can anyone answer this question?

Discussion in 'General' started by zombiegreen, Nov 7, 2009.

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  1. #1 zombiegreen, Nov 7, 2009
    If you try to fail and succeed then which have you done?
     
  2. #2 SmokeeTheBear, Nov 7, 2009
    both... DER :D
     
  3. #3 oh no the frops, Nov 7, 2009
    Hmmmmmmmmmm...interesting. By failing to fail, does that mean it was actually a success?
     
  4. #4 Budwisesir, Nov 7, 2009
    No...

    You've failed.
     
  5. #5 Deleted member 97913, Nov 7, 2009
    one can only succeed while failing at trying.
     
  6. #6 full melt, Nov 7, 2009
    Neither because you haven't done anything.
     
  7. #7 av8610, Nov 7, 2009
    Well, if you're trying to fail or not and you end up succeeding then, you've succeeded.
     
  8. #8 Budwisesir, Nov 7, 2009

    I'm on acid right now... but let me try to break this down.

    "If you TRY to fail- and succeed- stop right there, you failed.

    Kthx. :love:
     
  9. #9 dewbee, Nov 7, 2009
    you've successfully failed
     
  10. #10 Ryan1411, Nov 7, 2009
    I guess you've failed your objective, but what if...you try to fail a math test yet you pass it? You've still succeeded.:cool:
     
  11. #11 Budwisesir, Nov 7, 2009
    But you failed to fail...
     
  12. #12 dirtybongwaterr, Nov 7, 2009
    Soo... you succeeded to fail and got what you were trying for, and therefore you failed at succeeding at the opposite of what you succeeded to fail at.

    Yes, that makes sense... I know it!:laughing::bongin:
     
  13. #13 zombiegreen, Nov 7, 2009
    don't you just enjoy questions with no right or wrong answers?
     
  14. #14 Peter_Parker, Nov 7, 2009
    HOLY SHIT!

    No solution.
     
  15. #15 HeyHey, Nov 7, 2009
    You obviously failed at failing, thus resulting in the opposite of failure; success.

    ,HeyHey

    Edit: Oh yeah, the answer is: you failed :)
     
  16. #16 Kush Lord, Nov 7, 2009
    simple

    you succeeded in failing what you planned on failing, its not really a confusing question or anything
     
  17. #17 T-bone904, Nov 7, 2009
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    now hold on now if you fail to fail then technically you fail but if you succeed where you previously tryed to fail then you succeed at not failing but fail at not succeeding thus negating the whole process of failing to succeed by succeeding to fail so really you havent did shit at all....... you lazy fuck.:mad:
    edit:nah i fux wit you by the way total joke
     
  18. #18 HeyHey, Nov 7, 2009

    :smoking:
     
  19. #19 zombiegreen, Nov 7, 2009
    wouldn't that mean that I succeeded @ failing to do something?
     
  20. #20 Kozmo350, Nov 7, 2009
    go to panda express to seek the answer
     
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