I read this article in the Men's Health magazine. I must admit that I don't agree with all of them but here are the key ones which I think are worth giving a second thought.
It is more important to have good health insurance than good health.
When one of the big bosses at work unexpectedly says something really cheery and friendly to you, he means absolutely nothing by it. Not even if he's your father.
Wear as much black as you can. It makes you look slimmer and cooler. But avoid black jeans.
When someone in your family is going through a divorce, always side with the blood relative.
Pointedly praising something unusual a person owns or has done will make you appear far smarter in his eyes than a 10-minute discourse on world events
The man who can't dance, can't converse, and can't provide psychological support to a woman is only half a man; the other half can't cook, can't clean, and badly wants a drink.
Trying to "teach someone a lesson"never works
Be careful about publicly discussing your hobbies, as most hobbies strike people as somewhat pathetic: most notably, collecting stamps, coins, or anything else, bird-watching, bowling, rockhounding, spelunking, table tennis, poetry, dog shows, chat rooms, polka music, yoga, herpetology, marathon running, and religion. The only hobbies you can safely own up to when among people you need to impress are fly-fishing and go
Always imply, in every possible way, that the person you're talking to is smarter, better-looking, slimmer, and more successful than they really are.
When choosing a bottle of wine to bring to a dinner party, spend between 10 and 15 dollars. That's for a bottle, not a gallon.
Never get into a pissing match via e-mail. If he forwards, you lose.
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