Linux_Lady
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Work is crap.... so does anyone want to join me in 'two truths and a lie?' it can work.. kinda 
If you want to guess someones lie.. you have to write down your own 3 statements, one lie... two truths.. and then everyone can guess where you are telling porky pies...
Mine are:
1) I managed to grow a rude shaped vegetable which appeared on the Richard and Judy show 2) I have blonde afro hair and have it chemically straightened regularly 3) I won my weight in toblerones in a kids magazine when I was 13
Soo, for a horrible Monday.. join me and give me 3 things about your life! (and try to guess my lie )
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Garry McNamara
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Ok, I'm 3 1/2 days into four of writing Critical Eye for the next few months so I'm having a great Monday!
In a game of six degrees of separation I am only three from the Queen
I had an uncle who was once Britain's most wanted man
I once played in a band with a member of the Beatles
Rude shaped vegetables just happen so that's your fib.
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BigWill
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Ok, I'll go for 1. being the lie with Holly?
Now it's my turn:
1. I learned to drive a ship before I learned to drive a car.
2. My fater is a clergyman
3. I've just bought a Canon EOS5D
BigWill
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Edited by huwevans (23/06/2008 12:56)
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BigWill
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Well I'll go for "In a game of six degrees of separation I am only three from the Queen" being the lie for Garry cause I happen to know he was the original ukulele player in the beatles and the less said about uncle Adolf the better! 
BigWill
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Garry McNamara
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Correct - that's four degrees of separation from me and the Queen.
I suspect your farter is is your fib as clergymen don't sink your ships in the bath.
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RovingMike
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I'm guessing True / Lie / True.
My claims: 1. I was one of the few photographers to get into the Wembley construction other than on official events, to shoot it for an architecture book. 2. I flew all the way to a UN conference in Bali to speak for 10 minutes...on sustainability. 3. I played badminton for Middlesex in my (distant) youth.
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huwevans
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2. My fater is a clergyman
Assuming the missing letter is an 'h' and not an 'r' [not an entirely safe assumption, knowing you! ;-)] then I happen to know that one's true. And I'm guessing that the 5D one is false, because you could have had three Nikon FM3As for that money, and you wouldn't have been able to resist the temptation. :-)
I would join in the game myself, but of course I never tell lies so I can't. ;-)
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BigWill
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Correct - that's four degrees of separation from me and the Queen.
I suspect your farter is is your fib as clergymen don't sink your ships in the bath.
Nope. 3 is the lie. Me dear old dad is (was, he's retired now!) a clergyman and I joined the merchant navy at 17 where I learned to steer a ship whereas I didn't learn to drive a car till I was 18! 
BigWill
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BigWill
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2. My fater is a clergyman
Assuming the missing letter is an 'h' and not an 'r' [not an entirely safe assumption, knowing you! ;-)] then I happen to know that one's true. And I'm guessing that the 5D one is false, because you could have had three Nikon FM3As for that money, and you wouldn't have been able to resist the temptation. :-)
I would join in the game myself, but of course I never tell lies so I can't. ;-)
Well done Huw.....................you old fibber! 
BigWill
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Garry McNamara
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...that's what he told you - he was with the other family on Sundays.
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BigWill
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I'm guessing True / Lie / True.
My claims: 1. I was one of the few photographers to get into the Wembley construction other than on official events, to shoot it for an architecture book. 2. I flew all the way to a UN conference in Bali to speak for 10 minutes...on sustainability. 3. I played badminton for Middlesex in my (distant) youth.
3 is the lie?...................no wait, that sounds plausible..................I'll go for 2!
BigWill
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Edited by BigWill (23/06/2008 12:38)
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Linux_Lady
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Ok, I'll go for 1. being the lie with Holly?
Argh! You are right! Curses, I was trying to outfox people... but it didn't work obviously...
You are more cunning than a fox who comes from Cunning town who graduated with a degree in Cunning.
Well done!
Medium sized (and slightly peeved she wasn't able to out-fox big will!) Holly
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2. I flew all the way to a UN conference in Bali to speak for 10 minutes...on sustainability.
