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How to Fool people.

It so happen to come to my attention that well alot of people are good at fooling people and i hav never thought of this but i think i just might make a book like that. although my friend said to write it then air it out. but just thought to ask what would you ask in a guide on how to would you love to know how too.

How to fool ones future boss: Ok teens and tiny toots, whom just came from highschool whose pants can’t seem to stay on ones waist. here is one of the how to as you already know.

1) Wear decent pants for guys and skirts or dress suits for gals
2) do not use contractions. makes you sound better saying do not than don’t
3) look confident. eg. don’t fidget, do not chew gum, keep your chin up,
4) chicks don’t over do the perfume, its not a seduction contest.(hmmm, unless, well nope,no exception)
5) have your resume in a folder
6) clean nails is a must i mean some people are very meticulous, do not put too long fake nails (chichs)
7) hmm, well once your accepted make sure if you are a slob keep it at home keep the appearance and mold it into your personality so that when your at work it doesn’t slip from behind you. well if any one has more to add please do

although fooling a person isn’t my forte or a good thing don’t do it, just doing this post just for fun!!! and well cause just because

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Pocoloco offline Verified User (1 year) Long Term User Shouts: 2 #
An Unknown Location | 12 months ago (1 minute after post)

Cool. Thanks.

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*Dougie* offline Verified User (1 year, 3 months) Long Term User Shouts: 1 #
An Unknown Location | 12 months ago (5 minutes after post)

Lying is an artform.
Not that I do it very often.
But to be a good liar, you need one very important thing.
A good memory.
And the bigger the lie you spin, the better and longer the memory you better have!
Cos, someone like me who has a good memory the second you tell the lie again and it has changed!
HA!

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*Dougie* offline Verified User (1 year, 3 months) Long Term User Shouts: 1 #
An Unknown Location | 12 months ago (7 minutes after post)

I will know about it!
(Sorry 4am here forgot to finish my paragraph lol)

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Je ne sais pa offline Verified User (2 years) Long Term User Shouts: 201 #
An Undisclosed Location | 12 months ago (8 minutes after post)

Dougie the Pisces wrote:
Lying is an artform.
Not that I do it very often.
But to be a good liar, you need one very important thing.
A good memory.
And the bigger the lie you spin, the better and longer the memory you better have!
Cos, someone like me who has a good memory the second you tell the lie again and it has changed!
HA!

good one. which is soooo true.so note to all:do not lie if you hav an awful memory all else ur sc rewed

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Sans offline Verified User (1 year, 10 months) Long Term User Shouts: 57 #
An Undisclosed Location | 12 months ago (20 minutes after post)

Much more than use of contractions, when conducting interviews I thought that answering “yes” instead of “yeah” gives an impression of intelligence.

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*Dougie* offline Verified User (1 year, 3 months) Long Term User Shouts: 1 #
An Unknown Location | 12 months ago (25 minutes after post)

Yeah, you’re so right Sans ;)

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Je ne sais pa offline Verified User (2 years) Long Term User Shouts: 201 #
An Undisclosed Location | 12 months ago (19 hours, 45 minutes after post)

Sans wrote:
Much more than use of contractions, when conducting interviews I thought that answering “yes” instead of “yeah” gives an impression of intelligence.

yes indeed that is a good one.

Anonymous wrote:
Fooling a boss? Wouldn’t it be better to actually HAVE confidence and the knowledge of the job? Instead of tricking your way in?

Anyone can trick their way into a job, but if you’re a twit to begin with, they will figure it out sooner or later and you will find yourself looking for yet another job.

and anon person that is true but that was just for kicks, just a how to book i really thought of

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*Dougie* offline Verified User (1 year, 3 months) Long Term User Shouts: 1 #
An Unknown Location | 12 months ago (20 hours, 24 minutes after post)

Anonymous wrote:
Ah. Humble apologies then.

It helps to read a post first lol

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Michael Leibman offline Verified User (1 year, 10 months) Long Term User Shouts: 3 #
Littleton, CO, US | 12 months ago (20 hours, 32 minutes after post)

I don’t want people to fool me.

