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Drinking lots of water = dry mouth.
You know who else gets dry mouth?
You know who else gets dry mouth?
Nick Rekieta's Weeb Wars videos & livestreams - MULTIPLE SLURS
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"I'm not even sure what the legal definition of harassment is, but I'm more than willing to accuse people of it! Hahahaha"
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Monica is a dumb bitch.
Edit: Sorry, that was a typo. I meant a good person.
Edit: Sorry, that was a typo. I meant a good person.
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>copy and paste
>typo
What the fuck
>typo
What the fuck
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I noticed that Carey is no longer laughing with her. OOOOF.
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Yeah, no way Monica is ever getting out of this lawsuit alive.
Why are we comparing this bitch to art?
Like this?!?
You just put a question mark and exclamation mark next to each other.
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Even Gaspen Payne the West Nile survivor wants to get paid his money and he's being passive aggressive.
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TBF Camp on True Blood is the source of the "God wants me to fuck you " line
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Oh right - right at the start she said that she only ever deletes tweets to correct typos... but yet here we are.
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Sounds like Monica is starting to crack. She looks like she might start crying for real.
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9 Red Flags That You May Be Talking to a Liar
www.psychologytoday.com
1. Throat Clearing.
It's our fight-or-flight stress response which causes the need for throat clearing in liars, as the moisture usually present in the throat reroutes to the skin in the form of sweat.
2. Hard Swallowing.
Similarly, the lack of moisture in the liar’s throat due to the fight-or-flight response causes hard swallows, often referred to as the "Adam's apple jump."
3. Jaw Manipulation.
Some liars open their mouths and slide their jaws back and forth. The back and forth movement of the jaw stimulates the salivary glands in the back of the throat. This movement is an attempt to moisten their throats, which are dry due to the fight-or-flight response.
4. Eye Pointing.
Our eyes point to where the body wants to go. Liars often look toward the nearest exit, telegraphing their desire to physically and psychologically escape the anxiety caused by lying. (People who look at their watches telegraph the same message, signaling a desire to cut a conversation short.)
5. Feet Pointing.
Liars will also often point their feet toward the door, signaling their desire to physically and psychologically escape an uncomfortable situation.
6. Lack of Emphatic Gestures.
Liars typically experience difficulty using emphatic gestures, such as finger pointing, light hand tapping on a table, or forward head movements. Denials combined with emphatic gestures usually indicate truthfulness.
7. Backward Head Movement.
Liars will tend to move their heads slightly backwards when they lie. This subtle gesture is an attempt to distance themselves from the source of their anxiety. People tend to lean toward the people and things they like, and distance themselves from people and things they dislike.
8. Backward Leaning.
Liars often sway their entire bodies slightly backward to distance themselves from their targets. The people we're lying to cause us anxiety, because we're afraid of being caught by them.
9. Suprasternal Notch.
This is the indentation at the base of the neck, and it's one of the most vulnerable parts of the body, because any infiltration of it can interfere with normal breathing. When liars feel threatened, they sometimes cover their suprasternal notch to psychologically protect themselves against the threat of discovery. Women who are lying while wearing necklaces may grab, tug, or pull at their necklaces as a means to protect their suprasternal notch.
Subtle nonverbal cues that indicate deception can provide additional support to determine if a person is lying to you, but remember: No one nonverbal cue determines veracity.
Nonverbal cues are more reliable indicators when they occur in clusters, and in clusters of clusters. The best way to determine veracity remains comparing what a person said to objective facts. Absent such facts, detecting deception will always remain a difficult task: Honest people often say and do things that make themselves look dishonest, and liars often say and do things that make themselves appear truthful. In the end, a preponderance of evidence determines truth from deception.
It's our fight-or-flight stress response which causes the need for throat clearing in liars, as the moisture usually present in the throat reroutes to the skin in the form of sweat.
2. Hard Swallowing.
Similarly, the lack of moisture in the liar’s throat due to the fight-or-flight response causes hard swallows, often referred to as the "Adam's apple jump."
3. Jaw Manipulation.
Some liars open their mouths and slide their jaws back and forth. The back and forth movement of the jaw stimulates the salivary glands in the back of the throat. This movement is an attempt to moisten their throats, which are dry due to the fight-or-flight response.
4. Eye Pointing.
Our eyes point to where the body wants to go. Liars often look toward the nearest exit, telegraphing their desire to physically and psychologically escape the anxiety caused by lying. (People who look at their watches telegraph the same message, signaling a desire to cut a conversation short.)
5. Feet Pointing.
Liars will also often point their feet toward the door, signaling their desire to physically and psychologically escape an uncomfortable situation.
6. Lack of Emphatic Gestures.
Liars typically experience difficulty using emphatic gestures, such as finger pointing, light hand tapping on a table, or forward head movements. Denials combined with emphatic gestures usually indicate truthfulness.
