Is not in the dictionary :huh:

http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=gullible

:nyanya:

gull*ible (adjective)

easily duped or cheated


Merriam Webster Dictionary

ok is this irony or .......

Thank you :yowsa:

Good job, Bill. I saw the first post and thought "oh, let's see who falls for THAT."

:lol: :nyanya:

He got me! :o

You rang?

oh wait, I thought you said Guile

He got me! :o [/b][/quote]
This is not necessarilly a bad thing :)

It has been my experience in life that people who are trusting are also usually trustworthy.

:okthumb:

This is not necessarilly a bad thing :)

It has been my experience in life that people who are trusting are also usually trustworthy.

:okthumb: [/b][/quote]
Oh, I'm pretty trustworthy. I've just heard the joke before. :P

The gullible being trustworthy would not negate the fact that others are also trustworthy.

However, the need to state that you are trustworthy might. :yowsa:








:nyanya:

Which brings the question

If someone tells you they are not trustworthy and they are telling the truth are they actually trustworthy because they are truthful?

I always lie.



:blink:

hehehe good one



bastard..... :matey:

Thank you :yowsa: [/b][/quote]
No no no! This is not irony :-))))

Wit, yes, facetiousness, possibly, but not irony.

As the very funny Irish comic Ed Byrne said "a traffic jam when you're already late is not ironic, Alanis. It's ironic if you're late for a town planning meeting to discuss traffic congestion. And a No Smoking sign on your cigarette break is only ironic if you work in a tobacco factory".

Edit: quote fuckup.