Frazz by Jef Mallett for October 22, 2018

Because you’re adding two wrongs together, not multiplying them.

Someone once told me that two positives can never make a negative. I replied “yeah right.”

Two wrongs don’t make a right, but three lefts do.

Two wrongs don’t make one right, but it sure makes them even.

Two wrongs don’t make a right , but two Wrights make an airplane

Two Wrights and an engineer named Charlie

Comparing math with morality – always an iffy proposition

Negative numbers have nothing to do with wrongs. Caulfield seems to have a future as a republican.

Maybe he’s rubbing off on me but his question actually makes sense

A negative times a negative would be a negative squared. A double negative would just be additive.

It should say “plus”, not “times”…

But three lefts do make a right!

Ending with a litotes. Impressive.

Negate the negation: it’s dialectics, after a materialist fashion

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And of course two Wrights make aviation history, but that’s more of a spoken-word gag thanks to spelling issues.

And I’m still grappling with the question I posed about negativity. Did I write right or write wrong?

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Because 2 x -1 = -2