Is there any fucken d00d on earth who has ever used the word “prior” as a noun who doesn’t deserve a massive punch right in the motherfucken dicke?
Is there any fucken d00d on earth who has ever used the word “prior” as a noun who doesn’t deserve a massive punch right in the motherfucken dicke?
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Umm… Yeah I’ll take a punch to the dick. It generally doesn’t hurt much so long as it’s just the dick and arguing with drunken Yankee fans has never proven very helpful…so,um, yeah.
Give me sec.
….
Ok, I’m ready.
I know a Matt Prior, does that count?
Yes, every Bayesian statistician I know. They talk about priors all the time. Why do you ask?
You’ll have a lot of punching to do in any statistics department, that’s for sure*.
* How sure? Just ask the statisticians. You might want to do it before you punch them though; they may not be too helpful afterwards.
I’m with Noodle and Janne. Since I’m now working with a Bayesian statistician, the noun “prior” has come out of my mouth a fair number of times. But I’m not a dood, so maybe you aren’t referring to me.
Of course, I’m a dumbasse for mistyping my own blog URL. Oh well. Maybe I deserve that punch, though I don’t have a dicke to be a target.
What else would you call an abbot’s assistant?
You are such a sad, sad, hateful little man. And so violent!
Yeap!
He’s right. Whatever the merits or demerits of the Bayesian approach may be, its proponents are, to a dood, bellends.
No.
“Is there any fucken d00d on earth who has ever used the word “prior” as a noun who doesn’t deserve a massive punch right in the motherfucken dicke?”
NO!
@Chebag: what makes you think he is sad and/or hateful? If you follow CPP in the academic blogging community, you’ll know he’s actually a nice helpful guy, but with an unfortunate tendency to unconventional spelling.
“Is there any fucken d00d on earth who has ever used the word “prior” as a noun who doesn’t deserve a massive punch right in the motherfucken dicke?”
Yes. Errr, I mean no!
I don’t know about actually punching cops in teh dicke. Whether they deserve it or not.
ummmmmm, doooooood. The work “prior” ALSO is the title of a member of a religious order, usually the person next in rank below an abbot (abbotess).
So yes, the word prior can validly be used as a noun, in which case the person using the word DOES NOT deserve a muthafucken punch to the dickkee
“nice helpful guy”???? Sounds like you’ve been drinking the FlavorAde.
Why do you hate cops?
The nouning of adjectives is just as evil as verbing of nouns(Oh shite! I sinned awfully).
your previous posts have shown a bias against formal statistics, and this one adds a little bit of confirmation to that.
Geoffrey Chaucer?
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It’s stupid. You guys are really really bad at meaningful distinctions. But anything for that ‘gotcha!’, eh?’
<blockquote?It’s stupid. You guys are really really bad at meaningful distinctions. But anything for that ‘gotcha!’, eh?’
Very well then. What meaningful distinction would make striking a woman in the pussy acceptable to you?
Thanks in advance for delineating a (presumably not exclusive) list of reasons that makes punching women in the pussy acceptable. Make sure you clear it with your friends over here at FFTB first though; I suspect you’ll have difficulty getting the feministas to approve the list of acceptable reasons to assault women, let alone in the genitalia.
Best of luck, Dr. Real Scientist.
C’mon Chas, be reasonable! If you can accept “punching a guy in the dicke”, you also have to accept “punching a girl in the cunt”.
This is, after all, equality…
No one deserves a kick in/on the anything just for using a word; however….
Is there any fucken d00dette on earth who has ever used the word “prior” as a noun who doesn’t deserve a massive punch right in the motherfucken cunte?
So, how does that one track? Can you defend one but not the other?