God, I'm tired. Again. Sweet death, please come, so I can
sleep forever.
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LUDIC LOG
08.20.2004
Black
and white fallacy: "That's either Leonard, or a decent
human being."
Fallacy of argumentum ad
hominem: "Nothing Leonard says should be believed, because
he is an asshole."
Fallacy of argumentum ad
misericordiam: "You have to give me a ride home, because
otherwise I will have to sit next to Leonard on the bus."
Fallacy of argumentum ad
verecundiam: "I believe that Leonard is a jerkoff, because
Mayor Daley held a press conference to announce it."
Fallacy of accent:
"I can't say too many good things about Leonard."
Fallacy of a dicto
simpliciter ad dictum secundum quid: "It is a general
truth that no one should talk to Leonard, because he is a lying
scumbag. Therefore, no one should listen to him if he tells them
their house is on fire."
Fallacy of begging the
question: "Leonard causes parties to be ruined, because
the best parties are the ones without Leonard in attendance."
Fallacy of the loaded
question: "Has Leonard stopped beating his wife?"
Fallacy of composition:
"Taken collectively, Leonard is a schmuck; therefore, each cell in
Leonard's body must possess the quality of schmuckitude."
Fallacy of consensus
gentium: "Leonard must be a shitbag, because all
human cultures have had some conception of Leonard's shibaggery."
Fallacy of a dicto
secundum quid ad dictum simpliciter: "I have found
it efficacious in warding off Leonard to burn him in the eye with a
cigarette; therefore, people in general should burn Leonard in the eye
with cigarettes."
Fallacy of division:
"All places in which Leonard exists are bad places; therefore, all
people who live in places where Leonard lives must be bad people."
Fallacy of equivocation:
"The end of a thing is its perfection; death will be the end of
Leonard; therefore, Leonard will achieve perfection upon his death."
Fallacy of noncausa pro
causa: "Leonard's arrival caused me to vomit."
Fallacy of post hoc ergo
propter hoc: "Leonard called me on the phone to invite me
to one of his gay-ass readings. Ten minutes later my house was
crushed by a meteorite. Leonard's phone call was the cause of the
destruction of my house."
Fallacy of ingoration
elenchi: "Leonard is an idiot. Therefore, give me
five dollars."