Two truths and a lie

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Re Pollock print,
That is why I interpreted it as brain waves. My wife has a different opinion.

My wife and I are both into 20 - 40’s music and clothes.

My wife and I like to watch CNN.

My wife and I have a saying - If we were exactly alike one of us would be wasted.

^^
Is it the third one?

I believe it's #1 for Dr. Laugh.

You both interpreted the painting the same.

1. I was put into classes to work on my speech, particularly pronouncing s and z.
2. 8th grade was when I got my first and only girlfriend.
3. I once let food rot in my backpack for at least a month before it dawned on me that I should check what the smell was coming from it.
4. I still have the plastic Iguana I'd gotten on a trip when I was about 8 or 9.

#2 for Mr. Fixit Man

Seeing as I have done 3 myself , I think it was 3 for SP

I don't believe Mr. Fixit Man would let that happen......I sense that there's an element of OCD in him.

so I changing my vote, in harmony with Ferris' vote.

1. I was in speech therapy in part because I couldn't pronounce /s/ or /r/ and I had a Bostonian accent (also known as a "drawl", to my grandmother's horror).

2. I was an extraordinary artist until about the age of 8. My work was truly very good, highly esteemed, and displayed around the town.

3. I was a very good athlete in a few school sports, until age 10 when a girl on my track and field team teased me for running with an awkward gait and sticking my neck out too far. I never went back to any of my sports.

#1. I've never heard a Bostonian accent referred to as a "drawl."

1 is true. That's what my grandmother (the perfectionist model who made me walk with books on my head) called it.

Try again.

#3?

Yes, my lie is the third one. The track and field part of the story is true, but that was the only sport I ever tried in school. I wasn't "a very good athlete in a few school sports".

I ran quite fast on the track and field team but did quit when a girl named Sian made fun of me.

Mine was actually 2 -- it was 7th grade, not 8th. 3 actually did happen. It was a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, and I ruined a book before I noticed.

1.) I loved playing sports during my middle school years. Many of my peers saw this as a way to help me fit in.

2.) I was in a Shakespeare play and the female lead was a girl who I had a huge crush on.

3.) I wrote my first story when I was 16. Although I didn't realize it at the time, I was expressing my frustrations over not being allowed a relationship and a social circle. In fact, I'm actually glad I did not have a social circle during my high school years and a relationship.