Black_Bird
Not Innocent
- Joined
- Oct 26, 2001
- Posts
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Rule One: Take the name of someone sophisticated and add 'ian' to the end, then use it as an adjective.
Rule Two: Use words you don't understand. Use a lot of them. Make a few up, if you really want to impress them: Metaheliphizoid is always a crowd pleaser.
Rule Three: Whatever book they they are talking about, you have already read it. It doesn't even matter if you never even heard of the author or the subject: you've read it. No one will know, because none of them have read any of those books either.
Rule Four: Fraud was an idiot. If you say any different, they'll just laugh at you. Remember: Fraud was an idiot.
Rule Five: If you ever get caught faking it, just write it off as a flaw in their logic. They'll spend the next half an hour trying to figure out if the meaning of "it" has changed in the last week, during which they will have completely forgotten what the conversation was originally about.
Rule Six: God does not exist. To anyone who says otherwise, you should recomend they read a book... doesn't matter which book, just recomend one.
Rule Seven: No matter what, you are right.
Rule Two: Use words you don't understand. Use a lot of them. Make a few up, if you really want to impress them: Metaheliphizoid is always a crowd pleaser.
Rule Three: Whatever book they they are talking about, you have already read it. It doesn't even matter if you never even heard of the author or the subject: you've read it. No one will know, because none of them have read any of those books either.
Rule Four: Fraud was an idiot. If you say any different, they'll just laugh at you. Remember: Fraud was an idiot.
Rule Five: If you ever get caught faking it, just write it off as a flaw in their logic. They'll spend the next half an hour trying to figure out if the meaning of "it" has changed in the last week, during which they will have completely forgotten what the conversation was originally about.
Rule Six: God does not exist. To anyone who says otherwise, you should recomend they read a book... doesn't matter which book, just recomend one.
Rule Seven: No matter what, you are right.