Complaint Department discussion

Well, Jacob's Ladder is a film. I have no idea the relative closeness to people in your area. For example, in my area, 20 miles away is far away. :) I guess number one because maybe crackers is American English and not British English. .. final answer : 1

so I'm left with #3

I have never seen that definition of my name usually it is supplanter, liar, thief, etc...

I actually find your def more accurate, all but the sports bit. I do enjoy lacrosse, soccer, and swimming tho. The rest seems pretty damn close except instead of girls its both girls and guys for me.

1 is the lie?

Oh sorry for the delay, the weekends plays havoc…

1) I've eaten Jacob's cracker Jacob's biscuits, cakes and cheese crackers are big in England and I have eaten them, so true

2) I've seen Jacob's Ladder, Yes, the film, seen it, so true

3) I have a friend called Jacob who lives near me in England. No, I don't, so that was the lie which means Monika wins!…

But thank you, I do have a cyber-friend in Jacob :-)))

HAHA Roger, I used to live in England, but probably not near you. I lived in Bristol from birth to the age of 3.

Actually, Bristol isn't so far from Ludlow, just over an hour by car on the M5.

Surprise, surprise...
I'm stealing the idea ;P

1. During all my school years there was never a guy named Jacob in my class.
2. There are three boys named Jacob in my neighborhood that I know well.
3. I once worked with a guy named Jacob.

3.

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I know I'm a bit late but for my pennyworth… #1

Preston is right, #3 is a lie. I think the name wasn't very popular when I was in school because I can't remember knowing a guy named Jacob from not only my class but from others too O.o' But now it must be rather popular if three of my neighbors named their sons like that :P

When I lived with my parents:
1. I had to rake leaves
2. I had to mow the lawn
3. I had to shovel snow.

Surely they are all true :-))

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Kit wins
My folks bought a leaf sweeper that crunched the leaves nd put them in a big canvas container for dumping. So I never used a rake.

1. I've already finished all my homework for the rest of the week today
2. I started a second job today
3. I didn't have class today

Number 2 is the lie. I'm going on the reasoning that most jobs won't train someone on a Thursday. Unless this is a private contract sort of job. Housesitting, dogwalking etc. If so, congratulations!!

#1

@Roger, lol typically that would be the lie, but no yesterday I was actually a productive member of society (very unlike today) so it's a truth. Sonja is right! I was hired on Tuesday, but they haven't even sent me the paperwork yet ._.

^^ congrats on the new job!

Find the lie:
1. I have been dumped because I was caught cheating.

2. I have been dumped because I didn't own a car.

3. I have been dumped because I didn't own a cellphone.

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#2

1. I don't believe it but somebody has to pick #1.

Preston wins. I never been caught cheating. I identify with polyamory. I'm in an open relationship right now. Maybe is the Aquarian streak in me. During my 20s had to deal with a lot of jealousy from both men and women. No matter. Past is past.

And yes, I been dumped b/c of no car.
at least that was the reason given.
Three months into it"I can't date anyone without a car."
As far as cell phones. This was true also.
Albeit the late 90s/early 00s. "I need to know where you are. No cell phone? Undateable."

I like practicing my stand up routine on you all. Thanks!

As a high school kid I worked in a supermarket:

1. stocking shelves
2. as a cashier
3. bagging groceries

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#3

#1

Marcie Wins. I never was a cashier. I did bag groceries and also stocked shelves.

1. I met a professional basketball player from the NBA this Saturday.

2. We drove to L.A on Wednesday to see Kobe Bryant's last basketball game.

3. My kids have had the chance to meet, get autographs, and take pictures w/professional athletes.

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#3… clearly :)

:) #3 is true. And we did get to meet an NBA player at my son's basketball game. He's from Preston's neck of the woods- Actually, Robin Lopez is from here, but plays for the NY Knicks. I would of wish #2 was true, but with front court seats selling at about $30 thousand...yeah, we didn't go :*( *sniff*. Go for it, Pres!

1. I have 8 umbrellas
2. I have 7 pairs of LL Bean Vacationland Walking Shoes
3. I have 30 baseball caps

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Kit Wins!

I don't even have one umbrella so... lol

1. I love horror stories with serial killers
2. I love horror stories written by Stephen King
3. I love horror stories with fantasy/sci-fi 'creatures'.

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Oh well… 2, then :-))

2 is indeed the lie Roger! I don't like King much at all and I like his son only marginally more.

Serial killers, on the other hand, are delightful as are vampires, werewolves, demons, angels, centaurs, vodyanoi, etc etc

Whoopee! I won… hating Mr. King though… tsk tsk :-)

Being topical, and with genuine sorrow at the loss…

1) Prince was the soundtrack to my life

2) I may be alone, but Prince a musical icon? I don't think so

3) I never bought a record by Prince.

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