Riddle Five: let's see if I don't suck at this

[henrikrh]

Edit: C+Ped instructions from another riddle thread.

I'm 'in'. The rest of you are 'out'.

As an 'in' I say statements of truth. You cannot guess directly at what this truth is, you must make statements like mine, and I tell you whether they are my truth or not. NOTE: MY truth is consistent and will not change through the challenge.

IF you get enough 'truths' to convince me you know my 'truth', you become 'in', and have the same powers as me - but all 'in' people stick to the same truth, as set by me.

Okay, the first one from me is:

This is true of calvin and hobbes but not of dilbert

[henrikrh]

This is true of El Diablo, but never of Diebitter

[THAY3R]

I see all of these, yet I still don't understand how it works.

[xorbie]

This is true of Batman and Robin, but not of Superman.

[T.J. Combo]

This is true of Homer Simpson, but never of Carrot Top?

[henrikrh]

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This is true of Homer Simpson, but never of Carrot Top?

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Too true

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This is true of Batman and Robin, but not of Superman

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False

[henrikrh]

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I see all of these, yet I still don't understand how it works.

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Find the relationship that fits all the truths given, for example the truth could be "this is bigger than a car", so a truth would be "this is true of earth but not of dirt". The words can also be linked by lettering, pronouciation etc etc. Might be that the turth is that all the words that fit the truth are adjectives or something.

[snagglepuss]

this is true of someone peeing in their pants, never of peeing in your own pants.

[fslexcduck]

this is true for one pack of smokes, but not for cancer.

this is true for wasting my time, but not for trying to solve this f.cking riddle.

[xorbie]

This is true of Bush but not of Kerry.