A cat
A hat
A mat
A bat
A DAT
Those
I say that you have no cat.
4 true, one lie:
A baseball autographed by several famous professional wrestlers from the 80’s.
Jay & Silent Bob inaction figures.
$40-odd worth of Woodstock '94 script.
An inflated, laminated porcupine fish.
A jar of gen-u-ine, from the woods, Kentucky moonshine.
(I was terribly tempted to put “a pair of white socks” as my lie, but it’d be too obviously true to be anything but a lie).
Jay and Silent Bob.
Bzzzt.
Damn, I was on a roll too. I’ll guess the moonshine then, I have a hunch you drank it all.
4 truths, one lie:
Autographed copy of *Dry Guillotine *by Rene Belbenoit
Autographed 8x10 portrait of T-Bone Walker
Autographed LP Are We Not Men by all of Devo
Hand-tooled purse depicting A-1 Beer logo
1910 Lincon penny in NM condition
Definitely one of the autographs. Hmm, Walker has been dead for almost 40 years so I’ll go with that one.
Incorrect.
I never had it in the first place. ![]()
BBzzzzT
Nope.
The penny then.
My cat
I have no bat. I owned an Al Kaline model as a young pup, but that was long ago.
Yep, you got me there. Very proud of the other four. ![]()
My 5:
- A 1000 Baht note form Thailand
- An original Bunny Yeager print of Bettie Page
- A three-legged cat named Ziggy
- A football signed by both Aaron Rodgers and Brett Favre
- A Travelocity Gnome
Football. Book it.
Yep, too easy I guess.
My five:
A human skull
A collection of Gourmet magazines from the early 70s
A hula lamp
A psychedelic bird house
An ice cream maker
- A monkey carved out of a coconut approximately 30 years ago.
- A piece of currency denominated in the millions (6 zeroes).
- A genealogical chart of the Kuwaiti royal family.
- A passport that had to be replaced when I ran out of blank pages, after having it expanded twice.
- A book containing an article written by me and translated into Danish.
Hey guys, if you’re gonna post a new one how about you take a shot at answering some while you’re at it.
I think only tdn’s list is still open; I’ll take a shot at the bird house. The human skull is weird enough that it’s probably true.