Two truths and a Lie

[Lorenzo Vero]

#2 is the lie?

 

[Victoria de Lacey]

I'm gonna say 2 is the lie

 

[Professor Elvera Le Fey]

Both incorrect number two is correct. I am left handed.

 

[Victoria de Lacey]

oh damn, guess it’s your turn again

 

[Ivy Cullen]

I will let you have another guess.

 

[Pierre Bonnet]

you're left handed?

 

[Professor Elvera Le Fey]

Yes I am. But what am I lying about.
1: I have a dog named Odin.
Or
3.: I was blonde as a child

 

[Pierre Bonnet]

i can't read apparently

i dont think you have a dog called odin

 

[Professor Elvera Le Fey]

you are correct. I dont have a dog, and that dog is not named odin (I think one of my colleagues had a dog named odin when i posted that)

okay Zaz. over to you

 

[Pierre Bonnet]

i've met a president of the united states

i've shared a drink with chris hemsworth

princess mary (of denmark) once followed in my foot steps

 

[Leigh West]

I’m going to go the drink with Chris Hemsworth as the lie.

(Although there i could say princess Mary of Denmark as there is no longer a Princess Mary there)

 

[Victoria de Lacey]

valid i should say queen mary. it’s not meant to be a trick

 

[Teddy Pirrip]

I reckon meeting the president is a lie because it's the most believable of the three (and also I want to know the story behind the other two more)

 

[Professor Marigold Cooper]

So Verity is right and the lie is actually that I've met a president. I've met other world leaders, but never a US president.

@Teddy Pirrip your turn!

Chris Hemsworth: When Chris was in Sydney I was working up in the North Shore, Chris came into the caffe and paid for everyones drinks who was waiting in line because he was in a rush and wanted them to make his first. He toasted us all as he left. Really funny and down to earth guy

Princess Mary: On a school trip to kangaroo island, we took a guided tour around the village there and I tripped over a rock. A week later, Queen Mary (then princess) tripped over the same rock. I enjoyed that a lot.

 

[Teddy Pirrip]

I have a huge phobia of birds pooing on me that I can't go outside without a hat/hood/umbrella.

I once cried during a job interview providing an example of a challenging situation I'd handled. They had to stop me to clarify that they meant a professional challenge, not a personal one.

I live within 5 miles of where I was born. I've travelled but learnt there really is no place like home.

 

[Alistair MacKenzie]

i think 3 is the lie, i bet you live like 4.5 miles from home

 

[Beatrice Grey]

Is #1 the lie?

 

[Teddy Pirrip]

1. Nope, completely made that up.
2. Seriously? No one thought that was a lie? Well, yeah, that happened and the best part is, I got the job and still working there 7 years later.
3. True, I just googled it to double check and it's 4.1 miles

@Beatrice Grey you got it!

 

[Beatrice Grey]

2. Seriously? No one thought that was a lie? Well, yeah, that happened and the best part is, I got the job and still working there 7 years later.

I almost guessed number 2 but then I thought "that would happen to me"

1. I broke my arm when I was 4.
2. I work with medical students.
3. I have sung at Notre-Dame in Paris.

 

[Lumos Walden-Cade]

I'm pretty sure you've done 3, so im going to say 2 is the lie.

 

[Beatrice Grey]

I'm pretty sure you've done 3, so im going to say 2 is the lie.

Number 2 is not a lie.

 

[Lilith Ilves]

1. I broke my arm when I was 4.
2. I work with medical students.
3. I have sung at Notre-Dame in Paris.

Imma say number 1 is the lie, I have nothing to back this claim but my trust in Zazz's word of being sure you have done number 3