That's outrageous. Which reminds me I was chatting to my ex at the weekend and she was telling me she'd been to a conference where they actually had a 'live' hologram of a presenter thousands of miles on stage talking to the host - really! That’s quite cool.
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Garry McNamara
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Argh! You are right! Curses, I was trying to outfox people... but it didn't work obviously...
We men are quite good at spotting lies we just don't let on - instead we save them up for a proper character assessment at a later date. Women of course are very good judges of character from day one - that's why they don't get involved with the sort of men who make a note of lies.
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That's outrageous. Which reminds me I was chatting to my ex at the weekend and she was telling she'd been to a conference where they actually had a 'live' hologram of a presenter thousands of miles on stage talking to the host - really! That’s quite cool.
Apparantly my company are getting well into Second life and we have a building there and you can go in and interact with colleagues or something...
Weeeeeeiiiiiiiird... 
I tried 2nd life for 2 weeks and really wasn't that impressed with it.. loads of men wanted me to sit on couches, touch their balls (those action balls you bunch of perverts!) and do weird things with them...
I uninstalled it
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BigWill
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Ok, I'll go for 1. being the lie with Holly?
Argh! You are right! Curses, I was trying to outfox people... but it didn't work obviously...
You are more cunning than a fox who comes from Cunning town who graduated with a degree in Cunning.
Well done!
Medium sized (and slightly peeved she wasn't able to out-fox big will!) Holly
...............I'm more cunning than Atilla the Cun! More cunning than a fox who left mensa cause he found it too dull. More cunning than....................oh heck, I'm all cunned out now! 
BigWill
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oh heck, I'm all cunned out now! 
Hasn’t your cunning lingered?
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We men are quite good at spotting lies we just don't let on
Pffttt... 
I always got told, when playing this game, you shouldn't put your lie 3rd 'cos it's harder to think up a lie... so most people apparantly put 2 truths.. then their lie as they have had a few moments to think of it.
So I thought I'd stick mine first.
Flipping Richard and Judy lie.. and I thought that was quite comical 
Ok, ok... another chance!
1) I used to body build 2) I have met Noel Edmonds in person and shaken his hand 3) I am allergic to flea powder
If you get this one right and we ever meet, I'll buy you a pint*!
(*in a non suggestive / friendly / long as it aint a pint of champagne or spirits way!)
Bet you'll guess wrong ...
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BigWill
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"fater"......................it's Irish for "father" Huw........................anyway, i've gone and corrected it now so no one will know what the hell you're talking about! 
BigWill
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Garry McNamara
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Oh my God if it's not two that means Noel Edmonds is real.
That's something I don't wish to contemplate.
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BigWill
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oh heck, I'm all cunned out now! 
Hasn’t your cunning lingered?
............like the girl who thought "cunnilingus" was an Irish airline! 
BigWill
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Garry McNamara
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"fater"......................it's Irish for "father" Huw........................anyway, i've gone and corrected it now so no one will know what the hell you're talking about! 
BigWill
Did they ever?
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3 - Flea Powder
For me...
1 - I have been struck by lightning two times. 2 - My right eye is glass, which is why I use my left eye when taking photos. 3 - I have eight vertebrae in my neck rather than seven.
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huwevans
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"fater"......................it's Irish for "father" Huw........................anyway, i've gone and corrected it now so no one will know what the hell you're talking about! 
BigWill
That's okay - I've just gone and corrected it back! :-)
[I love being a mod sometimes. ;-)]
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Garry McNamara
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Are you counting the ones in your tail?
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Linux_Lady
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3 - Flea Powder
For me...
1 - I have been struck by lightning two times. 2 - My right eye is glass, which is why I use my left eye when taking photos. 3 - I have eight vertebrae in my neck rather than seven.
Ha!
Wrong.. I am allergic to flea powder and Camay soap.. brings me up in a huge rash 
Your facts are cool.... I have no idea at all, so I am going to guess at...
3?
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BigWill
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We men are quite good at spotting lies we just don't let on
Pffttt... 
I always got told, when playing this game, you shouldn't put your lie 3rd 'cos it's harder to think up a lie... so most people apparently put 2 truths.. then their lie as they have had a few moments to think of it.
So I thought I'd stick mine first.
