2 truths and a lie

[miss tenderness]

all right>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>the lie is the third one so pravooooooooo to Robin and Taliesian...it was clear,wan't it?especially with the reasons Robin gave. I wrote two truths and stopped looking for a lie and it came to be the third statement which does not rhyme with the 2 first ones at all

who would take the turn?

[RobinHood3000]

Taliesin can have it -- I've had my turn.

[Taliesin]

Why, thank you.

Now lessee...


1)There is an animal skull attached to the handle bar of our bicycle.
2)When we were about six years old, we had quite a number of imaginary cat friends.
3)We have been kidnapped once when we were very small.

[Scheherazade]

Why, thank you.

Now lessee...


1)There is an animal skull attached to the handle bar of our bicycle.
2)When we were about six years old, we had quite a number of imaginary cat friends.
3)We have been kidnapped once when we were very small.

Oh! I know, I know!

[Schokokeks]

1)There is an animal skull attached to the handle bar of our bicycle.
2)When we were about six years old, we had quite a number of imaginary cat friends.
3)We have been kidnapped once when we were very small.

I do hope, for the quiet sleep of all animal protectors in your town who would probably launch furious campaigns, that the first one is a lie. But then again, it sounds too peculiar to be made up. Plus, it needn't be a real one
The second one doesn't seem suspicious to me at all (mine were birds ). I'm not so sure about the third one, it surely isn't a common occurrence...however, it's the less specified one ("very small").
In conclusion , I take the third one to be a lie.

[RobinHood3000]

I would agree...but it seems unlikely that Taliesin, seeing Tender's tendency to toss the third one in as a lie, would do the same. I say 2 -- they must've been ravens!

[Pensive]

Why, thank you.

Now lessee...


1)There is an animal skull attached to the handle bar of our bicycle.
2)When we were about six years old, we had quite a number of imaginary cat friends.
3)We have been kidnapped once when we were very small.

The first one is a lie.

[Pendragon]

Taliesin if I recall, does Pagan Rituals, so an animal skull on his bike would not surprise me. I collected them myself; once, and you need not kill any animal, you can find them.

I see no problem with the second statement either; few children do not have imaginary friends. I still create characters, but with stories in mind.

I would go with number 3. I doubt a kidnapping, especially in Estonia.

[Pensive]

I would go with number 3. I doubt a kidnapping, especially in Estonia.

Oh Pen, it's everywhere. Criminals are everywhere so kidnapping too, is everywhere.

[miss tenderness]

I say numb: 3!

who are you guys?Talesian are you a group of peopl?

[Madhuri]

who are you guys?Talesian are you a group of peopl?

Even I was wondering, reference is to 'we' in the questions.

[Pendragon]

Oh Pen, it's everywhere. Criminals are everywhere so kidnapping too, is everywhere.

I know, Pensy, all too well. We are a small town of really no importance, and we had a serial killer here. I had gone to school with the man. He started his violence in a neighboring state and continued here, where he was finally captured when his last victim wasn't dead as he thought when he dumped her body.

But kidnapping is another thing altogether. You have to ask what the kidnapper stands to gain from it. Tal has never came across as extremely wealthy, politically connected, or such. Why would someone just randomly kidnap a child without motive? I could always be wrong! Tal could be from a very wealthy family or something.

[mir]

hm . . . .

going to go for 2 just because nobody else has yet

[Madhuri]

i'll go with 2nd, maybe the cat friends were real.

[Taliesin]

Now, saying that the 3rd statement is true, which of the two left is right and which wrong?