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There are all these ads in the Sunday newspaper
supplements that tell me I'll be a healthy person if I wear the
magnetic bracelet they're selling. Since I saw it in an ad, these
magnetic bracelets must work, right?
Bullshit
Not Bullshit
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George Bush doesn't know what a supermarket
checkout scanner is for.
Bullshit
Not Bullshit
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Alien beings are creating mysterious circles
and complex messages in English wheat fields.
Bullshit
Not Bullshit
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American circus legend P.T. Barnum said,
"There's a sucker born every minute."
Bullshit
Not Bullshit
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During the 1960's, a Californian strapped
a powerful unarmed military rocket to the roof of his car. He
drove it to a long, straight, deserted stretch of road in Nevada,
then lit the fuse. The Nevada Highway Patrol estimates he was
traveling at over 600 miles an hour before impacting on the side
of a mountain.
Bullshit
Not Bullshit
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The famous sixteenth-century French physician
Nostradamus was an incredible prophet who predicted the rise
of Adolph Hitler.
Bullshit
Not Bullshit
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"Dowsing," the practice of waving
a wand or pendulum over a patch of ground or over a map, is an
accurate way to find water, oil, and even gold.
Bullshit
Not Bullshit
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Jim Nabors. Rock Hudson.
Bullshit
Not Bullshit
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There is a region in the Atlantic Ocean
near Bermuda, roughly triangle-shaped, where hundreds of ships
and planes have vanished without a trace.
Bullshit
Not Bullshit
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Homeopathic medicine works. Medical doctors
know homeopathy works, but are afraid that it will put them and
the big drug companies they are beholden to out of business.
Bullshit
Not Bullshit
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BULLSHIT
Main Entry: bullshit
Date: circa 1942
intransitive senses
1 usually vulgar: to talk foolishly, boastfully, or idly
2 usually vulgar: to engage in a discursive discussion
transitive senses, usually vulgar : to talk nonsense to especially
with the intention of deceiving or misleading
- WWWebster
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