Christsean
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Look at me! Look at me!
Thank you for simplifying that Dr. Because the way I see it, if someone steals the trust of others by lying, that makes them a thief.
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guys that lie to get pussy
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Look at me! Look at me!
Thank you for simplifying that Dr. Because the way I see it, if someone steals the trust of others by lying, that makes them a thief.
heckler7
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He was saying he's a pilot, and started talking about work. I think if I was a woman I would be bored to tears listening to someone talk about their job
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Well the way you see it is wrong. If I catch someone in a lie, I would call them a liar, not a thief. People would think you were retarded if you told them that a person was a thief, but when they asked you what the person stole from you, you replied "my trust".
That does sort of bring to mind some realyl awful pick-up lines.
Me: "Hey! You thief!"
Surprised girl: What the fuck are you talking about, I didn't steal anything from you!"
Me: "You are a thief, you stole my heart baby you stole my heart baby!"
Christsean
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You won me over with your hypothetical dialect. Nice one!
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Even bitter dickheads like me have their moments.
Christsean
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Carpe diem!!
Tell her your in the current stages of discovering Time travel and she should hop on for a good ride <---- I accentuate that last part cuz you should to when saying it to her.
^^^ They love shit like this
^^^ They love shit like this
Is this your pick up line to get them into your moms basement? I bet you have some weird shit down there...
^^^ Wanna come over some time ?
^^^ Yup 
Standard Donkey
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1 million times this
heckler7
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you guys are blowing this out of proportion. He lies to drunk girls at a bar. Big deal lol. I use to all ways lie to girls at the bar, not to get laid because i didnt want them knowing my personal shit. In san diego you get girls that try to hook up with the military for benefits. So i would tell them all I am a trainer, which i was at one time. I use to tell girls at the bar i am a trainer and do massage therapy. First thing they say is i want a massage then bang i am rubbing all over them in a second. were talking about bar girls here who cares. I never lied in the work environment or anything else. I just dont want some girl that i may not want to talk to again get all clingy and try to track me down.
if i did like her, then i would tell her the truth. Look i have had some crazy girls before so i did lie to you about my name, but i really like you thats why i am telling you the truth. Never had ONE get mad about it they all laughed and said yea we can get clingy fast.
Or the fact that lying is fun, ethically i do not do it ever because i have value, but its fun to go to a bar where you dont know anyone to create a false identity. Who the fuck cares its like role playing but they dont know.
if i did like her, then i would tell her the truth. Look i have had some crazy girls before so i did lie to you about my name, but i really like you thats why i am telling you the truth. Never had ONE get mad about it they all laughed and said yea we can get clingy fast.
Or the fact that lying is fun, ethically i do not do it ever because i have value, but its fun to go to a bar where you dont know anyone to create a false identity. Who the fuck cares its like role playing but they dont know.
Standard Donkey
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well I can understand lying about using an illegal drug... bitches become snitches real quick if they feel wronged
chocolatemalt
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Generally true. Much easier to just tell the truth, and far less corrosive to one's own self confidence. And ironically much easier to get laid that way as well in my experience.
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How many guys here actually get pussy versus cawk?
haha if the bear is hungry he'll eat
Christsean
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I cannot lie, I'm on a cycle.....
Testosterone is a well-known male hormone which affects many aspects of a man's life, but it may also play a part in altering social behavior, including lying. Men who have more of the hormone seem to lie less frequently than those who have lower levels, according to Professor Dr. Armin Falk, from the University of Bonn, and colleagues.*A recent study, which was published in*PLoS ONE, revealed that in "make-believe" circumstances,individuals who were administered testosterone lied significantly less than those who were given a placebo.*Testosterone is a hormone which stimulates male characteristics, including muscle building, sex, and libido. The hormone is also found in women, but the levels are much lower.*A 2008 study suggested thatthere is a link between testosterone levels and financial risk taking behaviors.*Professor Dr. Bernard Weber, a neuroscientist from the Center for Economics and Neuroscience (CENS) at Bonn, said: "Testosterone has always been said to promote aggressive and risky behavior and posturing." However, new evidence shows that testosterone influences social behavior.*The disadvatages of many studies are, however, that they only correlate their subjects' testosterone level with their behavior, said lead author of the study Dr. Matthias Wibral. He continued that this method solely displays evidence taken from statistics and does not explain the reasons for the men's behaviors.*He explained: "For testosterone does not only influence behavior; behavior, in turn, also influences hormone levels." The researchers from CESN decided to find a technique which would permit understanding of cause and effect.*Ninety-one healthy males were involved in the new behavioral investigation. Of these men, 46 had a testosterone gel applied to their skin, while the other 45 were given a placebo gel.*The day after the testosterone group received their gel, Bonn University Hospital endocrinologists analyzed whether testosterone levels in the blood were increased, compared to the placebo group.