Citations:Worthington's law

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English citations of Worthington's law

more money = better than

  • 1997 November 7, Bush is a Pussy (Mr. Show with Bob and David), season 3, episode 7, spoken by Voice over:
    That's right, Bob. Listen to your friend. A person who makes more money than you is better than you, and therefore beyond criticism. [title card: David Worthington Worthington's Law: More Money = Better Than] This is called the Worthington Law, and it's used to gauge the value of human worth.
  • 1997 November 7, Bush is a Pussy (Mr. Show with Bob and David), season 3, episode 7, spoken by Carl Espick (David Cross):
    Did you know that according to Worthington's Law, the opera singer who called himself the "Great" Caruso was nowhere near as great as Sammy Hagar, the Red Rocker?
  • 2001 June 6, Lalande 21185, “Re: I am a TREKKIE!”, in rec.sport.pro-wrestling (Usenet), message-ID <[email protected]>:
    Funny,I still call you all...LOSERS! But they aren't, according to "Worthington's Law".
  • 2004 June 20, Milhouse Guidry, “Re: (OT) Much Ado About Michael Moore.”, in rec.sport.pro-wrestling (Usenet), message-ID <[email protected]>:
    You need to take into account Worthington's Law -- People who make more money than you are *better* than you, and are therefore above reproach.
  • 2004 October 25, Steve Harder-Kucera, “Re: That's Hot!”, in alt.vacation.las-vegas (Usenet), message-ID <[email protected]>:
    According to Worthington's Law, Paris Hilton will always be a better person than Albert Einstein, Stephen Hawking and Mother Teresa combined.
  • 2010 January 22, Dutch, “Democracy is now for sale, as Republicans adhere to Worthington’s Law”, in The Sunshine Empire, retrieved 2014-04-11:
    The radical right views corporate speech as more important because by extension their money makes them more important. They go by Worthington’s Law:
  • 2010 October 8, Jerry Horne, “Biglaw Job Offers: More Money = Better Than?”, in Advance Legal, retrieved 2014-04-11:
    So, in the end, I just lazily applied Worthington's Law (i.e., More Money = Better Than), taking the offer with the highest salary because it seemed axiomatic that it was also the best offer. It wasn't.
  • 2012 September 10, Lollard, “Terry Moran: How much fucking money do you make a year? ”, in Corey Robin, retrieved 2014-04-11:
    Clearly Mr. Robin is unaware of Worthington’s law of value.
  • 2013 May 15, steveromangino, “Asia-Pacific Summit Draws Regional Leaders, Experts On Water Problems ”, in Thai Visa Forum, retrieved 2014-04-11:
    And people who are richer than yeeeow are better than yeeeeow. that's the basic Worthington's law. Which is why Floyd "money" Mayweather is better than, for instance, Joan of Arc.
  • 2014 April 10, Matt Reevy, “The 8 NFL Coaches Pulling in the Most Money Per Game”, in Wall St. Cheat Sheet, retrieved 2014-04-11:
    Even if they don’t win, at least Sean Payton knows he’s making more money than the rest of his contemporaries. Per Worthington’s law, that means he’s unassailable.