Cannot wait Pensive......
Beginning to like this game.....although Pendragon is the master of the past postings.....:lol:
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Cannot wait Pensive......
Beginning to like this game.....although Pendragon is the master of the past postings.....:lol:
1. For the past 2 days I have woken up to find a dead cockroach in my bathtub
2. I have an excellent voice and have just been asked to join the church choir.
3. I just started reading the first Harry Potter book.
1. Is not that unusual...certain time2 of the year produce more bugs..
2. Have a feeling you do have a good voice.
3. Being on lit-net........and being a reader....
Going out on a limb here....and saying this is the lie!
Well, furry old Grover, I will say 2. I don't doubt that you have a fine voice, it's just that I've never really heard you mention church before.
Pen's got it.
1. True. Blech, these roaches were huge, about as big as my head and quite honestly freak me out. I've been told they are very common along with the other myriad of bugs in this area. I'm just not used to the abundance.
2. False. HaHa I can't carry a tune in a bucket. While I really like to sing, loudly, I have no musical ability whatsoever.
3. All the hype got me and I started reading the first HP book.
Yes, it's a very interesting game! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by BlueSkyGB
Now, let's see, it's quite an easy one...
1: I have (or had) my photo posted somewhere in this forum.
2: I think teaching is an interesting profession.
3: I for some reason dislike doctors.
I recall the picture, Pensy. And I believe you've expressed intreset in teaching also, though my memory of late is not what it should be.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pensive
I will go with three, I also seem to recall an adversion to doctors, but as I said, my memory is slipping on me of late, due to health problems of my own.
Three it shall be.
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I'll have to agree with Pen on this one....went on a search through past postings and I think Pen is right....# 3 is the one:)
Although we've both been known to be wrong...:lol:
I'm gonna pick number 1 just to be different.
Pensy?
I'm going to say three as well and I'm going to post. Sorry pensive, let us know the answer.
1. I've eaten bear
2. I've never eaten a big mac
3. I make the best baked fish around
I'm betting on No. 2.
I'm going with Papayahed on this one....
if you can bake the best fish around you have probably eaten bear meat, these 2 together point to the fact of NOT eating a big mac....
ps I truthfully have not eaten one myself..:)
An enigma, for certain. I have no doubts on number 3, your cooking skills wouldn't surprise me, as I know Arkansas is famous for fishing. I have been there. Mountain Home might ring a bell with you. I get there via Highway 63 and 62 off I-55 up from West Mephsis. Pass a lot of good fishing and frogging water.
Now we come to 1 and 2.
I got to go with my gut feelings. The mountains where I live have black bears, legal to hunt. I have been a hunter for years. I have been close enough to touch a bear. I have no desire for bear meat. Bears smell strongly of wet dog. The meat is strong and stringy. Deer is much better. Even a Big Mac, while bad for you is better.
I don't know about Poppy's hunting skills, but I'm going with you haven't eaten bear meat.
That would be number 1. I choose number 1 as the falsehood.
Pen (When I miss, I miss, I make no claim of clairvoyance.)
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Pen, I’ve been waiting to see if you would get this one. I think it was my best effort at a lie so far.
1. I've eaten bear- And it is strong and oily. That’s why it says I’ve eaten and not I eat.
2. I've never eaten a big mac- Papaya you were way off. Bluesky, I’m glad to hear that I’m not the only one who has never eaten a big mac. They look like vomit to me. But I know the song.
3. I make the best baked fish around- Here it is, the big fat lie. I can’t bake fish. In fact I once made baked fish that was so bad my cat wouldn’t eat it! I can fry, broil, and grill. A real shame since I love baked fish.
Pen, Mountain Home is just about 40 min. from here. They were our big high school rivals. Whenever I hear anyone say ‘what are we gonna do tonight?’ I always think ‘beat those Bombers’. That’s what got ingrained in high school.
She may not have eaten a Big Mac, but I've seen her put away some Quarter Pounders w/cheese!!! Poppy is not a hunter thank goodness. He has played at going hunting when he was younger, but I think that was just to go hang out in the woods and drink beer cause he never brought anything home but dirty laundry.:lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by motherhubbard
As I said when I'm wrong, I'm wrong! Used to preach at a church in Mountain Home about once a year on my swing through the area. Haven't been out there or had any contact with anyone in 12 years. But I could leave home right now and go all the way with no map. I never need one if I want to remember where I've been. When I was going out then once, another guy was driving and I fell asleep. I woke up, looked out the window and said "We missed a turn." "No way, I could have!" I had to wait on a road sign to tell him we were headed for Little Rock before he was convinced. Missed a right turn.Quote:
Originally Posted by motherhubbard
I could probably find you guys. Know the area pretty well, and up into Missouri as far as above Branson. Armadillos along the roads like possums out here. Both need to ask the chicken how to cross the road.
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I think I’ll give it a try.
1. Alan Smithee, movie director and reknown band leader, is a cousin.
2. Charlie Chaplin was a relative by marriage.
3. I was interviewed by Caroline Kennedy.
I don't know any of those names so I won't answer! :)
OK here goes:
1. I have flown on the British Concorde
2. I have met 5 living or dead U.S. Presidents
3. I worked as a bouncer in a night club.
1. I love eating snails
2. I'm a feminist pro-independence Catalan girl and also very close to anarchism, comunism, socialism and similar social movements.
