some point I'll try to get a master list together.
 
confussion - Confusing a person's statement as a confession, ie Larry Silverstein confussed WTC 7 was pulled.
memorme - Stating the reason for exposing the 9/11 'lies' is out of memory of the victims, whilst it actually is for personal benefit.
websigh - When a troofer again points to incriminating evidence on the same old troofers website.
 
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tinfowars.com - a website devoted to the ramblings of a certifiable tin-floil-hat wearing lunatic
 
Nazibrew (näts ee' broo) - a member of a conspiracy which involves an alliance between a secret cabal of Jews and former Nazis
 
Those are great, Big Al! I sniggered heaps at 'Alloyal subject'. :D

Mypothesis is even better now, jhunter. Like the mutually exclusive bit.

RE: myofarcical melease - I know a myocardial infarction is a heart attack, and I know what farcical means, but I'm not familiar with the 'massage' element of the Bollyn saga, so I don't see the connotations either. Hopefully someone will fill in the blanks.

ihaunter - 'under-the-carpet dumbardment' - just what I was looking for! Cheers!

under-the-carpet dumbardment when CTists (and woos in general), when faced with facts disproving their assertions, reply by posting a long list of spurious links about their theory in general, without directly contradicting the fatal flaw facing them.

Triterope - 'errial dumbardment' - classic! More appropriate for initial, link-heavy posts by a CTer in a thread, but still useful.
 
Hehehe, even more good ones, Triterope. Your hard work does not go unnoticed or unappreciated.



I've been thinking we need a word for when CTists (and woos in general), when faced with facts disproving their assertions reply by posting a whole heap of links about their theory in general, without directly contradicting the rebuttal. I've seen people refer to it as 'the overwhelm the opposition with links (and text) phase', but one verb/noun would be very handy. I've toyed with 'virtual bombardment' but that doesn't allude to the logical fallaciousness of the act. 'Virtual bombardment of dodgic' is a bit wordy I think.

'Shock and aw' might apply if they did that and also whinged about being called on to debunk their debunkers, but I'm also looking for a word for posting links in lieu of a rebuttal.

They're releasing a 'dodgic bomb'. It's something like a logic bomb (which leads to an inevitable conclusion), only different.
 
NOMAD - Defence Organisation that provides continual air-cover for the Continental United States. Entire squadrons of well-armed fighters randomly criss-cross airspace on the look-out for potential hijacked aircraft which they rapidly shoot down. NOMAD were "stood-down" by the US Government in order to facilitate 9/11.

Often confused with their sister organisation NORAD.

-Gumboot
 
Hehehe, TjW.

Bell, I especially like confussion and memorme. "LC2E: In memorme of the victims of 9/11."

Typically pithy contributions from delphi and gumboot.
 
Pithy? :mad:

How dare you sir! How dare you!

* gumboot;2081481 looks up "pithy"

:o

As you were.

-Gumboot

:newlol

I thought about adding after 'pithy': not in the Marquis de Carabas sense of the word, but I was in a hurry, and if I did, then you wouldn't have learned something.

BTW: "sir"??
 
Could someone in here translate the term "Realistice" that some
of the truthmovement use ... and/or it´s meaning? :confused:
 
It's a drug that CTists take that alters their reality so that they see the twoof.
 

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