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patrickq
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BaldJean
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your lies are tough
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A shot of me as High Priestess of Gaia during our fall festival. Ceterum censeo principiis obsta |
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TCat
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If that is a lie then I will claim it because I have visited one. Talk about weirds-ville. Couldn't get out of there fast enough.
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It's a 50/50 chance now. I'll go with number 2.
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ok, last attempt: 2 is the lie
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A shot of me as High Priestess of Gaia during our fall festival. Ceterum censeo principiis obsta |
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patrickq
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Now I feel bad! That is true about my father’s cousin. Always seemed like a nice guy! Anyway, the thing about David Bowie is 100% Fake News. |
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This is Colorado City I’m talking about, btw. At the time the focus was on the church / town (actually the same thing) scamming the state for social service $$$. Later everyone realized the real crimes were perpetrated on the townsfolk (especially young girls) by the leaders. |
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BaldJean
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ok, spot the lie: 1) my wife Friede and I run a restaurant, at which all employees are as hairless as we, even the cleaning woman. 2) our oldest daughters Alice and Dorothy (age 17) are both 6'6'' tall. 3) Friede and I were once both pregnant with sextuplets at the same time; only 2 each survived though. 4) we both take amanita muscaria, a hallucinogenic mushroom, for religious purposes every 3 months. good luck with guessing
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A shot of me as High Priestess of Gaia during our fall festival. Ceterum censeo principiis obsta |
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patrickq
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hmmm.... I’m going with #3
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Let's see: #1 must be true. Not because people with alopecia universalis are running around thirteen in a dozen and all of those pursue a career in horeca, but otherwise there remains the intriguing possibility of finding a hair in the soup. #2 is not very likely, but could be. 6'6" (1.98 m) is a very unusual length for a woman, left alone for two. Yet it could be. #3 seems too unlikely to be the right answer. I opt for #4. Though amanita muscaria is hallucinogenic and used for the described purpose in rituals indeed, I don't see how the consumption of this toadstool combines with the Gaia cult: learning to fly instead of making contact with Mother Earth seems a wyrd way to celebrate it . Edited by someone_else - June 26 2019 at 04:09 |
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TCat
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I also have to guess #3, at least that was my first inclination. |
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patrickq
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now that I think about it, #3 could be possible in theory, if two people were both using IVF at the same time. If this was 17 years ago, six embryos could have been implanted in each case. However, I’m not speculating about Friede’s or Jean’s case.
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3) is in fact true. 5 years ago we wanted to get pregnant again
with intrauterine insemination; our biological clock was ticking. due to
our ages we had to take a lot of fertility drugs. our gynecologist had
informed that lots of multiples could occur, but we decided to take the
risk. the first attempt was a failure, so for the second one the dose of fertility drugs was increased. we
actually both rolled a die as a kind of playful oracle before we went
for the insemination, and when we both rolled a 6 we laughed. however,
when we went for the first ultrasonic examination on Oct 1st and were
told that we both were really pregnant with sextuplets we were quite
shocked and needed a stiff drink (one should of course not drink alcohol
while being pregnant, but a stiff one was medicine in this case). as it
later turned out they were two sets of identical triplets each, and all
girls. the chance for that was 6.25%, by the way. had we been wives of
Henry 8th we would probably have been decapitated for bearing no male
offspring. we called our daughters Alice
and Dorothy, and they asked us to wait an hour before coming home. we
then knew they were up to something; they had already behaved very
secretly in the previous weeks, always locking the door of their room
from inside, and we had heard some sounds of manual work from within. when
we finally came home they had decorated the front door with a huge 12
on top and a sign saying "Home of the Fertility Goddesses Jeanine and
Friederike". they had invited a few friends, and when we got out of the
car two sedans were waiting for us into which we had to get. four of
their friends carried those sedans inside while Alice and Dorothy
paraded in front, one playing a guitar, the other banging on a drum
singing some silly ditty they had written ("seht wie die Göttinnen sich
vermehren vieltausendfach! kniet nieder, ihr sollt sie nun verehren
vieltausendfach! oh wie ihre Körper schwellen von der Frucht ihrer
Eizellen"). the floor was decorated with some
purple fabric. we were carried to two thrones they had constructed that
were decorated with gold paper. we had to sit down on them and were
equipped with crowns and scepters that were made of gold paper and
colored glass beads. the whole scene was hilarious, and we really had to
laugh. these multiple pregnancies were however
a big problem too, logistically as well as financially. had they all
survived we would have needed a bigger house, and taking care of them
all would probably have required hiring some nurses too. we contacted a
few manufacturers for diapers, baby food and baby clothes and asked if
they would perhaps be interested in advertizing with us, and many were
very interested. we grew really really big during our pregnancies. we
had Cesareans on Apr 10th 2015. only four survived though, the
strongest of each triplet. we felt a strange mixture of sadness and
relief. we were sad only four survived but also aware that a problem was
solved, even if in a cruel way. the girls were named Siobhan, Selina,
Sharifa and Shiba. had all or most survived we
would have made it a big media event since we could have needed the
public attention. but the way it turned out we rather hushed it down. Edited by BaldJean - June 27 2019 at 09:49 |
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TCat
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^If I knew you had a story like that to back up your claim, I wouldn't have picked No. 3. Thanks for sharing! Amazing story.
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patrickq
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ok... #1? |
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