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*Dougie* offline Verified User (1 year, 3 months) Long Term User Shouts: 1 #
An Unknown Location | 12 months ago (21 hours, 27 minutes after post)

*quote* It so happen to come to my attention that well alot of people are good at fooling people and i hav never thought of this but i think i just might make a book like that. *quote*

it’s in the opening paragraph!
And I did read it again, before I even made my last comment! ;)

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Je ne sais pa offline Verified User (2 years) Long Term User Shouts: 201 #
An Undisclosed Location | 12 months ago (21 hours, 47 minutes after post)

Michael Leibman wrote:
I don’t want people to fool me.

well you might not like it but it is very frequantly done and at times without you even knowing it if the person fooling a person is well an expert.And that is y my dear fellows within 2 years to one pls buy my personal guid to well either fool or know who is fooling you.(thats a lot of crap, i’d be a good sales person:)

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*Dougie* offline Verified User (1 year, 3 months) Long Term User Shouts: 1 #
An Unknown Location | 12 months ago (21 hours, 50 minutes after post)

I’d buy your book too Pixy :D
Make sure that avatar is the cover ;)
Or would Disney sue you :O

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Je ne sais pa offline Verified User (2 years) Long Term User Shouts: 201 #
An Undisclosed Location | 12 months ago (21 hours, 53 minutes after post)

Yea i do think they might, but i love tink she’s soo mischevious and innocent at the same time, nice idea i’ll ask some people to know.

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*Dougie* offline Verified User (1 year, 3 months) Long Term User Shouts: 1 #
An Unknown Location | 12 months ago (21 hours, 58 minutes after post)

Exactly. You can’t really trust tink!
You never know what mood she might be in lol

Oh, that innocent exterior!
Fairies are notorious for mischief :D

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Je ne sais pa offline Verified User (2 years) Long Term User Shouts: 201 #
An Undisclosed Location | 12 months ago (22 hours, 24 minutes after post)

you and i think alike as they say great minds think alike. she’s my fav fairie but the whole disney movie is shattering the pink illusion really its just wrong what they did

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Michael Leibman offline Verified User (1 year, 10 months) Long Term User Shouts: 3 #
Littleton, CO, US | 12 months ago (1 day, 2 hours after post)

cutepixy wrote:

Michael Leibman wrote:
I don’t want people to fool me.

well you might not like it but it is very frequantly done and at times without you even knowing it if the person fooling a person is well an expert.And that is y my dear fellows within 2 years to one pls buy my personal guid to well either fool or know who is fooling you.(thats a lot of crap, i’d be a good sales person:)

It could be a big seller, like they have the bible for Christmas and Easter, maybe you could have the similar thing for April Fool’s day. A little ambitious but sometimes it pays off to dream big.

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Pocoloco offline Verified User (1 year) Long Term User Shouts: 2 #
An Unknown Location | 12 months ago (1 day, 6 hours after post)

I’d buy it.

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Je ne sais pa offline Verified User (2 years) Long Term User Shouts: 201 #
An Undisclosed Location | 11 months, 4 weeks ago (2 days, 2 hours after post)

Michael Leibman wrote:

cutepixy wrote:
Michael Leibman wrote:
I don’t want people to fool me.

well you might not like it but it is very frequantly done and at times without you even knowing it if the person fooling a person is well an expert.And that is y my dear fellows within 2 years to one pls buy my personal guid to well either fool or know who is fooling you.(thats a lot of crap, i’d be a good sales person:)

It could be a big seller, like they have the bible for Christmas and Easter, maybe you could have the similar thing for April Fool’s day. A little ambitious but sometimes it pays off to dream big.

awsome thought, really original. you know i’ll actually do the writing this book but i am in need of a friend to check alot of things and do some facts and make it a bit witty. thank you for the encouragement.

