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“IP's aren't even people. They're all asshat bots.”

~ Oscar Wilde on IP Address

“There's no place like Hell.”

~ Emo Boy on 127.0.0.1

“What about 127.0.0.2 ??”

~ 127.0.0.1 on 127.0.0.2

“There's no place like IP addresses and intranet”

~ on Oscar Wilde

“There's no place like 127.0.0.2”

~ Charles Babbage on 127.0.0.1

“I am the all-seeing eye”

~ 255.255.255.255 on the intranet

An Intellectual Property address is the location in the mind where ideas and thoughts are stored.

What is IP?[edit]

The term intellectual property reflects the idea that the subject matter of IP is the product of the mind or the intellect. Unfortunately, because this is just crap in your head, it can never be equivalent to tangible property. To get around this, Microsoft came up with the brilliant idea of addressing memory space in order to patent ideas in people's heads. Also, a proven result that Bill Gates is a communist by assigning every one a number. In the realm of Children's Television, an IP address is a mailbox used by Iggle Piggle who spends most of his time adrift in a small boat beneath a blanket, in flagrant contradiction of safe navigational practice.

Addressing IP[edit]

An IP address is a unique number, similar in concept to longitude and lattitude, used to map the location of information in the brain. Currently, patenting actual thoughts in someone's head is illegal, and the patent office rejects all attempts to patent ideas. They actually require something on paper. Once the idea's location is mapped, via an IP address, one can patent that idea or thought LOCATION, something which is currently allowed by the Patent Office.

IP Addressing[edit]

Deprecated IP addressing, circa 1920.

First number in each tercery set: Major part of the brain

  1. rhombencephalon
  2. metencephalon
  3. mesencephalon
  4. crus cerebri
  5. prosencephalon
  6. diencephalon
  7. telencephalon
  8. archipallium
  9. paleopallium

The two remaining numbers in each threesome are the coordinate location of that idea within that part of the brain.

IP Address Example[edit]

An example IP address is 207.142.31.236. This breaks down as follows:

  • 207: The first part of the idea is located at (0,7) in the metencephalon.
  • 142: The second part of the idea is located at (4,2) in the rhombencephalon.
  • 31: The third part of the idea is located at (3,1) in Oops! another dimension.

In this case, the idea is unable to be retrieved, so get another one!

  • 236: The fourth part of the idea is located at (2,6,3) in string theory's quantum dimension. In other words: "Where the old man lost his hat, well, a little past that."


IPv6 further complicates these scenarios, as governmental control takes on new meaning.

IPv6[edit]

IPv6 was created after it was determined that IPv4 addresses were too easy to memorize or type in. IPv6 corrects this problem by making IP addresses four times as long and in hexadecimal. Fortunately, with 340282366920938463463374607431768211456 IP addresses to work with, people will be able to have several trillion IP addresses so that people are less likely to miss.

CIA Involvement[edit]

The CIA helped Microsoft so that they can track people better. They also use them to browse people's minds. The invention Of the IP Address helped them catalog the information inside of your brain for easy reference later.