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Tuesday, September 22, 2009

Have you tried telling lies yet was exposed by people?? Does this means that your lying skills aint good enough? Well, mine isn't that good. Seriously, I can't tell lies straight in the face.
How come people can tell lies w/o even blinking their eyes?

According to Israel University, the professors says that you can tell people are lying simply through their handwrittings.
Basically because when people lied, they will keep thinking abt the lies and how to go about to round the lie that's why their strokes in writtings will be longer, messier.


P/s: while i am writing this blog, my mom is feeding me with grapes. muacks my mom.

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