It's just so exciting that people aren't falling for it.
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It is high time we all stop falling for it.
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It's sickly sweet, but I find myself falling for it.
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Hipsters were falling for it, and chefs were eager to oblige.
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For the moment, no one holding public office is falling for it.
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This trend has gotten a major overhaul, and we're falling for it — hard.
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"The Immigration Ban is a Headfake, and We're Falling For It" — @jakefuentes https://t.
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The worst part of all of this is that almost everyone is falling for it.
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And if it's false or misleading, you can warn other people away from falling for it.
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Later at dinner, Dorit insists that she was only kidding around but Erika isn't falling for it.
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After thanking her supporters, Abrams says: I hope you do not feel bad for falling for it.
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People have been falling for it for years, but this dude's reaction may be the best yet.
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Charley isn't falling for it, though, and tells him that she's doing an interview about their divorce.
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"Some people can't handle the rigors of this job," Pete says, but Bertie isn't falling for it this time.
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The approach had become predictable, but the media seemed unable or unwilling to stop falling for it, boyd said.
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As for William Barr, I think he's baiting the Democrats, and I think the Democrats are falling for it.
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It worked on mainstream journalism and now it looks like social media platforms are falling for it as well.
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A stream of news articles outing the account doesn't stop everyday users — and some VIPs — from regularly falling for it.
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Some of his Facebook friends liked the fake page, which to Goldsmith meant that members were probably falling for it.
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The damage was done, people fell for the shark swimming on a highway, and have been falling for it ever since.
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In other words, this security firm believes that it wouldn't be very difficult to trick a person into falling for it.
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After falling for it half a dozen times, I'm determined to dig deeper into the reviews to suss out the bad ones.
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And presumably, people are falling for it, or else these companies wouldn't keep investing time and money in slick websites and designs.
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Apparently they are not the only dating site to pull this kind of stunt, and yet somehow, men keep falling for it.
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But that's precisely what good satire does: It fosters sympathy with an unsympathetic position, then lambastes the viewer for falling for it.
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And journalists keep falling for it because they, like politicians, over-value words -- and they are now covering a politician who does not.
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But that quick turn from melodrama to "everything is fine!" repeats itself every season in some fashion, and we keep falling for it.
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The SNP wants to hijack our Remain votes to further its push for separation, and we wish the media would stop falling for it.
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We got Finn and Charlotte to tell us why you should start falling for it now… Noisey: What's so great about your EP, 'Falling'?
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But just as people today get outraged about stories from The Onion that are meant as satire, somebody always ends up falling for it.
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The guy has been pulling shit over on famous people since the year 2000, and somehow they're still falling for it almost two decades later.
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It's time for Fake News You Can Use, where Jane Lytvynenko makes sure that you're not falling for it by making me take a quiz.
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It's hard to tell who's doing the trolling here — the original poster or the commenters seemingly falling for it — but this is an A+ post.
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Tyrion already fell for Cersei's lie about joining the fight against the Night King, and apparently he's falling for it again, all thanks to Elmo.
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It is simply an ignorant narrative, and a lot of people unfortunately, they are falling for it because I don&apost believe that these protests are spontaneous.
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Instead of falling for it, let's keep our eyes on the bigger issues, like government capacity, Trump's conflicts of interest, Cabinet picks, and, most of all, the policies.
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So far, most of the principals are falling for it, but not Joe, who doesn't follow those rules they teach at Annapolis and has been at sea his entire career.
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So while it might be easy to let the winter blues put a damper on your style, Zara's making a case to do the exact opposite — and we're falling for it.
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It's a tale as old as time and a song as old as rhyme, so surely no one in 2019 is falling for it and handing over their credit card details?
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Amazon is engaging in crony capitalism and people are falling for it because they appreciate the services provided by Amazon; because Amazon has become an important part of many Americans' lives.
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And it's true that the debut of a sexy electric minibus concept is probably a crass marketing exercise timed to distract attention from VW's spiraling dieselgate disaster, and I'm falling for it.
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This is the purest example of the judge just falling for it: does anyone really think that John Legere made a deal that works out more to Dish's benefit than T-Mobile's?
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As we've previously discovered, many Twitter users aren't spotting the difference between real Elon and fake Elon and are falling for it, sending their crypto to fake Elon but receiving nothing in return.
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The fact that conservatives are still repeating it — still falling for it, still telling the president about it — is a straightforward barometer of how deep into the right-wing bubble they have drifted.
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The Grift, "a show about con artists and the lives they ruin," investigates all sorts of swindlers—from card sharks to cult leaders—while trying to find out why we keep falling for it.
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They are using the 'Buy American, Hire American' call to drive a wedge between American working people and working people in the rest of the world — and a lot of people are falling for it.
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In fact, efforts to dress up white supremacy in ideas and middle-class respectability have been around since the first organized movements emerged in the late 603th century — and once again, people are falling for it.
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And people are falling for it: One guy accidentally shot himself in the leg after being lured to a fake protest, and hundreds of Texans showed up to protest a rally in favor of removing a Confederate statue in Houston.
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QUOTE OF THE DAY "Pray for us" Baltimore Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti on the possibility of signing controversial QB Colin Kaepernick AND FINALLY ... Not falling for it This Siberian husky is not going to be tricked into taking his medicine.
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Here's what you need to know: This one is super sneaky; pretty much the only way to detect it before falling for it is to click the small "Google Docs" link on the actual Google-hosted page and notice that the developer info seems… off.
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And they left brothers of this land as enemies". He claimed that the US is now playing the same game, and this time Kurds are falling for it. He said "That is America. Comes, minds its own business, and when he is done, leaves.
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You are always going to get a percentage of people who are true believers. My goal is to minimize that as much as possible, stop people falling for it, and help them get out as easily as possible.” He also created the online forum morgellonswatch.
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Romulus then appears to the boy for the first time and tells him that he is what the boy will someday become.Wolverine: Origins #26 (Aug. 2008). Marvel Comics. Daken is trained harshly, including nannies who show motherlike love to him before trying to kill him, forcing Daken to kill them ("After the third one I stopped falling for it", he says).
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When Popeye kicks him out to make love, Wimpy betrays Popeye and informs Olive Oyl that Popeye is cheating, resulting in a catfight between Olive and the sexy waitress. In another incident, Wimpy tried to seduce Olive herself by stating that he was, in reality, an eccentric millionaire who hid his money beneath a rock. Olive falls for the ploy, but stops falling for it when Wimpy states that he forgot his hiding place. In yet another notable incident, Wimpy had his own lover, Waneeta, but only loved her because her father owned a herd of beef cows.
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Back at the cadets' barracks, tensions and emotions following Peoples' death begin to reach the boiling point. Cadet Roberts has a heated exchange with cadet Lee on Major Joy's tactics, saying that Joy set out to break Peoples and killed him "like putting a carbine to his head". Cadet Cappy - again letting his own self doubts creep back in - sides with Roberts against Lee, saying that he doesn't see any reason to continue on if Major Joy is going to stick with his attempts to break them as well. Cadet Lee fires back, saying that Major Joy's gameplan was to make them quit, and that he wasn't falling for it.
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