Flipping Richard and Judy lie.. and I thought that was quite comical 
Ok, ok... another chance!
1) I used to body build 2) I have met Noel Edmonds in person and shaken his hand 3) I am allergic to flea powder
If you get this one right and we ever meet, I'll buy you a pint*!
(*in a non suggestive / friendly / long as it aint a pint of champagne or spirits way!)
Bet you'll guess wrong ...
Ok (anything for a pint!) here goes:
Well obviously everyone is allergic to flea powder..........................well aren't they? (What I want to know is why Holly had fleas in the first place! ) You've met Noel Edmunds and shaken his hand.........................possible........................I'm quite sure a fair number of ladies have shaken various parts of Noel's anatomy! ....................................so the lie has to be "holly the bodybuilder"...........................I mean for goodness sake........................I've seen that photo of her big flabby beer belly! 
BigWill
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OK here`s my three:
1.I once lost my passport in Qatar and had to seek out the Consul. 2.I had a curry with Tony Christie and my friend called him Julie Christie. 3.My grandfather was a blind master baker. Dave
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After that lead-in, Holly, I guess that number three is the lie?
Here's my list: 1. I've appeared on the Shirley Bassey Show. 2. I was one of the "Milk Tray" men on the adverts. 3. I was offered the freedom of the City of London, but turned it down because I don't have any sheep.
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BigWill
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3 - Flea Powder
For me...
1 - I have been struck by lightning two times. 2 - My right eye is glass, which is why I use my left eye when taking photos. 3 - I have eight vertebrae in my neck rather than seven.
Nobody has eight vertebrae in their neck....................unless they're a giraffe possibly?.........................yes, he has been struck by lightning........................so it's got to be...................my god, Fen has a glass eye! 
BigWill
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Quote:
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We men are quite good at spotting lies we just don't let on
Pffttt... 
I always got told, when playing this game, you shouldn't put your lie 3rd 'cos it's harder to think up a lie... so most people apparently put 2 truths.. then their lie as they have had a few moments to think of it.
So I thought I'd stick mine first.
Flipping Richard and Judy lie.. and I thought that was quite comical 
Ok, ok... another chance!
1) I used to body build 2) I have met Noel Edmonds in person and shaken his hand 3) I am allergic to flea powder
If you get this one right and we ever meet, I'll buy you a pint*!
(*in a non suggestive / friendly / long as it aint a pint of champagne or spirits way!)
Bet you'll guess wrong ...
Ok (anything for a pint!) here goes:
Well obviously everyone is allergic to flea powder..........................well aren't they? (What I want to know is why Holly had fleas in the first place! ) You've met Noel Edmunds and shaken his hand.........................possible........................I'm quite sure a fair number of ladies have shaken various parts of Noel's anatomy! ....................................so the lie has to be "holly the bodybuilder"...........................I mean for goodness sake........................I've seen that photo of her big flabby beer belly! 
BigWill
Sorry Honey Pie Pumpkin Snookums Cupcake.
I did used to body build... was rather muscley at one point! Really enjoyed it but sadly gave it up when my PhD stuff became too much and I started working as was sent away during the week and couldn't get to a gym...
Soooo... no.
My lie was number 2.. Noel Edmonds scares me so I wouldn't want to be anywhere near him! it's his eyes... they're beady and creepy...
I'll still buy you a pint if I ever meet you though, although I have a feeling it will take more than one Bushmills to get your drunk enough to take advantage!
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Here are mine:
1. I once met Sir Richard Attenborough (as he then was) at a football match.
2. I was once asked to be a contestant on Blind Date
3. I once had a pint with Melvyn Bragg
-------------------- Nick
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Edited by Benchista (23/06/2008 13:12)
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Fen
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Nobody has eight vertebrae in their neck....................unless they're a giraffe possibly?
Giraffes like all other mammals have seven vertebrae in their neck.
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BigWill
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After that lead-in, Holly, I guess that number three is the lie?
Here's my list: 1. I've appeared on the Shirley Bassey Show. 2. I was one of the "Milk Tray" men on the adverts. 3. I was offered the freedom of the City of London, but turned it down because I don't have any sheep.