Pocoloco wrote:
I’d buy it.

thank you, if ever i do indeed write it i promise to post it on help and please be honest about it. just for future reference

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Michael Leibman offline Verified User (1 year, 10 months) Long Term User Shouts: 3 #
Littleton, CO, US | 11 months, 4 weeks ago (2 days, 7 hours after post)

cutepixy wrote:

Michael Leibman wrote:
cutepixy wrote:
Michael Leibman wrote:
I don’t want people to fool me.

well you might not like it but it is very frequantly done and at times without you even knowing it if the person fooling a person is well an expert.And that is y my dear fellows within 2 years to one pls buy my personal guid to well either fool or know who is fooling you.(thats a lot of crap, i’d be a good sales person:)

It could be a big seller, like they have the bible for Christmas and Easter, maybe you could have the similar thing for April Fool’s day. A little ambitious but sometimes it pays off to dream big.

awsome thought, really original. you know i’ll actually do the writing this book but i am in need of a friend to check alot of things and do some facts and make it a bit witty. thank you for the encouragement.

Do you mean a friend like me?

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Je ne sais pa offline Verified User (2 years) Long Term User Shouts: 201 #
An Undisclosed Location | 11 months, 4 weeks ago (2 days, 21 hours after post)

Michael Leibman wrote:

cutepixy wrote:
Michael Leibman wrote:
cutepixy wrote:
Michael Leibman wrote:
I don’t want people to fool me.

well you might not like it but it is very frequantly done and at times without you even knowing it if the person fooling a person is well an expert.And that is y my dear fellows within 2 years to one pls buy my personal guid to well either fool or know who is fooling you.(thats a lot of crap, i’d be a good sales person:)

It could be a big seller, like they have the bible for Christmas and Easter, maybe you could have the similar thing for April Fool’s day. A little ambitious but sometimes it pays off to dream big.

awsome thought, really original. you know i’ll actually do the writing this book but i am in need of a friend to check alot of things and do some facts and make it a bit witty. thank you for the encouragement.

Do you mean a friend like me?

sure why not, but i have to get through finals first then start it. or rephrase i have to get over my core classes first soooo bz know, i haven’t even wrote a single poem might as well a short story

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Michael Leibman offline Verified User (1 year, 10 months) Long Term User Shouts: 3 #
Littleton, CO, US | 11 months, 4 weeks ago (2 days, 22 hours after post)

cutepixy wrote:

Michael Leibman wrote:
cutepixy wrote:
Michael Leibman wrote:
cutepixy wrote:
Michael Leibman wrote:
I don’t want people to fool me.

well you might not like it but it is very frequantly done and at times without you even knowing it if the person fooling a person is well an expert.And that is y my dear fellows within 2 years to one pls buy my personal guid to well either fool or know who is fooling you.(thats a lot of crap, i’d be a good sales person:)

It could be a big seller, like they have the bible for Christmas and Easter, maybe you could have the similar thing for April Fool’s day. A little ambitious but sometimes it pays off to dream big.

awsome thought, really original. you know i’ll actually do the writing this book but i am in need of a friend to check alot of things and do some facts and make it a bit witty. thank you for the encouragement.

Do you mean a friend like me?

sure why not,

Because I’m not qualified to help write a book, but if I follow the directions on how above on how to fool my future boss, and it works and you’re fooled into thinking I’m qualified, then you could say, “Congratulations, now I get to boss you around!” and it would prove that the advice is very practical indeed.

I think I said that so it makes sense, I hope so.

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Je ne sais pa offline Verified User (2 years) Long Term User Shouts: 201 #
An Undisclosed Location | 11 months, 4 weeks ago (2 days, 23 hours after post)

um huh?

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Michael Leibman offline Verified User (1 year, 10 months) Long Term User Shouts: 3 #
Littleton, CO, US | 11 months, 4 weeks ago (3 days, 1 hour after post)

I was trying to carefully type something with good grammar to fool you into thinking I had something coherent to say (because your original post touched me.)

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An Undisclosed Location | 11 months, 3 weeks ago (5 days, 22 hours after post)

ow thanks i think thats good as long as a lot of people don’t take this seriously and fool their way into becoming someting important or do someting important and end up screwing it up o well, its kinda fun to c people screwing up occasionally especially if there was the short way which would make it soo much easier but they take the fools way to trick their way in which requires sooo much more effort morons

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Michael Leibman offline Verified User (1 year, 10 months) Long Term User Shouts: 3 #
Littleton, CO, US | 11 months, 3 weeks ago (5 days, 22 hours after post)

I just think it’s funny, “How to fool people” and then you give practical advice on “how to get a job” … it seems very considerate to me, even if it is really all about how to fool people.

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