Come one Come all! Team Challenge!
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#3 is the lie. I was once in a Gerber baby commercial (I was a stunning young man) and I was in fact 25lbs at 6 months. The body image the media portrays for babies these days is soooo unrealistic.
Whenever you feel it's appropriate fire away.
#3 is the lie. I was once in a Gerber baby commercial (I was a stunning young man) and I was in fact 25lbs at 6 months. The body image the media portrays for babies these days is soooo unrealistic.
You will have to wait and see...lol
Im not sure we are supposed to give up the goods yet!
Im not sure we are supposed to give up the goods yet!
Chick, I think I remember you talking about Italy before; I'm not sure about the brother? But I'm going to guess #3 is out.
1. I was the arm-wrestling champion of my school.
2. I used to have dark burgundy hair.
3. I am a twin.
1. I was the arm-wrestling champion of my school.
2. I used to have dark burgundy hair.
3. I am a twin.
LOL, Conversation! I appreciate the enthusiasm, really I do! Thanks for the laugh!
I must confess, I told one truth and two half-truths.
1. I DID participate in some of the recess arm-wrestling matches in grade school, but alas, I was not the champion. I was just a nerdy bookworm who was trying to see if she could be tough. I did beat out a couple of other kids, when I came up against one of the class jocks (he was a foot taller than me), it was all over.
He was, however, cool enough to tell the other kids that I had been a challenge and put up a good fight. Very cool of him to lie like that in order to save my rep.
2. I came from a family, church, and time where only "bad girls" dyed their hair (unless it was an older woman trying to hide the gray.) A family member told me I'd look like a "cheap streetwalker" if I dyed my hair.
Of course, I did it anyway, and my co-workers loved it. I then dyed it a purplish-eggplant, and people loved that even more, but I had to dye it every month and was utterly frying my hair. I LOVE all the funky colors they have out today. If I had blond hair (that really showed off the colors,) I'd probably never let my hair go back to a "natural" color again.
3. Technically, I am not a twin. However, when I was a kid, my brother and I had the same bowlish-type haircut... and people always THOUGHT we were twins... because they also assumed that I was a little boy.
Thanks for the laugh! I must confess, I told one truth and two half-truths.
1. I DID participate in some of the recess arm-wrestling matches in grade school, but alas, I was not the champion. I was just a nerdy bookworm who was trying to see if she could be tough. I did beat out a couple of other kids, when I came up against one of the class jocks (he was a foot taller than me), it was all over.
He was, however, cool enough to tell the other kids that I had been a challenge and put up a good fight. Very cool of him to lie like that in order to save my rep.
2. I came from a family, church, and time where only "bad girls" dyed their hair (unless it was an older woman trying to hide the gray.) A family member told me I'd look like a "cheap streetwalker" if I dyed my hair.
Of course, I did it anyway, and my co-workers loved it. I then dyed it a purplish-eggplant, and people loved that even more, but I had to dye it every month and was utterly frying my hair. I LOVE all the funky colors they have out today. If I had blond hair (that really showed off the colors,) I'd probably never let my hair go back to a "natural" color again.
3. Technically, I am not a twin. However, when I was a kid, my brother and I had the same bowlish-type haircut... and people always THOUGHT we were twins... because they also assumed that I was a little boy.
