#polygraph

[winger]

faves

[phonographica]

Everyone To The Anderson - The Man Born From Inside of a Horse (2011)

[caffeinial]

2016, 2020, and 2024 refs for mr. Polygraph! ♥ I've had him for so long and it was so exciting to finally get to introduce him in Truth and Phantasm. He's going to continue to have a prominent role in the fifth book of Mandatory, Overcoming Adversity, so I wanted to draw him again! ☆*: .｡. o(≧▽≦)o .｡.:*☆ I'm really happy with his design now so I didn't change anything, but it was fun to see a bit of improvement!

[sspacegodd]

Reckless eyeballing.

[slightlyfeverish]

thinking about polygraphs... being sat down on a cold chair and having a test administrator roughly pin your arm to the table, attaching the cuff as another one unbuttons your shirt to strap the chest sensor just underneath your underclothes. someone grabs your hand and puts the pulse monitor on your finger and immediately, everyone can see your frantic heart scribbled out on the lines. they sit, and ask you questions. one of them stares at your face, the other at the monitor. maybe it's an older model, with a needle that scratches on paper, too many wires to count leading up to your chest and arms. or maybe its a newer kind, and the test administrators sit behind a thick screen, the peaks and valleys of your heart, breathing, and blood pressure reflecting in their glasses so you can just barely make out the obvious result: the fact that you've never been a good liar, and even now, your throbbing heart gives you away.

[martyr-mayhem]

Department of Homeland Security begins polygraph tests on employees

Four sources say the Department of Homeland Security has begun performing polygraph tests on employees to determine who might be leaking inf

yeah, quick question: what the fuck?? give kristi noem a polygraph and ask how much she's being paid by trump and putin for heading the DHS, then ask if she enjoyed killing her own dog...

[kronika-ilustrowana]

[megahorous]

Could it be suggested that Phoenix Wright's use of the Magatama sort of muddies the whole "trust your client" thing