Well, some things are impossible, at least in a definitional sense. To take rob's first example, we define 'bachelor' as 'an unmarried adult male'. Thus, a 'a married bachelor' is definitionally impossible. Things of this sort are more than a labelling issue, they are a cognitive function issue. The only way to make married bachelors possible is to redefine 'married', 'bachelor' and 'impossible'. Until and unless we are willing to do so, a married bachelor is, in every sense that matters, an impossibility. Others:
-Canine cats
-Arctic tropics
-Wet desert
-Uneaten meal
-Non-alcoholic ethanol
Boru
-Canine cats
-Arctic tropics
-Wet desert
-Uneaten meal
-Non-alcoholic ethanol
Boru
‘I can’t be having with this.’ - Esmeralda Weatherwax
