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answer what the title says.i havent got a op!!!



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I am not a crook fanboy liar.



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I was too chicken shit to break up with a girl so I told her my parents didn't approve of me dating her. I was like 21 at the time.



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When i was in the USA on vacation i told a little boy that we recently shot down a UFO in my country.

And he was like: "Really?"

And i was like: "Nah, i'm just kidding, it wasn't really a alien spaceship, ist was just some guy in a red suit riding through the air in a sleigh"

And then he started crying



“It appeared that there had even been demonstrations to thank Big Brother for raising the chocolate ration to twenty grams a week. And only yesterday, he reflected, it had been announced that the ration was to be reduced to twenty grams a week. Was it possible that they could swallow that, after only twenty-four hours? Yes, they swallowed it.”

- George Orwell, ‘1984’

I told Badgenome that he wasn't the father......but he was.



When I was twelve years old, I visited a friend's house for a weekend. One day, his mom cooked one of her "special" meals. I don't know what was in the food, but within 10 minutes of eating, I almost immediately lost control of my bowels without warning. I tried to go to the restroom, but it was occupied. My only choice was to grab a roll of paper towel and sneak out into the backyard to relieve myself; so that's what I did. For some reason, I thought it would be smart to place a cardboard box over the feces ("maybe they won't see it", I thought).

The next morning, there were flies all over the cardboard box. I realized my plan had failed. Of course, when he moved the box to investigate, he saw the steaming pile of shit that I left the night before. It even had some residue from his mom's cooking, but he didn't notice. Being the kids we were, he thought it was funny. I laughed too, to keep my cover. He says "No way! Who the fact took a shit in our backyard?!" Then for some reason I said "It was probably just a dog, dude." I didn't realize how stupid that was until I remembered the cardboard box conveniently placed over the crap. Upon realizing my mistake, I of course pretended that it was a joked and laughed. He laughed too.

It's been seven years and I still haven't told the family.