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Originally Posted by KRX

THE FOLLOWING IS TRUE.

I doodle superheroes/Deadpool and related stuff on my schoolwork frequently these days. Batman, Superman (namely his symbol), the Question, Rorschach, Optimus Prime, Gaim, Wizard, Fourze, OOO (only once), Double, and Spider-Man appear frequently. But everytime I doodle Spider-Man, he always says the same thing:

"Am I blue?
Am I blue?
Ain't Superior Spider-Man
Tellin' you?"

He says nothing else. Deadpool makes a comment that is usually relevant to the assignment (these days it's about how many other doodles have joined him), the Question warns people about aglets, and Rorschach asks, "Who watches the Watchmen?" (I think you can figure out what Gaim said,) but Spider-Man says the same exact thing all the time.

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Originally Posted by guncannon109

The following statement is true.
The previous statement is false.

That''s strangely similar to the Epimenides paradox.

Anyways, both are lies.

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Originally Posted by guncannon109

But isn't being able to drive people crazy proof of one's own craziness?

I guess, depends on the situation.