7. Backward Head Movement.
Liars will tend to move their heads slightly backwards when they lie. This subtle gesture is an attempt to distance themselves from the source of their anxiety. People tend to lean toward the people and things they like, and distance themselves from people and things they dislike.
8. Backward Leaning.
Liars often sway their entire bodies slightly backward to distance themselves from their targets. The people we're lying to cause us anxiety, because we're afraid of being caught by them.
9. Suprasternal Notch.
This is the indentation at the base of the neck, and it's one of the most vulnerable parts of the body, because any infiltration of it can interfere with normal breathing. When liars feel threatened, they sometimes cover their suprasternal notch to psychologically protect themselves against the threat of discovery. Women who are lying while wearing necklaces may grab, tug, or pull at their necklaces as a means to protect their suprasternal notch.
Subtle nonverbal cues that indicate deception can provide additional support to determine if a person is lying to you, but remember: No one nonverbal cue determines veracity.
Nonverbal cues are more reliable indicators when they occur in clusters, and in clusters of clusters. The best way to determine veracity remains comparing what a person said to objective facts. Absent such facts, detecting deception will always remain a difficult task: Honest people often say and do things that make themselves look dishonest, and liars often say and do things that make themselves appear truthful. In the end, a preponderance of evidence determines truth from deception.
9 Red Flags That You May Be Talking to a Liar
Keep an eye out for these cues, but don't jump to conclusions.
www.psychologytoday.com
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But she's a reasonably well composed liar. She is however a lousy actress. You can see why she does voice work, her face is her worst enemy.
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"Is there a water shortage."
Nick, we're dealing with a whale out of water.
Nick, we're dealing with a whale out of water.
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Goshdarnit I hate it when my Wikipedia articles about harassment have Vic in the header.
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When your mouth is full of lies.
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C'mon, throat clearing could just be a symptom of West Nile virus.9 Red Flags That You May Be Talking to a Liar
1. Throat Clearing.
It's our fight-or-flight stress response which causes the need for throat clearing in liars, as the moisture usually present in the throat reroutes to the skin in the form of sweat.
2. Hard Swallowing.
Similarly, the lack of moisture in the liar’s throat due to the fight-or-flight response causes hard swallows, often referred to as the "Adam's apple jump."
3. Jaw Manipulation.
Some liars open their mouths and slide their jaws back and forth. The back and forth movement of the jaw stimulates the salivary glands in the back of the throat. This movement is an attempt to moisten their throats, which are dry due to the fight-or-flight response.
4. Eye Pointing.
Our eyes point to where the body wants to go. Liars often look toward the nearest exit, telegraphing their desire to physically and psychologically escape the anxiety caused by lying. (People who look at their watches telegraph the same message, signaling a desire to cut a conversation short.)
5. Feet Pointing.
Liars will also often point their feet toward the door, signaling their desire to physically and psychologically escape an uncomfortable situation.
6. Lack of Emphatic Gestures.
Liars typically experience difficulty using emphatic gestures, such as finger pointing, light hand tapping on a table, or forward head movements. Denials combined with emphatic gestures usually indicate truthfulness.
7. Backward Head Movement.
Liars will tend to move their heads slightly backwards when they lie. This subtle gesture is an attempt to distance themselves from the source of their anxiety. People tend to lean toward the people and things they like, and distance themselves from people and things they dislike.
8. Backward Leaning.
Liars often sway their entire bodies slightly backward to distance themselves from their targets. The people we're lying to cause us anxiety, because we're afraid of being caught by them.
9. Suprasternal Notch.
This is the indentation at the base of the neck, and it's one of the most vulnerable parts of the body, because any infiltration of it can interfere with normal breathing. When liars feel threatened, they sometimes cover their suprasternal notch to psychologically protect themselves against the threat of discovery. Women who are lying while wearing necklaces may grab, tug, or pull at their necklaces as a means to protect their suprasternal notch.
Subtle nonverbal cues that indicate deception can provide additional support to determine if a person is lying to you, but remember: No one nonverbal cue determines veracity.
Nonverbal cues are more reliable indicators when they occur in clusters, and in clusters of clusters. The best way to determine veracity remains comparing what a person said to objective facts. Absent such facts, detecting deception will always remain a difficult task: Honest people often say and do things that make themselves look dishonest, and liars often say and do things that make themselves appear truthful. In the end, a preponderance of evidence determines truth from deception.
9 Red Flags That You May Be Talking to a Liar
Keep an eye out for these cues, but don't jump to conclusions.
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I had to close the stream but what did Milady Casey do? She made monica slip up?
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Thanks, didn't know the site did that. Thought people were whipping out alt codes just to flex or something.
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