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joethebricky Joined Sat 08/04/12 Posts: 12740	Wed 04/27/16 06:34 AM
Resting biatch face. Do you have one. How looks can be deceiving. Any examples.

RustyKitty Joined Fri 05/15/15 Posts: 1601	Wed 04/27/16 06:52 AM
Resting biatch face. Do you have one. How looks can be deceiving. Any examples. ha, ha, a true phenomenon! I see it frequently..and try to be conscious of my own rbf!

Mary_Malone Joined Sat 12/19/15 Posts: 223	Wed 04/27/16 08:41 AM
I stop smiling when I'm tired. That's how people can tell I'm about to fall asleep. I stare at the TV.

motowndowntown Joined Wed 11/19/08 Posts: 21396	Wed 04/27/16 10:12 AM
Constantly having people ask me if I'm mad about something.

peggy122 Joined Sun 12/27/15 Posts: 6525	Wed 04/27/16 10:28 AM
My RBF looks like I've been baptized in vinegar

sybariticguy Joined Thu 09/27/12 Posts: 1639	Wed 04/27/16 10:36 AM
My RBF looks like I've been baptized in vinegar terrific imagery lol

joethebricky Joined Sat 08/04/12 Posts: 12740	Wed 04/27/16 11:29 AM
Appreciate the answers, any examples of how looks can be deceiving

peggy122 Joined Sun 12/27/15 Posts: 6525	Wed 04/27/16 04:32 PM
Appreciate the answers, any examples of how looks can be deceiving When I just started working at my curent location, there was this woman whose RBF was a permanent feature . She never responded to anyone's morning greetings including mine. And then one day, after she ignored my salutations as usual, I stooped down by the table she was eating at, looked her straight in the eye, beamed at her for a couple of seconds and uttered in a serene and sincere tone. "Good morning" She reciprocated my greetings with a quizzical look on her face. After that day, not only did she start responding to my greetings regularly, but she started initiating them herself. Fast forward to 2 years later and she is all smiles around me. In fact she and I even took a trip together, which I have never done with other people I am closer to on staff. So under this woman's RBF exterior, she has turned out to be one of the most animated persons I know. Go figure...

Dodo_David Joined Fri 08/13/10 Posts: 48916	Wed 04/27/16 07:12 PM
And definitely do not approach :-)

TMommy Joined Fri 05/10/13 Posts: 9850	Wed 04/27/16 07:15 PM
ya that's pretty much me everyday

Valeris Joined Wed 01/21/15 Posts: 453	Thu 04/28/16 06:04 AM Edited by Valeris on Thu 04/28/16 06:06 AM
* Darlinks, No attempt to "deceive" about hiding-the bit*h, inside, here.

SitkaRains Joined Thu 10/09/08 Posts: 17228	Thu 04/28/16 06:34 AM
Resting biatch face. Do you have one. How looks can be deceiving. Any examples. Actually for the people that know me. It is easy to see if you need to run my eyes change colours.. If they are slate gray time to run..Doesn't matter if I am smiling RUN... To people that don't know me.. I don't think I have one.

joethebricky Joined Sat 08/04/12 Posts: 12740	Thu 04/28/16 06:38 AM
Bundy yes, a prime example of how looks can be deceiving. A guy who was in my class at school got jail for a double murder years later. Chilled me to the bone to think I played football with him and spent years in the same class room as him. He had one of those faces were butter wouldn't melt too.

SitkaRains Joined Thu 10/09/08 Posts: 17228	Thu 04/28/16 07:51 AM
Bundy yes, a prime example of how looks can be deceiving. A guy who was in my class at school got jail for a double murder years later. Chilled me to the bone to think I played football with him and spent years in the same class room as him. He had one of those faces were butter wouldn't melt too. Except for the eyes, some of his former co workers and such said at times his eyes were the coldest and emptiest they had ever seen. I believe it was Ann Rule that made that comment. He was quite engaging, friendly etc.. and then there were moments where the mask would drop but she didn't realize it at the time.