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2/10/2011 8:29:59 PM
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Why is a Door Called a Door?
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Because in 1887, Demitry Doorway II decided it would be cool for people to call his name before coming into his house. The therm popularized afte the 4chan meme of "Yo dawg, I heard you like doors so we put a door in your room so you can knock while you knock" which created controversy and started the 3rd Furrie War.
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Because everyone knows that a door is a door, so they call it a door. That's just how language works.
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Let's ask some better questions. Why do we drive on parkways and park on driveways? If the number 2 pencil is the most popular, why isn't it number 1? Why do feet smell and noses run? Why is an orange called an orange, but a banana's not called a yellow?
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It's a title for one of our many constructs.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] SuperSniper09 Why does the word Buffalo have 3 different meanings?[/quote]???
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Why does the word Buffalo have 3 different meanings?
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Incoming rush of retarded threads like this.
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Because yes.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Bungie Sam Why is a [object] called a [object]?[/quote] uhhuhhuhh (i dunno with my mouth full)
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Why is anything called anything? For the lulz.
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Why ask why when you already have the answer within you?
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Why is a car called a car? Why is a house called a house? Why is a tree called a tree? Why is a bar called a bar? Why is a forum called a forum? Why is a rabbit called a rabbit? Why is a cake called a cake? Why is a chicken called a chicken? Why is a doughnut called a doughnut? [Edited on 02.10.2011 12:32 PM PST]
