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Old 01-23-2008, 04:37 PM #1
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Default Let's play a game
I am not a new member of NT, however, I'm not familiar with the lot of you. So....let's play a game. State 4 things about yourself, and one of them is not the truth. The person who posts beneath you is supposed to guess which of the four things is the untruth. After you take a gander, state four things about yourself, and so on..... I hope this makes sense. I'll start.

1. I can play 3 musical instruments
2. I was a competitive swimmer in school
3. I have a brother named Craig who is shorter than I am
4. I have been skydiving
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