2 is the lie. I happen to know you're a Cadburys fruit and nut case! 
BigWill
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Glass eyes are cool -I mean Peter Falk and Sammy Davis Junior - how much cooler can you get.
I had a friend at art school who inherited his grandad's life long collecton of glass eyes - you get a new one to match the way your eye changes throughout life and a spare or two I expect. Anyway he had them made into a necklace - and that's a fact!
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BigWill
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Here are mine:
1. I once met Sir Richard Attenborough (as he then was) at a football match.
2. I was once asked to be a contestant on Blind Date
3. I once had a pint with Melvyn Bragg
The lie has gotta be 2. No girl would ever be that desperate! 
BigWill
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1 I played cricket with Tim Brooke-Taylor 2 I played cricket with Sir Gary Sobers 3 I played cricket with Sir Ian Botham
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Here are mine:
1. I once met Sir Richard Attenborough (as he then was) at a football match.
So before he changed his name to David then?
I'm getting a bit confused now but if Damien comes on here and says he's Mayor of London you'd better believe it.
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Nobody has eight vertebrae in their neck....................unless they're a giraffe possibly?
Giraffes like all other mammals have seven vertebrae in their neck.
So, you're not a mammal!
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Here are mine:
1. I once met Sir Richard Attenborough (as he then was) at a football match.
So before he changed his name to David then?
Nope, before his peerage.
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Southend is the place to go for Pierage.
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1 I played cricket with Tim Brooke-Taylor 2 I played cricket with Sir Gary Sobers 3 I played cricket with Sir Ian Botham
I see a theme in this one....
I dunno who the first 2 people are so I'm guessing at... Ian Botham?
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OK here`s my three:
1.I once lost my passport in Qatar and had to seek out the Consul. 2.I had a curry with Tony Christie and my friend called him Julie Christie. 3.My grandfather was a blind master baker. Dave
3 is the lie.........................you're grandfather couldn't have been a "master baker" as you have to be one to qualify as a mod around here! 
BigWill
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1 I played cricket with Tim Brooke-Taylor 2 I played cricket with Sir Gary Sobers 3 I played cricket with Sir Ian Botham
3 is the lie....................Ian Botham never could play cricket! 
BigWill
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OK here`s my three:
1.I once lost my passport in Qatar and had to seek out the Consul. 2.I had a curry with Tony Christie and my friend called him Julie Christie. 3.My grandfather was a blind master baker. Dave
3 is the lie.........................you're grandfather couldn't have been a "master baker" as you have to be one to qualify as a mod around here! 
BigWill
I thought you had to be a mass debator to be a mod round here? 
*scuttles off very quickly to find a big rock to hide behind*
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OK here`s my three:
1.I once lost my passport in Qatar and had to seek out the Consul. 2.I had a curry with Tony Christie and my friend called him Julie Christie. 3.My grandfather was a blind master baker. Dave
3 is the lie.........................you're grandfather couldn't have been a "master baker" as you have to be one to qualify as a mod around here! 
BigWill
Wrong Will Sorry
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OK here`s my three:
1.I once lost my passport in Qatar and had to seek out the Consul. 2.I had a curry with Tony Christie and my friend called him Julie Christie. 3.My grandfather was a blind master baker. Dave
3 is the lie.........................you're grandfather couldn't have been a "master baker" as you have to be one to qualify as a mod around here! 
BigWill
I thought you had to be a mass debator to be a mod round here? 
*scuttles off very quickly to find a big rock to hide behind*
...................go find your own rock...................this one's mine! 
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No one's got the right answer yet...
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OK here`s my three:
1.I once lost my passport in Qatar and had to seek out the Consul. 2.I had a curry with Tony Christie and my friend called him Julie Christie. 3.My grandfather was a blind master baker. Dave
3 is the lie.........................you're grandfather couldn't have been a "master baker" as you have to be one to qualify as a mod around here! 
BigWill
Wrong Will Sorry
Good god.......................don't even start to explain how he put the holes into the gravy rings! 
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the glass eye is the lie
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swanseadave
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Ithink no.1,Fen.
