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"Give me the tea or T"..........I don't know - what? I had to have that explained to me.
"Honestly" - So unless you say 'honestly' as the first word in your sentence, all your other sentences that didn't start with honestly were a lie? Sort of like Simon Says I guess.
It's tea, as in "spill the tea." But that doesn't bother me as much as "goss" for gossip.
Too funny when I think of it now but when I heard it/and saw it in print form I was much younger and slightly naive so the word was closer to horses [than whores].
Funny thing is I can't stand the phrase "Too Funny", or "Too Cute".
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Originally Posted by BijouBaby
Recently, I heard a body language expert say that anytime someone starts a sentence with "To be honest...", that's an indicator that what they're about to say is probably not going to be truthful.
To be frank, the body language experts acknowledge it really does depend on baseline and context. I love to start sentences with "To be frank" or 'to be earnest'. It reminds me of two of my favorite characters/actors Frank Burns from M.A.S.H. and Earnest Borgnine. So in my case starting a sentence like that brings me internal humor but not deceit.
Funny thing is I can't stand the phrase "Too Funny", or "Too Cute".
To be frank, the body language experts acknowledge it really does depend on baseline and context. I love to start sentences with "To be frank" or 'to be earnest'. It reminds me of two of my favorite characters/actors Frank Burns from M.A.S.H. and Earnest Borgnine. So in my case starting a sentence like that brings me internal humor but not deceit.
"Give me the tea or T"..........I don't know - what? I had to have that explained to me.
"Honestly" - So unless you say 'honestly' as the first word in your sentence, all your other sentences that didn't start with honestly were a lie? Sort of like Simon Says I guess.
Yup. My daughter explained that one. Tea = gossip.
To be frank, the body language experts acknowledge it really does depend on baseline and context. I love to start sentences with "To be frank" or 'to be earnest'. It reminds me of two of my favorite characters/actors Frank Burns from M.A.S.H. and Earnest Borgnine. So in my case starting a sentence like that brings me internal humor but not deceit.
"Surely you can't be serious!"
"Don't call me Shirley."
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