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Things your mom/dad told you that were not true.

He didn't say you could trust someone that does those things; you just can't trust someone that doesn't.

This. Also, it's not that you can't trust those noodle handshake dudes, its they don't give you confidence and they'll be weiners when you need them. So, in the end, same thing as you said. I guess I could have just liked your post and been done with it.
 
My dad did tell me back in high school that if I ever tried pot it would lead to me using a bunch of other, harder drugs. So I didn't smoke in high school. But started smoking pot in college. A lot. And now I'm 30, and still smoke pot occasionally, without other drugs. Now we openly talk about it, and he admits he was just saying that to scare me.
 
My dad did tell me back in high school that if I ever tried pot it would lead to me using a bunch of other, harder drugs. So I didn't smoke in high school. But started smoking pot in college. A lot. And now I'm 30, and still smoke pot occasionally, without other drugs. Now we openly talk about it, and he admits he was just saying that to scare me.

That's a real nice story McLovin. Thank you for sharing. :rolleyes:
 
My dad was really fond of saying you could never trust a man that didn't have a firm handshake, and wouldn't look you in the eye. I've met several d-bags over the years that would lie to your face while giving a firm handshake.
I really hate meeting guys whose fathers told them a firm handshake was vital. They crush your hand.
 
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