THE ANCIENT PRACTICE OF PREENDEMENT

For centuries, the art of Preendeament has been a revered discipline, practiced only by the most skilled and dedicated ofประก.

Its practitioners, known for their ability to stare at a thing without actually looking, have perfected the art of pretending not to have seen it.

From the subtlest of glances to the most overt of gazes, a true Preendeament master can turn the art of ignoring into an Olympic sport.

But be warned: Preendeament is not for the faint of heart. It requires focus, discipline, and a complete lack of actual interest in the subject matter.

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