[Avian]

This game is played by writing two truths and one lie. I will write three things about myself, two of which are true and one of which is a lie. The other players have to guess which is the lie. The player who guesses correctly first takes the next turn.

1. I'm a paratrooper
2. I'm a woman
3. My favorite food is beans

[OldGuy]

I suspect you are not a paratrooper.
I get the clear idea that you are a woman.
Some of your posts tell me you are full of beans.

[Avian]

I suspect you are not a paratrooper.
I get the clear idea that you are a woman.
Some of your posts tell me you are full of beans.

Omg You are in wrong, next please..

[OldGuy]

How many chances do I get?

I hope this game catches on. I already have 6 sets of three for future use. It is harder to come up with a fake one than the real ones, but I recalled some doozies from my memories of life to really make it tough to choose.

[Avian]

How many chances do I get?

I hope this game catches on. I already have 6 sets of three for future use. It is harder to come up with a fake one than the real ones, but I recalled some doozies from my memories of life to really make it tough to choose.

Unlimited chances. The point is to recognize the lie (untruth) Two of the three must be true!!

[OldGuy]

Well, then, I suppose that means that you are indeed a paratrooper. I still somehow think you are female, so I guess your hot air comes from something other than beans.

[Avian]

Well, then, I suppose that means that you are indeed a paratrooper. I still somehow think you are female, so I guess your hot air comes from something other than beans.

Correct hot air comes from something other now is your turn

[OldGuy]

Great. Here goes: Two are true:

I drove a car for the first time at age 5, piloted a Cessna plane when I was 10 and a 30 ft (9.144 meters) by 80 ft (24.38 meters) yacht at age 11.
I shook hands with (US) President Eisenhower as a kid.
The principal of my high school gave me my own key to the school when I was in grade 11.

[Avian]

Great. Here goes: Two are true:

I drove a car for the first time at age 5, piloted a Cessna plane when I was 10 and a 30 ft (9.144 meters) by 80 ft (24.38 meters) yacht at age 11.
I shook hands with (US) President Eisenhower as a kid.
The principal of my high school gave me my own key to the school when I was in grade 11.

Hmm...I don't know why, but I believe it's a lie this about school key

[OldGuy]

No, he really did. I was the only kid in school who actually took the time to learn how to operate every piece of audio visual equipment the school owned. When they had any special event, parent meetings, teacher meetings etc, I was asked to come in and set everything up before they got started.

[Avian]

No, he really did. I was the only kid in school who actually took the time to learn how to operate every piece of audio visual equipment the school owned. When they had any special event, parent meetings, teacher meetings etc, I was asked to come in and set everything up before they got started.

Then you probably drove a car at 6 years old Cessna plane with 12 and yacht with 14
I did not doubt this because I believe that if you were not driving alone, it was, of course, that someone was next to you. Did I hit?

[OldGuy]

You picked the right one. I remember watching the president on TV, but never met him.

I sat on dad's lap at age 5, but the pilots were some of dad's wealthy clients who wanted very private business conferences. They showed me how to do what was needed, then went to separate areas to have their conference while I escorted them around. They even went to a different level on the yacht while I drove around alone. Very fun memories for a kid. I fondly remember the wild eyed stares from people who watched from nearby shores as I passed.

Looking forward to seeing others join the game with their own truths/lie challenges.

NEXT

[Yugocean]

The principal of your high school gave you your own key to the school when U were in grade 11.
is that one?

[OldGuy]

The principal of your high school gave you your own key to the school when U were in grade 11.
is that one?

As explained above, yes, that one is indeed true. There was a special group called the AV club when I was in school. Students were trained to operate the various audio visual equipment the school owned, and any teacher that wanted to use the added equipment could request it for the class time, and a volunteer student came along with it to make sure everything ran correctly.

I was the only kid in school that took the time to learn how to operate every piece of equipment the school owned. When the school was closed for special teacher /administration, or parent / teacher meetings, they called me in to set everything up before the event started. It was a valid reason for me to have a key to get in before everyone else showed up.

[OldGuy]

Since no one else has given this a shot, thought I'd try one more time to see if anyone else is interested in this game.

Here is another set of two truths and one lie:
I was in a phone booth on a call when a car struck the booth during an accident. I walked away without even knowing about it.
Just as a passerby, I've directed traffic around accidents dozens of times.
The oddest meal I have ever eaten was roasted tree grub worms.

[Lushh]

Since no one else has given this a shot, thought I'd try one more time to see if anyone else is interested in this game.

Here is another set of two truths and one lie:
I was in a phone booth on a call when a car struck the booth during an accident. I walked away without even knowing about it.
Just as a passerby, I've directed traffic around accidents dozens of times.
The oddest meal I have ever eaten was roasted tree grub worms.

Number 2 is a lie. You haven't directed traffic dozens of times. Lol, am I right?

[OldGuy]

Number 2 is a lie. You haven't directed traffic dozens of times. Lol, am I right?

Nope. I actually have directed traffic around accidents I have encountered in travel many times. In addition I live on a road that seems to have had many accidents, and I wander out to direct traffic whenever they happen until the police finally show up, even in the middle of the night. They have even left me at it after their arrival quite often until they get good and ready to relieve me.

[Lushh]

Nope. I actually have directed traffic around accidents I have encountered in travel many times. In addition I live on a road that seems to have had many accidents, and I wander out to direct traffic whenever they happen until the police finally show up, even in the middle of the night. They have even left me at it after their arrival quite often until they get good and ready to relieve me.

Oops, I was thinking there was no way he'd have that opportunity so many times only as a passerby. So then I guess you didn't eat worms after all. That's my second try. I'm saying the one about worms being the oddest meal you've had is a lie.

[OldGuy]

You got it! I've seen videos about people scooping out live worms for meals but have never come close to giving it a try!

Your Turn!

[Lushh]

You got it! I've seen videos about people scooping out live worms for meals but have never come close to giving it a try!

Your Turn!

You came close enough by watching those having the meal, lol. Ok, here are my three:

I was once lifted and placed on stage of a rock concert and was escorted off by security and was then ordered back up by the performer.

Every Saturday I prepare soup and deliver to children in my community.

As a child, I came home and saw my brothers with 2 packs of chewing gum each. They insisted on punishing me by not giving me any. When they left the house to go play, I ate them all at once, every single one.