-
Finagle's law of
dynamic negatives (also
known as Melody's law, Sod's Law or
Finagle's corollary to Murphy's law) is
usually rendered as "Anything that...
- that "this
outrageous piece of
draftsmanship evidently escaped from the
Finagle &
Diddle Engineering Works". Subsequently, a
correspondent revealed that...
-
creating distributed datastores, the
distributed graph database FlockDB, the
Finagle library for
building asynchronous RPC
servers and clients, the TwUI user...
- explained: "As a
wiseguy you can lie, you can cheat, you can steal, you can
finagle, you can
cause a ruckus ... you can do
anything and
nobody can say a word...
-
direct taxes,
which came to mean the
peasants only, as most
bourgeois finagled exemptions in one way or another. The
system laid the
whole burden of state...
- June 2018. Graber, Cynthia; Twilley, Nicola. "Meet the Man Who Found,
Finagled, and
Ferried Home the
Foods We Eat Today". Gastropod.
Retrieved 5 June...
-
rather than malice.": 771 Mike
Alder § Newton's
flaming laser sword Finagle's law
Principle of
charity Sturgeon's law List of
eponymous laws Listen...
- corollary: that the
misfortune will
happen at "the
worst possible time" (
Finagle's law). The term is
commonly used in the
United Kingdom (while in many parts...
- is
missing information about La Salle's 2nd
visit to
France in 1677 to
finagle the King for a
charter to
explore the Mississippi, and
recruit mercenaries...
-
accuracy has been
disputed by academics.
Similar "laws"
include Sod's law,
Finagle's law, and Yhprum's law,
among others. The
perceived perversity of the universe...