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Benchista
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Here are mine:
1. I once met Sir Richard Attenborough (as he then was) at a football match.
2. I was once asked to be a contestant on Blind Date
3. I once had a pint with Melvyn Bragg
The lie has gotta be 2. No girl would ever be that desperate! 
BigWill
Just shows how wrong you are! LWT were really struggling to get anyone to go on the show back in 1986, and begged me and some friends to do it (the sister of one of them worked for LWT, and we had a quick tour between pubs). An appointment at the pub Fen had never heard of until the other day was far more inviting.
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Garry McNamara
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the glass eye is the lie
If Erm says she has she has more than one udder she is lying - a cow has one udder and four teats.
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Linux_Lady
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Here are mine:
1. I once met Sir Richard Attenborough (as he then was) at a football match.
2. I was once asked to be a contestant on Blind Date
3. I once had a pint with Melvyn Bragg
The lie has gotta be 2. No girl would ever be that desperate! 
BigWill
Just shows how wrong you are! LWT were really struggling to get anyone to go on the show back in 1986, and begged me and some friends to do it (the sister of one of them worked for LWT, and we had a quick tour between pubs). An appointment at the pub Fen had never heard of until the other day was far more inviting.
That is so cool.. so were you picked and did you actually get to see the woman before hand? was she nice or a total minger? and did you feel crushing rejection if you weren't picked? so crushing you feel that Blind Date has ruined your life to date and spoilt any chances you have at a normal relationship?
(I dunno what your relationship status is, so no offence if you're happily with a lovely Mrs Benchista! )
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Benchista
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No one's got the right answer yet...
the glass eye is the lie
Except after a long session at the Ship and Shovell, when he's got TWO glassy eyes.
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BigWill
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I'll have you know I'm perfectly capable of letting beautiful young ladies like yourself take advantage of me even when I'm stone cold sober..................so "advantage" away! 
You used to be a body builder! Well I'm quite into fitness as well you know...........................if you count winding up your alarm clock each night before you go to sleep as "exercise" that is!.....................Well I do! 
BigWill
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Benchista
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Nah, we all ran away for a pint. Nothing cool about it!
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BigWill
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No one's got the right answer yet...
the glass eye is the lie
If Erm says she has she has more than one udder she is lying - a cow has one udder and four teats.
.................why that's just udderly ridiculous! 
BigWill
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"fater"......................it's Irish for "father" Huw........................anyway, i've gone and corrected it now so no one will know what the hell you're talking about! 
BigWill
That's okay - I've just gone and corrected it back! :-)
[I love being a mod sometimes. ;-)]
Absolute power corrupts absolutely.....................and I have absolutely no idea who said that.............................no wait....................it was me, just then! 
But I must say I wish I was as intelligent, good-looking and modest as all you wonderful Mods.
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BigWill
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Eight vertebra indeed.........................he's got a bit of a neck claiming that! 
BigWill
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mjc7uk
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No one's got the right answer yet...
Eight vertebra indeed.........................he's got a bit of a neck claiming that! 
BigWill
Nah! It'll be more of being pain in the neck...
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BigWill
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Glass eyes are cool -I mean Peter Falk and Sammy Davis Junior - how much cooler can you get.
I had a friend at art school who inherited his grandad's life long collecton of glass eyes - you get a new one to match the way your eye changes throughout life and a spare or two I expect. Anyway he had them made into a necklace - and that's a fact!
...............and speaking of glass eyes, did you hear the one about the prostitute with the glass eye and the perverted sailor who liked to stick it in her eye socket? She said she'd keep an eye out for him the next time he was in port! 
BigWill
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Fen
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No one's got the right answer yet...
Eight vertebra indeed.........................he's got a bit of a neck claiming that! 
Erm got the right answer. No glass eyes.
BigWill - I've got x-rays to prove the extra vertebra. My Grandfather had the same, although my two brother onl;y have the standard seven!
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BigWill
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No one's got the right answer yet...
Eight vertebra indeed.........................he's got a bit of a neck claiming that! 
Erm got the right answer. No glass eyes.
BigWill - I've got x-rays to prove the extra vertebra. My Grandfather had the same, although my two brother onl;y have the standard seven!
