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Jo · 22-10-2003, 07:11

I sometimes wonder if these things are started maliciously with an aim to damage, in this case, the shopping centre in question, by making people think twice before going there. For example, I once got an e-mail telling me that a certain element contained in shampoo and shower gels was cancerogenous, can't remember the element, sodium something or other maybe. Anyway, I checked all the products I use and they all contained it. Tried looking in the supermarket, and they all contained it, then low and behold some months later, a product came out claiming to be "without sodium something or other".. hmmmm.... couldn't be they started the rumour could it?

Regarding this story, I also doubt it's truth, but I must say it made me think. Contrary to what Harry said, I think the exact point of winning over the woman's trust and making her feel in some way endebted to him, the man had more chance of getting in her car and driving off with her than if he had jumped in. I think this psychological deception is a dangerous weapon, it's certainly put me on my guard,. whether I believe the story or not. Better to be safe than sorry....

22-10-2003, 07:11	#12
Jo Full Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 394 Liked: 1 times Rep Power: 1529	Re: Women be alert I sometimes wonder if these things are started maliciously with an aim to damage, in this case, the shopping centre in question, by making people think twice before going there. For example, I once got an e-mail telling me that a certain element contained in shampoo and shower gels was cancerogenous, can't remember the element, sodium something or other maybe. Anyway, I checked all the products I use and they all contained it. Tried looking in the supermarket, and they all contained it, then low and behold some months later, a product came out claiming to be "without sodium something or other".. hmmmm.... couldn't be they started the rumour could it? Regarding this story, I also doubt it's truth, but I must say it made me think. Contrary to what Harry said, I think the exact point of winning over the woman's trust and making her feel in some way endebted to him, the man had more chance of getting in her car and driving off with her than if he had jumped in. I think this psychological deception is a dangerous weapon, it's certainly put me on my guard,. whether I believe the story or not. Better to be safe than sorry....