Definition of Murph's Law
Also known as "The Law of Unavoidable Consequences", Murph's Law is the unwritten rule that any action, no matter how well-intentioned, will inevitably lead to a series of unfortunate and often absurd events.
Etymology
Named after the illustrious Professor Murph, a renowned expert in the field of Chaos Theory, who first observed that even the smallest actions can have the most unpredictable outcomes.
Examples
prophets- Trying to make a sandwich, only to spill ketchup all over your shirt.
- Pressing the snooze button on your alarm clock, only to realize it's not working.
- Buying a new pair of pants, only to discover they're not as comfortable as your old ones.
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