Liar, liar, pants on fire.

[sinkwriter]

Yesterday I participated in LiveJournal's "Writer's Block" exercise entitled "Two Truths and a Lie," posted here on my LJ, because I found it fun.

What I found even more entertaining were your answers to the question, "Which of these three statements is a lie?"

To refresh your memories, here are the three statements from that post:

1. I bake an awesomely delicious loaf of homemade pumpkin bread.

2. I played a homeless woman in a production of "Rent."

3. I once sang backup for the band Poison.


First of all, lostakasha, no pumpkin bread for you! *laughs uproariously*

;)

Secondly, pluschi, if you get the opportunity, you must go see a production of "Rent." It's awesome! Unconventionally good. (Callie will back me up on this. Right, callieach? *GRIN*)

Finally... the answer to the puzzle.

As the shadowy informant Deep Throat once told Special Agent Fox Mulder on The X-Files: "A lie, Mister Mulder, is most convincingly hidden between two truths."

#2 is the lie.

Though I know many of the lyrics to songs from "Rent," I have not yet had occasion to be in a production of it. Thank you to those who thought I could have been. Heeee.

Which means, yes, I do make a mean loaf of pumpkin bread (at least, so I've been told, heh), and yes, I really have sung backup for Poison. *wicked grin*

Rock on!


P.S. That XF reference was for all my X-Phile friends, though I will admit I first thought of bardsmaid when I remembered the quote. :)

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