3. I've been in Belfast 3 times.
Well, now I look at things funny, which a lot of times is correct, but as you have seen, when I am wrong, I am way off.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mrs. Dalloway
2 of these must be true. As I see it, whether one is right or wrong has no effect on anything else. But if two is wrong, I could see no real reason for you to be in Belfast, North Ireland three times only. Were you there to visit family or attend school, more than three would be necessary. But if three is false, the same thing applies, it makes no difference.
So, 1 is false, 2 discribes you, and three times you have attended protest ralleys in Belfast. I am either right, right with wrong explantion, or very wrong.
Tell me which.
Pen
I am going to guess that 2 is false.Quote:
Originally Posted by Poppy
I am going to guess that 2 is false.Quote:
Originally Posted by Poppy
Oh, um, anyone can take my turn, since my life hasn't been amazing in the least. I mean I met some amazing people, but it wouldn't make a good 'two truths one lie'.
Yipes. I'm gonna take a stab at it and say #2. Only because #1 seems pretty specific and out of the other two Caroline Kennedy does that thing with the people (huh? I don't even know what I mean :lol: )so that may be possible..Quote:
Originally Posted by Granny5
and the answer iiiiis: 1 is true (snails are cooked here, so we eat them very often), you are right with number 2 it's absolutely true. And unfortunaltely I've never been in Belfast or Ireland but I want to go to Ireland ("both") :( anyway it is a good explanation!! heheQuote:
Originally Posted by Pendragon
Ok. This is true, one of Charlie Chaplin's sons married one of my mothers cousins. Caroline Kennedy did interviewed me in Memphis the week Elvis died.Quote:
Originally Posted by papayahed
Alan Smithee does not exist, well not this one. They use that name when a movie is so bad that the director doesn't want his name associated with it or back during/ the unAmerican activities investigations, when a blackballed director was used on a film.So this is a big fat lie.
And wouln't you know I'd figure right, and then pick the wrong one, when I said I could see no reason for her to be in Belfast? Such comes for thinking the two correct ones will have a connection.... :rolleyes: :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Pendragon
Poppy, for no good reason at all, I am going to say 3. No bouncer in the nightclub.
Pen
I've heard the Alan Smithee thing before but didn't remember until you wrote that. doh!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Granny5
My maiden name is Smithee. I've had people ask if I related and I always tell them that he's a cousin. If they are silly enough to believe.......:lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by papayahed
Poppy must have fallen asleep! His lie is #1. He's been on the Concord, but it was on the ground not in the air.(Bounced and bounced in his younger days)
Yep, #1. the Concorde was on the ground and we just got a ride on the tarmac.
#2 When I was a member of the fourth estate I was able to meet the 5.
#3 Don't you love part time jobs. A doorman at Mr. T's Lounge.
Well, I have been doing terrible at getting these of late, so let's see if I can lie with a straight face:
1.) I have a nearly photographic memory, yet there are gaps in it I will never regain. This is a result of a complete nevrvous breakdown in 1994.
2.) I have three basic fears: total silence, total solitute, and total darkness. These are why my medication must be regulated at least twice a year, sometime more often, as I cannot function without the medication.
3.) I have shared space in poetry magazines with a President of the United States, a best-selling author, and a man who writers Sherlock Homes pastchies.
ok Pen. I'm gonna go with #1, I have no reason except it "seems" like the lie.
I'm going with #2. Dragons fear nothing.
I'm going with one. Why do you ask? Well, it's because Puff the magic dragon lives by the sea…:goof:Quote:
Originally Posted by Pendragon
I will go with number 1 as well.
OK, reveal time. I note that no one doubted number three, which is good. The President was Jimmy Carter. The best-selling author wrote under a pen-name which I am not at liberty to reveal. That's why they usually write under pen names. The Sherlock Holmes pastiches have been collected in book form, from the magazine Murderous Intent, and are called The Adventures of the Second Mrs. Watson by Michael Mallory.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pendragon
1.) is true. If I want to remember something I can to the smallest detail. I never used a church hymnal, because I knew the songs by heart. I knew hundreds of songs by heart. I could quote reams of poetry by heart. I knew every President in order by heart. I passed my classes by keeping notes in my head. Since I had to work after school and then walk two miles home regarless of weather, I couldn't take home books, I had no bookbag, I had to remember. Since my breakdown, you could drive a lorry through my memory gaps, and I miss words in songs I once knew perfectly.
2.) Here comes the lie for a couple of reasons. These three things are typical of most bi-polar people, and they have nothing to do with how medicine is regulated. I have defeated all three. My major fear is spiders. Cannot stand the creepy things! I'm working on it, go to the pet store and hold tarantulas as long as I can stand it. But it hasn't left. Gotcha!
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Originally Posted by Pendragon
I GUESSED IT!!! HAHA motherhubbard!!! ( I hate spiders too, Pen. Nasty, sneaky thingy)