Two truths and a lie -

[kyburg]

Play with me.

Something I saw elsewhere made me think - those who tell lies, expect lies from others. Those who tell the truth are upset when they are lied to - they weren't expecting it.

And then there's me, who can pick a lie out of thin air. Not always, but damn close. MAPP class in its last session played a game of two truths and a lie, which was to make three statements - winner determined which one was a lie out of them.

So -

I dare you.

Post three statements about yourself. Two are true, one a falsehood. Pure fiction. Go nuts.

In any random order.

Let's see if I'm full of it - if you fool me, I'll send Pocky.

And of course, this won't work if you're an asshole. Dig?

Comments

[kyburg.livejournal.com]

Oooh, a challenge!

Eh, you sprained your ankle. I removed all the skin from both knees. I believe you.

And I also think you're kind-hearted (and old enough) to have done the marriage to help someone out.

But I do think you travel - but not to Asia.

(Did I get it?)

[oblomova.livejournal.com]

The lie was the green card marriage. Though I do know a lot of people who've done that. In fact, for a good chunk of my twenties, I knew more friends who had those marriages than the "real" kind. Weird, huh?