I think you'll find that eighth one was the radiographer's thumbprint! 
BigWill
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Bettina
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No one's got the right answer yet...
Eight vertebra indeed.........................he's got a bit of a neck claiming that! 
Erm got the right answer. No glass eyes.
BigWill - I've got x-rays to prove the extra vertebra. My Grandfather had the same, although my two brother onl;y have the standard seven!
I said that hours ago ...
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BigWill
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No one's got the right answer yet...
Eight vertebra indeed.........................he's got a bit of a neck claiming that! 
Erm got the right answer. No glass eyes.
BigWill - I've got x-rays to prove the extra vertebra. My Grandfather had the same, although my two brother onl;y have the standard seven!
I said that hours ago ...
............yes, but the message takes longer to reach his brain cause he's got an extra vertebra! 
BigWill
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Fen
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I said that hours ago ...
Sorry 
Missed your post. Add a beer to the tally
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Badgerman
Don't mention the Mushrooms!
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My three are,
1/ I won a photography competition and my picture was made into a postage stamp. 2/ I broke my ankle while sliding down an emergency chute after the plane I was on made an emergency landing. 3/ I once threw a dart at a horse shoe fixed to a barn door and the dart went through one of the nail holes first throw.
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If I could, I probably would.
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Ian_A
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Glass eyes are cool -I mean Peter Falk and Sammy Davis Junior - how much cooler can you get.
My great-grandmother had a glass eye. Often it worked its way around in the socket and presented an all-white eye with 'Made in Hong Kong' written on it.
Not cool at all ...
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Garry McNamara
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Yeah that's only cool when it's your real eyes.
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Dave_Cox
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My three are,
1/ I won a photography competition and my picture was made into a postage stamp. 2/ I broke my ankle while sliding down an emergency chute after the plane I was on made an emergency landing. 3/ I once threw a dart at a horse shoe fixed to a barn door and the dart went through one of the nail holes first throw.
I reckon 1 is the lie - just 'cause this is a photography forum and the answer is too likely to be true!
Here's my three:
1: I've served in all three of the armed forces at various levels
2: I have a national medal for sporting acheivement
3: I've raced cars (full sized, not models)
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Nod
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My three are,
1/ I won a photography competition and my picture was made into a postage stamp. 2/ I broke my ankle while sliding down an emergency chute after the plane I was on made an emergency landing. 3/ I once threw a dart at a horse shoe fixed to a barn door and the dart went through one of the nail holes first throw.
Is #1 the fib?
My 3...
#1. I dislike violence but used to be good enough at it to be hired for the potential.
#2. In some countries, I wouldn't have been allowed to marry my wife for reasons close to incest.
#2. I could never eat an animal whose name I knew.
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Bettina
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My 3...
#1. I dislike violence but used to be good enough at it to be hired for the potential.
#2. In some countries, I wouldn't have been allowed to marry my wife for reasons close to incest.
#2. I could never eat an animal whose name I knew.
Is #3 the fib?!
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Ian_A
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Yeah that's only cool when it's your real eyes.
It's not going to happen though, I mean, they're normally connected to the back of your head by stalks:
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Garry McNamara
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That's an amalgam of all the forum members, that is.
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Badgerman
Don't mention the Mushrooms!
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My three are,
1/ I won a photography competition and my picture was made into a postage stamp. 2/ I broke my ankle while sliding down an emergency chute after the plane I was on made an emergency landing. 3/ I once threw a dart at a horse shoe fixed to a barn door and the dart went through one of the nail holes first throw.
Is #1 the fib?
No 1 is wrong..... 

Is it 2 or 3
-------------------- Regards, Colin.
If I could, I probably would.
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Wildlife & Landscape Photographer.
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Badgerman
Don't mention the Mushrooms!
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Here's my three:
1: I've served in all three of the armed forces at various levels
2: I have a national medal for sporting acheivement
3: I've raced cars (full sized, not models)
I think no 2.
-------------------- Regards, Colin.
If I could, I probably would.
www.colinsargent.co.uk
Wildlife & Landscape Photographer.
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Badgerman
Don't mention the Mushrooms!
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My 3...
#1. I dislike violence but used to be good enough at it to be hired for the potential.
