Two Truths & One Lie: Guess My Ancestor!

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The forum discussion revolves around a game called "Two Truths & One Lie," where participants share two true statements and one false statement about themselves for others to guess the lie. Various participants shared personal anecdotes, including claims about family history, unique experiences, and achievements. The game fostered engagement and humor, with users playfully challenging each other's statements and revealing truths about their backgrounds, such as having relatives involved in historical events and personal milestones.

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  • #601
Danger said:
Bob, I'd picked #2 for being false. What kind of goof carries non-safety matches in his pocket?:-p
Any more guesses on mine before I spill it?
What are you talking about? I got it right, didn't I?

BobG, you are entirely too astute for your own good.

Okay, then I'll pick #1. I still think a 143 hour security shift due to being snowed in is entirely feasible.
 
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BobG said:
What are you talking about? I got it right, didn't I?
Yeah. I was just giving others a chance to try before admitting it. Your reasoning was what I referred to as 'astute', not the correctness of your guess.:biggrin:
I've never built a model rocket. The movies that I was in were Superman III, Rad, American Harvest (made for TV) and Gunsmoke: Return to Dodge.
I was security chief for the first science fiction convention held in Calgary. I went in Thursday afternoon and left Monday night. The caveat is that I had 2 one-hour naps and 1 two-hour nap somewhere along the line.
 

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