With the people I know, theyd just turn to each other and say 'hey, lets all just bid a penny, ill bid two then we split it and watch this sucker cry'.
Women warm their hands by grabbing their own tits. Source: Experience. In winter, I can't bloody play video games if I can't feel my hands from the cold. Boobs proved to be the best solution, significantly better than just sitting on your hands for a while. Most of chicks I know feel the same way.
My friend tried this on me. Bought $400 worth of college texts and handed them to me while talking so I couldn't say 'no' to holding them. His face when we left the bookstore and his books were on the first counter we walked by.
That's the point, you don't say "Hey hold this." You continue with your conversation and just hand them whatever you're carrying. You don't mention handing it to them, you just do it nonchalantly.
I don't know why, but when I shake hands with someone, I would rather it was colder rather than warmer. Grasping warm or clammy hands of a stranger just feels weirdly intimate to me. Probably because I am actually touching a real person rather than lurking in my flat...
This trick is widely used in marketing and sales. Asking "is my ******** relevant to you?" usually gets you a "no", but asking "how relevant is my ******** to you?" makes it harder for a person to say "not relevant at all" while the most common answer is something like "I don't know, maybe a little bit".
Wait, why wouldn't you do scissors? If you're telling people you're gonna use rock then their instinct should be to use paper. If you do it your way it'll just result in a tie.
Probably because they don't believe him. It doesn't make any sense for someone to call out what they are actually going to play. The opponent thinks you are calling out rock to trick him into playing paper. If the opponent thinks you want him to play paper, that means he also thinks you are actually planning on playing scissors. So he plays rock.
Or he chooses rock because he isn't thinking and rock is the last thing he heard.
Or a host of other possibilities, it depends on who you're playing.
Here is another one. Actualy a tip from the FBI. If you're on stake out or something. And think someone has made you, or is watching you back. Pick your nose. People will usually look away and not take you as a threat because of the embarrassing situation .
Whenever I see these kind of "psychological facts" I imagine a fat girl thinking she will learn how to manipulate and trick people if she studies psychology.
Also, people who study psychology because "they give good advice" so they figure psychology suits them.
i do this to my brother all the time... except just the opposite, if you get into a conversation with him you can take stuff out of his pockets and he wont even notice.
its hillarious
>"Hey babe, play rock paper scissors with me"
>She looks up from her 3DS
>"O...kay?"
>"Alright, ready? Oh, what day is it today?"
>"Uh..."
>"ROCK PAPER SCISSORS"
>I Throw down rock
>She's just looking at me blankly
>"You're supposed to throw down scissors!"
>"I'm still trying to think of what day it is!"