A fanciful interpretation of the Mausoleum of Maussollos, from a 1572 engraving by Marten Heemskerk (1498–1574), who based his reconstruction on descriptions
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A metaprime example is something that IS an example of itself in a self-referential way. Metaprime examples can be words themselves, or names, or names of things, or things themselves. Metaprime examples can be ideas or objects, abstract or literal, metalanguage or existential. They can be intentional or un. Sometimes they make you laugh, and usually they make you dizzy if you think about them too long!
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- Metaprime Examples
- What is a Metaprime Example?
- First metaprime example
- It is what it is...literally!
- Meta-
- Leviathan
- Existential Metaprimes
- My Kitchen Canisters
- My License Plates:
- Unicorn Note Cards
- Who is who?
- Pie Chart
- Bar Graph
- More Metaprime Examples:
- oops
- And More Metaprime Examples:
- Miss Spelling (no, not Tori)
- Who do you think you are?
- Standard Fare
- SPAM it all!
- 3rd person, singularly irregular
- What I'm trying to say is...
- Metapuzzle Example:
- Metaprime Haiku
- What was the name of that department again?
- I...think I know which department you want...
- The One That Started It All...
- Meta-tee
- Pi -tee
- Then there are the pi pies...
- And the pi pie plates...
- When you know you're not a babe magnet...
- Fridge Magnets
- You can even order your own:
- Online and Metaprime!
- In the classroom...
- More Existential Linguistic Metaprime Examples:
- The Very Definition
- Sigh
- The Ultimate...
- Can you find the official picket?
- Concretely yours...
- Increasingly More Rhopalic?
- Thank-you gift of a coupon for a free latte
- The eponymous mausoleum of Mausollos
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