The Greeks used hyperbole, also known as exaggerations. The word is related to hyperballen, to throw over or beyond," from hyper- beyond + bole a throwing, a casting, the stroke of a missile, bolt, beam, from a nominative of Ballen "to throw". OK, do you know what it means when folks call it BS?

Do you have a good B.S. detector? You need one in our digital age. Spotting false information rubbish, lies, nonsense or, fake news is essential in this day and age.

Have you noticed a #POTUS pattern being used here? Do you know about the boy who cried wolf?

Who has broken promises not only to remain faithful to spouses but also to our entire nation? Breaking vows take many forms, from multiple marriages Here's a timeline of the president's many marriages and rumored affairs http://read.bi/2tvRZer to verbal agreements with - We The People. https://youtu.be/SJmrlMFHgPA

As unthinkable as the notion of breaking these bonds may be, infidelity is a pattern that some people don't seem to take seriously. Whether it is about paying taxes or keeping your word about who will pay for a wall.