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Sorry, I'm dense, but can someone explain to me the relevance of "effanineffable" and "53x + m^3 = O/" to the asexual community? I found both slogans on shirts in the asexual store...

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As I understand it "ineffable" is a play on the sound of the word and means "unf****able"; thus "effanieffable" is "f***ing unf****able"!

As to the equation thing - I am just as much in the dark as you...

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Cate Perfect

The equation is leet speak--computer dork speak. Basically it says sex+me=no.

The dictionary version of 'ineffable' is: indescribable.

Cate

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Thanks for asking that.

I had wondered.....

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The equation shirt's in the store now? 0_o

*wanders off to go check it out*

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I wondered about the equation shirt, too but thought I was just the only person who couldn't figure it out.

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bard of aven
Well, the dictionary definition is "unable to be expressed in words." And (deja vu all over again ) T. S. Eliot used it to speak of cats contemplating their "ineffable, effable, effanineffable" names. My theory is that effan is as close as you could get to having "fucking" printed in a book of poetry when he was writing. So if the first [e]ff stans for "fuck", why shouldn't the second?

boa

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I wondered about the equation shirt, too but thought I was just the only person who couldn't figure it out.

It took me a little while to figure it out.

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Yeah, the equation shirt was meant to be cryptic. I didn't want the meaning to be too obvious.

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Cate Perfect

I like it, too, Mr Xenius.

*two cryptic thumbs up*

Cate

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Live R Perfect

"I liked it so much that I went and ordered a hoodie with it on straight away!"

- Mr. Liver, Herefordshire

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Hehehe. :D

Hey, I probably should have found this out by now, but I'm curious: where did the AS3 thing start?

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