Reverse Trickery: You’ll only trick me if you make me think I’m being tricked when I’m not.

If you had something outlandish but true to say today, I’d know you were joking.

But joke’s on me, because you’re serious.

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10 Responses

  1. 1
    Gavin says:

    This post made absolutely no sense to me, until I realized that it’s April 1st. Tricks on me, I guess.

  2. 2
    ophastings says:

    I don’t like April fool’s day. Why do the rules change? Overt lies, even silly ones, are inappropriate always; clever jokes are always appropriate!

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  4. 4
    Zach says:

    Do clever jokes ever entail overt lies?

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    Jared says:

    If it’s agreed upon that April 1 is a day for tricks, then any deception can’t be a lie bc everyone is aware (or should be aware) that they could be fooled that day.

    It’s not a lie to bluff when playing poker bc bluffing is part of the game.

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    brooke says:

    This is exactly why we announced our new pregnancy today to our families. My side won’t believe us until tomorrow. (giggle)

  9. 9

    But now that you’re expecting to not be tricked, doesn’t that flip everything again?

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    Anita Koller says:

    I take it you didn’t like the computer tan…LOL

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