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I always tell the truth. Even when I lie.
~ Al Pacino as Tony Montana in Scarface.
~ Some people will believe anything.
~ Some people hear what they want to hear and not necessarily what’s really being said.
~ Sometimes when people accuse someone else of something, they are projecting their own flaws.
~ Sometimes people purposely accuse someone of a crime that they themselves have committed in order to get the focus off of them.
~ Some people lie so often they start to believe their own lies.
~ When a lie is told over and over again, many people get brainwashed into believing it’s the truth.
~ Some people believe lies because they’re afraid to face that they’ve been fooled.
~ Sometimes when lies are exposed, more lies are told to cover up those lies, until everyone, including the liar, can’t distinguish between a lie and the truth anymore.
~ Some people continue to believe the liars even when their cover-up lies are completely ridiculous.
~ Some people believe there are no absolute truth’s, due to perception.
~ A cheater has to face themselves one day, no matter how much they try to spin their cheating as “perception.”
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I believe my own lies to and about myself, and try to not at ALL believe the bad ones. That’s the challenge. Great post, cool pic too- thought provoking.
I think many are impatient so don’t get to the heart of things or can’t articulate so it comes out skewed. We often aren’t very precise with our dialogue/language. THAT is nauseating haha
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Well, sure Pete, I absolutely believe the lies about how smart and beautiful I am. Hee, hee. Thanks for commenting by and for the nice comments.
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Oops, that was supposed to be – thanks for coming by 🙂
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sounds like our current Libya fiasco
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Here’s a wink at’cha Linda. 😉
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Just love that “Chicago Cloud” – stunning and people has so much fun with it. Great feature in Chicago, but they have loads of great art.
As a child I lied all the time, mostly because I was so lonely – and I made up people from names I heard on the radio … and I believed my own lies. That carried on for years and years. A child it was so bad that my mum toke me to a psychologist – the story about that .. was that I was in there with him for ages and my mum got a bit worried, when the doctor came out he had a big smile on his face and said that she shouldn’t worry because with my personality I would look for excitement and I wouldn’t need to lie anymore. And how right wasn’t he.
If people has a boring or sad exciting is it so easy to spicy it up a bit with lies. Then people lies for other reason too.
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Hey Viveka, yep, that art-deco bean in Millenium Park is really neat.
As far as lying goes, we just hear so much lying and spin from our politicians here, that I had to share my random thoughts on lies.
I know you love Chicago. Don’t forget to check out more photos of the city here on my blog. https://loreezlane.wordpress.com/2012/10/05/baby-dontcha-wanna-go/
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I don’t trust any politicians anymore … and over there it must be mad just now. Bring Billy back!
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Heh, cause Billy never lied. 😉
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He lied *smile – because he never had sex with that woman! *laughing – still I think he was a bloody good president. *smile
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