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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  • #211
WHY DOES EVERYONE THINK I WAS KICKED OUT OF THE BOY SCOUTS?

I WAS A VERY GOOD BOY ONCE!
 
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  • #213
zoobyshoe said:
I'm surpised. I thought you would want to be ever-ready for that spontaneous game of basketball.
I can't play basketball in my regular sneakers. I have a history of bad ankle sprains so I have to wear high tops, so I have a separate pair that I only wear for basketball. I once sprained one of my ankles so badly that I almost required surgery on it and was on crutches for months, literally. I still wear an ankle brace on that one whenever I play in addition to the high tops.
 
  • #216
No, she just knew where the member photo index was. Only a badboy who's been kicked out of boy scouts could push her buttons like that. :biggrin:
 
  • #217
MIH guessed who it was, BTW. It's not really a big deal. I only said that I was becoming rather smitten but trying to resist. o:)
 
  • #218
aw shucks.
 
  • #219
hypnagogue said:
Only a badboy who's been kicked out of boy scouts could push her buttons like that. :biggrin:
Oh, I forgot about his attractive juvnile deliquency.
 
  • #220
honestrosewater said:
MIH guessed who it was, BTW. It's not really a big deal. I only said that I was becoming rather smitten but trying to resist. o:)
Now that perky little Barbie doll is maniacally PMing her vast network of friends. Tomorrow everyone will be gossiping.
 
  • #221
I was NOT kicked out of the boy scouts, I was a good boy!
My mum took me out to see operas and ballets when I was 12-13; I loved it, and have never seen the point of going on a live rock concert.
I left the scouts when I was 17 and subsequently got f***** instead.
 
  • #222
I used to make my own wine.

I used to bake my own bread.

I used to make my own car repair tools.
 
  • #223
# 3 indeed
 
  • #224
zoobyshoe said:
I used to bake my own bread.
I think you prefer others to do this for you.
 
  • #225
zoobyshoe said:
I used to make my own wine.
psst... I guess I shouldn't link to it, but if you sniff around you can find a funny article (somewhere) about making wine with moldy bread and socks.

zoobyshoe said:
I used to make my own car repair tools.
This is indeed dubious, but its dubiety is too out of proportion with the other choices. Therefore, I'll guess that you never made your own wine.
 
  • #226
I have never made my own wine. I haven't drunk in like 25 years anyway.

I machined a "pickle fork" for separating ball joints at the machine shop where I worked cause I was too cheap to buy one, and later made a steering wheel puller for a guy I know.
 
  • #227
OK, so number 3 was false. I made it a bit obvious didn't I? :-p

Try this instead:
1. I have four sisters.
2. I have had seizures.
3. I have twenty-four cousins.

Pick the false one, and win a prize!
 
  • #228
I think 1. is false.
 
  • #229
whozum said:
Youve been mentioning penises (penii?) quite a bit now.. what's the deal?
The plural is penes, damn it!
Two different threads and STILL not the correct plural:
Penes, penes, the correct form is:
PENES!
It isn't that hard, is it?
 
  • #230
arildno said:
It isn't that hard, is it?
:smile: Ahem.

I'm going with
3. I have twenty-four cousins.
just to be different.
 
  • #231
well try this then
#my grandfather had 5 wives
#he had 52 children in total
#both above are false, its not my grandfather but my father!
 
  • #232
2 minutes of ignorance!
its not that hard, try it.
 
  • #233
gurkhawarhorse said:
well try this then
#my grandfather had 5 wives
#he had 52 children in total
#both above are false, its not my grandfather but my father!
Since two of the statements must be true, the last statement must be the false one.
 
  • #234
what if all r true? :wink:
 
  • #235
Oh, the boy scout beat me to it.
 
  • #236
number 3 is false, because if it were true, then either one or two would also be true, but 3 being true would say that one and two are false, so it would be a contradiction
the only way to resolve the paradox is to say number 3 is the false one and numbers 1 and 2 are correct :smile:

edit: arr u beat me to it too
 
  • #237
gurkhawarhorse said:
what if all r true? :wink:
Then you have a very strange family. :-p
 
  • #238
ok i admit i am the plural of penis. its my grandad.
 
  • #239
pickles said:
ok i admit i am the plural of penis. its my grandad.
No person can be the plural of penis, gurkh.
You may, of course, brag about your racing steed or your cucumber warhorse if you like. But do not try to oust the penes from this world, just because you want to become a plural.
 
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  • #240
1. The middle finger of my right hand is bent towards the right (if the hand is viewed palm-down from above) due to exerting too much force on it playing guitar with a plectrum for 15 years (on and off, not non-stop).
2. My left knee is one and a half inches higher than my right knee.
3. I have only one interesting thing I can say about myself.
 

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