These liars just keep coming out of the woodwork. As long as the internet's been around we've had people trying to get away with pawning off all kinds of half baked attempts at twisting the truth. It's as if they've gotten so carried away with the crafting of their own lies that they themselves believe that other people won't see right through all the nonsense.
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These liars just keep coming out of the woodwork. For whatever reason, a ton of people that use the internet have convinced themselves that other folks don't know any better when it comes to fact checking. On top of that, some of these lies are just plain lousy. Fortunately, we have our fair share of people who are ready to shine the light of truth on all the fabricated nonsense.
They need to drop the act like yesterday. Seriously, when are these lying liars going to process the fact that people are able to fact check them with a little, simple Google searching. It's really not that hard to sniff out someone's BS these days. But alas, it's as if some liars get so caught up in their dishonest antics that they forget this.
Seriously, these liars just keep going around and around, trying to spread their different sentiments of pure fiction. It would seem that as long as the internet is around, we'll have folks trying to get away with weaving their webs of lies, and assuming that someone else out there won't fact check them to oblivion.
Someone on AskReddit asked for people to share the dumbest lies they heard told by other folks, that ended up failing terribly. Some folks get so caught up in weaving the webs of their own lies, that it almost seems like they themselves are believing the lies that they're saying.
Depending on the job, it can be important to gussie up your resume with a few buzz words and projects you had a hand in, but some people take it too far. And no one wants to be in the embarrassing position of having to admit you lied on your resume to a potential employer. Hiring managers see some real wtf moments during interviews.
These dishonest individuals got caught up in trying to weave their various webs of lies. Sometimes people get so caught up in their deceptive antics that they forget the internet is a great place to shine the light of truth on lies, with a little Google searching.
These liars got caught up in the middle of trying to sell their BS to the rest of the world. When are these people going to quit it with the dishonesty, and just embrace the truth? Who knows? Until then, we'll enjoy the liars getting called out as they do on social media.
This lying customer learned a humbling lesson in the ramifications of telling a dumb lie to pull one over on an automotive locksmith who was just trying to help. Yes, it'd seem the customer decided they didn't want to pay for the services provided, so they hatched up a lie about their rear defroster being broken in the process of the job. The locksmith decided to petty revenge back in response to the lie, and what sounds like satisfaction ensued.
It's an interesting time to be alive. With so many apps at our disposal, people are able to edit and morph and tune their faces and bodies to such an extent that their picture can end up looking like a completely different person, from the one that the rest of the world sees. Enough with all the deception. These people either rock some surreal kinds of looks that escape our definition of what's physically possible, or they got caught red-handed trying to pull a fast photoshop on the online world.
This customer decided to channel their inner aggression and outrage at the bar, after she was rejected from having more drinks. Apparently, she was showing signs of drunkenness, and the bar decided it was time for them to stop serving her. By the sound of it, this news was unwelcome and simply not accepted.
So, the customer proceeded to make a proper stink about it. She went so far as to leave a dishonest review. Fortunately, the bar owner was ready to address the dishonest review with the footage-backed facts that they had on hand.
Via WILTY? Nope!
A lesson has been learned when it comes to believing what Bob Mortimer is telling you.
This caring husband learned a tough lesson in the value of telling the truth, when it comes to your partner's cooking. In his case, it sounds like he was really trying to do the right thing. Unfortunately, his pursuit toward doing the right thing resulted in a dinner party dealing with a gnarly case of food-related illness. Sounds like they'll get over it after the wife calms down.
At this point, it's really just like the population of online liars get off on trying to sell people their various bits of BS.They've seemingly forgotten that we've got endless means at our disposal to deconstruct their lies, and things like "Google Reverse Image Search" help a lot too. When will the stupidity and dishonesty ever end? Uh, never. Clearly.
