How Gullible Are You?

Do you consider yourself more gullible or skeptical about things in general?
How 'bout your friends? Do they consider you an easy target for jokes and/or pranks because of your gullibility factor?
If you ever wanted to find out for yourself... ANONYMOUSLY... Keep on reading!
Ponder for a moment if you'd be able to pass a gullibility test if someone offered you the chance to take one.....Below you'll find a small sampling of some of the better tests around the net..... GOOD LUCK :P

1. April Fool's Day Quiz
2. Fun Trivia Gullibility Quiz
   
3. Gullibility Factor Test
4. Random Zen Gullibility Test
   
5. Hangar 51 Gullibility Quiz (2 tests on site)
   
6. Hoax Photo Test #1
7. Hoax Photo Test #2

Friends call you gullible?

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Stupid Warning Labels

Our lawsuit-obsessed society has forced product manufacturers to cover their “you-know-whats” by writing warning labels to protect us from ourselves. Some are funny, some are absolutely ridiculous, but all are guaranteed to stand up in court.

1. Child-size Superman and Batman costumes come with this warning label: “Wearing of this garment does not enable you to fly.”

2. A clothes iron comes with this caution: “Warning: Never iron clothes on the body.” Ouch!

3. The instructions for a medical thermometer advise: “Do not use orally after using rectally.”

4. The side of a Slush Puppy cup warns: “This ice may be cold.” The only thing dumber than this would be a disclaimer stating: “No puppies were harmed in the making of this product.”

5. The box of a 500-piece puzzle reads: “Some assembly required.”

6. A Power Puff Girls costume discourages: “You cannot save the world!”

7. A box of PMS relief tablets has this advice: “Warning: Do not use if you have prostate problems.”

8. Cans of Easy Cheese contain this instruction: “For best results, remove cap.”

9. A warning label on a nighttime sleep-aid reads: “Warning: May cause drowsiness.”

10. Cans of self-defense pepper spray caution: “May irritate eyes.

11. Both boys and girls should read the label on the Harry Potter toy broom: “This broom does not actually fly.”

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Here, for your continued enjoyment are 20 more of the dumbest examples of this phenomenon:

1. CD Player > Do not use the Ultradisc2000 as a projectile in a catapult
2. Electric Router > This product is not intended for use as a dental drill
3. Chainsaw > Do not attempt to stop chain with hands
4. Dishwasher > Do not allow children to play in the dishwasher
5. Fireplace Log > Caution, risk of fire
6. Sleeping Pills > Warning: May cause Drowsiness
7. Underarm spray deodorant > Do not spray in eyes
8. Hair Dryer > Never use hairdryer while sleeping
9. Laser Printer Toner > Do not eat toner
10. Small Wheeled Wheelbarrow > Not intended for highway use
11. TV Remote Control > Not dishwasher safe
12. Car Windscreen Sun shield > Do not drive with sun shield in place
13. Bathroom Heater > This product is not to be used in bathrooms
14. Air Conditioner > Do not place hand in fan whilst fan is running
15. Bicyclist’s Shin Guards > Shin pads cannot protect any part of the body that they do not cover
16. TV Set Manual > Do not pour liquids into the TV
17. CD Player > Warning: Dangerous warning inside
18. Birthday Candles > Do not use soft wax as earplugs or any other function that involves insertion into body cavity
19. Baby Stroller > Remove baby before folding
20. Aim-n-Flame Fireplace Lighter > Do not use near fire, flame or sparks

This list was sourced from the book “Unusually Stupid Americans” published in 2003 by Villard.