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Goodbook (verb), To Goodbook; a specific case of the "Appeal to Authority" logical fallacy committed by using the Bible, Torah, Koran or other holy scripture or interpretation to justify a position. Use of this self-referencing reference ends any rational discussion as the offender has just proved that they are a moron incapable of independent opinion or discourse on the subject
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