#2. In some countries, I wouldn't have been allowed to marry my wife for reasons close to incest.
#2. I could never eat an animal whose name I knew.
I think 3
-------------------- Regards, Colin.
If I could, I probably would.
www.colinsargent.co.uk
Wildlife & Landscape Photographer.
Edited by Fen (23/06/2008 20:11)
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Ian_A
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Needs a hat then!
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Dave_Cox
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Here's my three:
1: I've served in all three of the armed forces at various levels
2: I have a national medal for sporting acheivement
3: I've raced cars (full sized, not models)
I think no 2.
Wrong, I have an NSRA national gold medal for small-bore rifle shooting. I was also an RAF cadet at school, Royal Artillery gunner and a Sea Cadet Cops PO instructor, so all three services covered!
It's 3 - I have done a track day and skid-pan at Goodwood, but never actually raced.
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Dave_Cox
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My three are,
1/ I won a photography competition and my picture was made into a postage stamp. 2/ I broke my ankle while sliding down an emergency chute after the plane I was on made an emergency landing. 3/ I once threw a dart at a horse shoe fixed to a barn door and the dart went through one of the nail holes first throw.
Is #1 the fib?
No 1 is wrong..... 
Is it 2 or 3
Ok then - I reckon 3 (who could make number 2 up!)
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Linux_Lady
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Oooh, this thread has been rather smashing and super so I'm going to have to try and find some other games to keep myself amused with!
I've learnt a lot of very interesting things about some of you guys... *writes all down in little black book *
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john_g
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After that lead-in, Holly, I guess that number three is the lie?
Here's my list: 1. I've appeared on the Shirley Bassey Show. 2. I was one of the "Milk Tray" men on the adverts. 3. I was offered the freedom of the City of London, but turned it down because I don't have any sheep.
2 is the lie. I happen to know you're a Cadburys fruit and nut case! 
BigWill
Yep!
<<<Stands up>>>
My name is John and I'm a fruit and nut case.
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TH-Photos
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Needs a hat then!
Sounds like a cue for Fen to work his wonders with whichever manipulation prog, he has.
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TH-Photos
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Work is crap.... so does anyone want to join me in 'two truths and a lie?' it can work.. kinda 
If you want to guess someones lie.. you have to write down your own 3 statements, one lie... two truths.. and then everyone can guess where you are telling porky pies...
Mine are:
1) I managed to grow a rude shaped vegetable which appeared on the Richard and Judy show 2) I have blonde afro hair and have it chemically straightened regularly 3) I won my weight in toblerones in a kids magazine when I was 13
Soo, for a horrible Monday.. join me and give me 3 things about your life! (and try to guess my lie )
Reminds me of 'Call My Bluff'. The obvious answer is 2 about the hair as it seems the most implausable. However, I'm going to plump, in best CMB style, for no 1 as the rude veg was a feature of 'That's Life' with Esther Rantzen.
My 3 statements are:
1: I've been in a footballer's wife's home. (With the footballer's wife)
2: I've had a photo ripped off by the DFES.
3: I've found royal desent in my family history.
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Badgerman
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My three are,
1/ I won a photography competition and my picture was made into a postage stamp. 2/ I broke my ankle while sliding down an emergency chute after the plane I was on made an emergency landing. 3/ I once threw a dart at a horse shoe fixed to a barn door and the dart went through one of the nail holes first throw.
Is #1 the fib?
No 1 is wrong..... 
Is it 2 or 3
Ok then - I reckon 3 (who could make number 2 up!)
Ha Ha...got you....no 2 is the lie and a good one at that 
I did win a photography comp and the prize was a complete Canon camera outfit worth £750 at the time and my winning picture was made into the stamp...posted above. I did throw a dart at a horse shoe and it went into one of the nail holes, it was witnessed by a mate of mine and we both threw darts for the rest of the afternoon trying to do it again with no luck...ruined two sets of darts.
-------------------- Regards, Colin.
If I could, I probably would.
www.colinsargent.co.uk
Wildlife & Landscape Photographer.
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Linux_Lady
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The obvious answer is 2 about the hair as it seems the most implausable.