*In order to not alter the patients' behavior, no one involved in the study knew who had been given which gel. Wibral explained: "Neither the subjects themselves nor the scientists performing the study knew who had received testosterone and who hadn't. "After the blood levels were measured, the researchers conducted behavioral tests. The subjects were asked to play a game of dice while in different booths. The higher their scores, the more money they received.*Professor Weber revealed:*"These experiments were designed such that the test subjects were able to lie. Due to the separate booths, nobody knew whether they were entering their real scores into the computer, or higher ones in order to get more money. Statistically, the probability for all numbers on the dice to occur is identical. So, if there are outliers in the higher numbers, this is a clear indication that the subjects have been cheating."The report noted that after the experiment the experts were able to determine whether the participants had cheated or were being honest.*The team involved in the trial analyzed the outcomes from the testosterone group as well as the placebo group.Professor Dr. Armin Falk, a CENS co-director alongside Weber, explained that an increase in testosterone levels may boost pride among men and their ambition to portray a "positive self-image".Dr. Falk said:*"This showed that the test subjects with higher testosterone levels has clearly lied less frequently than untreated test subjects. This result clearly contradicts the one-dimensional approach that testosterone results in anti-social behavior. Against this background, a few euros are obviously not a sufficient incentive to jeopardize one's feeling of self-worth."Lying is an act which is at best frowned upon and at worst seen as a serious sin in many cultures and religions around the world. Dr. Falk concluded: "However, lies play a great part both in the business world, as well as in personal life."*When people lie, it is normally not solely to benefit themselves, but to help or "protect" someone else. The professor added: "However, there are very few studies on the biological causes of lying. In this regard, the study has allowed us to make a big step forward."
Testosterone is a well-known male hormone which affects many aspects of a man's life, but it may also play a part in altering social behavior, including lying. Men who have more of the hormone seem to lie less frequently than those who have lower levels, according to Professor Dr. Armin Falk, from the University of Bonn, and colleagues.*A recent study, which was published in*PLoS ONE, revealed that in "make-believe" circumstances,individuals who were administered testosterone lied significantly less than those who were given a placebo.*Testosterone is a hormone which stimulates male characteristics, including muscle building, sex, and libido. The hormone is also found in women, but the levels are much lower.*A 2008 study suggested thatthere is a link between testosterone levels and financial risk taking behaviors.*Professor Dr. Bernard Weber, a neuroscientist from the Center for Economics and Neuroscience (CENS) at Bonn, said: "Testosterone has always been said to promote aggressive and risky behavior and posturing." However, new evidence shows that testosterone influences social behavior.*The disadvatages of many studies are, however, that they only correlate their subjects' testosterone level with their behavior, said lead author of the study Dr. Matthias Wibral. He continued that this method solely displays evidence taken from statistics and does not explain the reasons for the men's behaviors.*He explained: "For testosterone does not only influence behavior; behavior, in turn, also influences hormone levels." The researchers from CESN decided to find a technique which would permit understanding of cause and effect.*Ninety-one healthy males were involved in the new behavioral investigation. Of these men, 46 had a testosterone gel applied to their skin, while the other 45 were given a placebo gel.*The day after the testosterone group received their gel, Bonn University Hospital endocrinologists analyzed whether testosterone levels in the blood were increased, compared to the placebo group.*In order to not alter the patients' behavior, no one involved in the study knew who had been given which gel. Wibral explained: "Neither the subjects themselves nor the scientists performing the study knew who had received testosterone and who hadn't. "After the blood levels were measured, the researchers conducted behavioral tests. The subjects were asked to play a game of dice while in different booths. The higher their scores, the more money they received.*Professor Weber revealed:*"These experiments were designed such that the test subjects were able to lie. Due to the separate booths, nobody knew whether they were entering their real scores into the computer, or higher ones in order to get more money. Statistically, the probability for all numbers on the dice to occur is identical. So, if there are outliers in the higher numbers, this is a clear indication that the subjects have been cheating."The report noted that after the experiment the experts were able to determine whether the participants had cheated or were being honest.*The team involved in the trial analyzed the outcomes from the testosterone group as well as the placebo group.Professor Dr. Armin Falk, a CENS co-director alongside Weber, explained that an increase in testosterone levels may boost pride among men and their ambition to portray a "positive self-image".Dr. Falk said:*"This showed that the test subjects with higher testosterone levels has clearly lied less frequently than untreated test subjects. This result clearly contradicts the one-dimensional approach that testosterone results in anti-social behavior. Against this background, a few euros are obviously not a sufficient incentive to jeopardize one's feeling of self-worth."Lying is an act which is at best frowned upon and at worst seen as a serious sin in many cultures and religions around the world. Dr. Falk concluded: "However, lies play a great part both in the business world, as well as in personal life."*When people lie, it is normally not solely to benefit themselves, but to help or "protect" someone else. The professor added: "However, there are very few studies on the biological causes of lying. In this regard, the study has allowed us to make a big step forward."
