[LEAPSECS] honest-to-god copper

[Rob Seaman]

> Sounds a lot like "true facts" vs "good facts" from 1985.  "True

> facts" were facts that were, in fact correct.  "Good facts" are facts

> that are useful, but might not actually be, in fact, correct.


Or there's always "factoids", as with the truthiness of the Colbert  
Report.