You'd think that, but I have 2 hairs to every folicle in my head and twice as much hair as normal white people - my hair is afro - caribbean so I think we have some cool blood in our family even though both parents look white! my mum is adopted though.. so I think the cool genes come from her side of the family!
I know you're a bit of a stud.. so I think the footballers wife story is true.. and the photo one, well... I'd say it was also true.... so I think it's 3 and that you' aint from any Royal line.. but you're a chav like most of us on here
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Fen
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1: I've been in a footballer's wife's home. (With the footballer's wife)
2: I've had a photo ripped off by the DFES.
3: I've found royal desent in my family history.
I'd say #1 is the lie.
Nearly everyone has royalty in their family tree if they go back far enough. For example; My Paternal Grandmother's ancestor was (supposedly) the ba$tard child of Henry 8th and Mary Boleyn, "Henry Carey" aka "Henry the Boleyn"
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ermintrude
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1: I've been in a footballer's wife's home. (With the footballer's wife)
2: I've had a photo ripped off by the DFES.
3: I've found royal desent in my family history.
I'd say #1 is the lie.
Nearly everyone has royalty in their family tree if they go back far enough. For example; My Paternal Grandmother's ancestor was (supposedly) the ba$tard child of Henry 8th and Mary Boleyn, "Henry Carey" aka "Henry the Boleyn"
Yes but fen, almost everything about you is, lets say, non-standard
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TH-Photos
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1: I've been in a footballer's wife's home. (With the footballer's wife)
2: I've had a photo ripped off by the DFES.
3: I've found royal desent in my family history.
I'd say #1 is the lie.
Nearly everyone has royalty in their family tree if they go back far enough. For example; My Paternal Grandmother's ancestor was (supposedly) the ba$tard child of Henry 8th and Mary Boleyn, "Henry Carey" aka "Henry the Boleyn"
Yes but fen, almost everything about you is, lets say, non-standard
Holly sussed that 3 is the lie, I've not found royality in my tree, the nearest I've got is a distant cousin, a decendant of one of the pioneers that set up Salt Lake City, claims to have married the 25*greatgrandson of Edward 1st.
1: The footballer's wife was Alex Best
2: The National Childminding Association used a picture I sent them as a cover shot for their monthly magazine, it later surfaced in a DFES publication and on their website. I complained and was told that the original, sent after a request for pictures of what we did during National Childminding Week, with the copyright details on the rear was destroyed after they scanned it. The NCMA thought it OK to let the DFES use their archive.
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Nod
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My 3...
#1. I dislike violence but used to be good enough at it to be hired for the potential.
This one's true - I used to be an ejection technician for a nightclub - the Timepiece in Exeter (many years ago).
#2. In some countries, I wouldn't have been allowed to marry my wife for reasons close to incest.
Also true - my sister is married to my wife's brother and they were married before I married my wife. My wife and I have been together for more than 20 years but only married last year and our siblings have just celebrated their 11th anniversary and have been together for just 12 years.
#2. I could never eat an animal whose name I knew.
Knowing the history of the meat on the table makes it better IMO. Mass produced meat simply can't compare.
-------------------- MATWSIJ.....
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Linux_Lady
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My wife and I have been together for more than 20 years but only married last year
That's soooo cool.
Can I possibly ask why, after 20 years did you decide to tie the knot? feel more than free not to reply if it's personal and sorry for prying if it is! My Mums boss married her husband after 18 years and they only married 'cos he has 2 kids he never sees - both in jail and hate him as their mother apparantly poisoned them against him... and he married his wife so that when he dies, everything goes to her as he was worried his will might be contested.
Not the most romantic reason
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1 I played cricket with Tim Brooke-Taylor 2 I played cricket with Sir Gary Sobers 3 I played cricket with Sir Ian Botham
I see a theme in this one....
I dunno who the first 2 people are so I'm guessing at... Ian Botham?
Well the second gentleman is in fact the worlds greatest ever cricketer but I won't bore you with details of what he could do. The first ...I mean you've never heard of the Goodies, I'm sorry I haven't a clue, I'm sorry I'll read that again and the Happy Apple....just do your research lady!!  Actually you are quite correct.
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