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- Signal Left; Turn right.
- Help fools part with their money.
- Practice the art of limp handshakes.
- Pay tolls with $50 bills.
- Give little kids clothes for their birthday.
- Talk with your hand over your mouth.
- Fire people over the phone.
- Wear jeans to a wedding.
- Ask people what they paid for their clothes.
- Don't sign your checks.
- Rake leaves into your neighbor's yard.
- Develop a convenient memory.
- Remind people that their freckles could be cancerous.
- Ask people how much they make.
- Leave the concerts during a solo or before the clapping starts.
- Leave price tags on presents.
- Blow out other people's birthday candles.
- Assume everyone agrees with you, but keep trying to convince them.
- Pledge money that you won't send.
- Reserve compliments for people who can do you some good.
- Touch the paintings at museums.
- Threaten lawsuits.
- Gamble with rent money.
- Tell people they are in your will even if they aren't.
- When giving directions leave out a turn or two.
- Remind people who loose their job they probably should have worked harder.
- See what it takes to get the lifeguard to blow the whistle.
- If you have to give blood, at least make a show of it.
- Tuck a twenty dollar bill or two in with your driver's license, so a trooper will get the hint.
- Make jokes about terrorists at the boarding gate.
- Put a title like Senator or Doctor before your name when making reservations.
- Don't do anything until you have been asked twice.
- Tell people what you expect them to give you for your birthday.
- Focus on winning and to hell with how you play the game.
- Free cable TV is a shady electrician away.
- Send smutty birthday cards to your inlaws.
- Announce when you intend to go to the bathroom.
- Borrow handkerchiefs to blow your nose.
- Curse at the umpire in a little league game.
- If you do something nice, make sure everyone knows about it.
- Bribe kids, they are easy.
- At the polls suggest to other voters that they vote for your favorite canidate twice.
- Lie to your therapist and sit in their chair.
- Leave your shopping cart in line at the checkout, then go shopping.
- Quote Adolf Hitler.
- Tell teenagers how things were in your day.
- Vividly describe a hysterectomy when the entree arrives.
- Scrawl your signature on important documents.
- Sit in the home team bleachers and cheer for the other team.
- Make fun of men who cry.
- Make up statistics to convince people when arguing.
- Open gift checks at weddings and announce the amount.
- Recommend untrustworthy auto mechanics.
- Refuse collect calls from your family.
- Alternately raise and lower your voice to make people question their hearing.
- Be known for you sesquipedalianism.
- Don't tell vegetarians about any meat in the food you prepare.
- Call your friends during the SuperBowl to talk about your problems.
- Tape record all of your phone conversations and play them back for friends.
- Have a "Clergy on Call" sign made for your front windshield.
- Dance fast to slow music and vice versa.
- Don't stand during hymns and anthems.
- Open the casket for "one last look".
- Get into heated arguments about the weather.
- Tell little children the truth about Santa Claus.
- Whistle a happy tune - over and over.
- Give out your friends' unlisted numbers.
- Forget the punch line, but don't let that stop you from telling jokes.
- Make your kids stand at attention every morning.
- Put a too cute message on your answering machine.
- Support the death penalty... for parking violations.
- Be ambiguous; It lets you work both sides of an issue.
- Crash private meetings with a big smile on your face.
- When it says, "Reserved Parking," that means you.
- Develop at least three strategies for cutting to the front of lines.
- Jump into every photograph you can.
- Ask your parents and grandparents how much they intend to leave you.
- Withdraw "taxes" from your kid's piggy bank.
- Serve fish with the head still attached.
- Touch strangers.
- Get up early and take your neighbors newspaper.
- Complain about daylight savings time, long after the switch.
- Feed the animals in the zoo, they especially like Cracker-Jacks.
- Ask people how they are, but don't wait for a response.
- Remind friends of stupid things they did ten years ago.
- Cover your furniture in plastic and never clean it again.
- Drive fast and as near the sidewalks as possible.
- Ask if the present is returnable.
- Say the coffee is decaf when it isn't.
- Give distances in kilometers. (or miles, if you're outside the US)
- Tell everyone that they should be in therapy.
- Flirt with a friend's spouse.
- Keep asking, "Are we there yet?"
- Eat out with friends and "forget" your wallet.
- Get light bulbs from the hall when you need them in your apartment.
- Don't sign your greeting cards.
- Make fun of all accents.
- Always suspect an evil plot.
- Brush dandruff off of other people's shoulders.