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well when he sais my nose will grow nothing will happen meaning he was lying making his nose grow meaning he was telling the truth creating a loop hole which will means his nose will for ever keep extending and retracting.so the moral is that pinocchio shouldn't say my nose will now grow another of my theories is that he'll say it once and the univerce will shatter and pinocchio will tumble through the viod until he dies that is if the laws of death and life apply outside the univerce or maby both will happen
His nose.
his nose grew.
Pinocchio
The Pinocchio effect is the measurable consequence of embellishing, fabricating, and uttering lies. The phrase refers to the main character in the 1940-released Walt Disney classic based upon the children's novel Le Avventure di Pinocchio ("The Adventures of Pinocchio") by Carlo Collodi (Lorenzini, November 24, 1826 - October 26, 1890). The character's commitment to non-truths results in a longer and longer nose whereas twenty-first century Earthlings purportedly experience temperature rises in the nose and the inner eye corner's orbital muscle.
well when he sais my nose will grow nothing will happen meaning he was lying making his nose grow meaning he was telling the truth creating a loop hole which will means his nose will for ever keep extending and retracting.so the moral is that pinocchio shouldn't say my nose will now grow another of my theories is that he'll say it once and the univerce will shatter and pinocchio will tumble through the viod until he dies that is if the laws of death and life apply outside the univerce or maby both will happen
His nose does nothing. Pinocchio's nose grows when he lies.
pinocchio nose
His nose.
Because Pinocchio lied.
his nose grew.
a wooden puppet named Pinocchio
Pinocchio
The Pinocchio effect is the measurable consequence of embellishing, fabricating, and uttering lies. The phrase refers to the main character in the 1940-released Walt Disney classic based upon the children's novel Le Avventure di Pinocchio ("The Adventures of Pinocchio") by Carlo Collodi (Lorenzini, November 24, 1826 - October 26, 1890). The character's commitment to non-truths results in a longer and longer nose whereas twenty-first century Earthlings purportedly experience temperature rises in the nose and the inner eye corner's orbital muscle.
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Pinocchio
When Pinocchio lies, his nose grows longer.[Actually, that isn't the only instance when his nose grows, you know that? When Geppetto made the wooden puppet, when he carved the nose it kept stretching and stretching, although he tried to shorten it, until he gave up in despair! And when Pinocchio was left all by himself in the house and got very hungry, his nose stretched again, because he was disappointed not to find any food. :(Generally though, he's famous for his nose growing longer when he lies.]