2 truths! 1 lie! Lets goooooo

Create a vibrant illustration representing a group of friends sharing funny and quirky anecdotes, with thought bubbles reflecting their truths and lies in a colorful, playful setting.

2 Truths and a Lie Challenge

Are you ready to test your skills in deception detection? Join us for a fun-filled quiz where you'll have to identify the lie among two truths told by friends! Can you figure out who is fibbing and who is telling the truth?

12 engaging questions
Fun and interactive format
Perfect for friends and family gatherings

12 Questions3 MinutesCreated by GuessingGamer23

Eric

I was an early adopter of the first iphone

I am (slightly) ambidextrous

My first paid job was at a church

T. Kyle / Gify

Harry

I met Britney Spears in 3rd grade

I once convinced a mugger to only take $10

I was once pictured on Chance the Rapper's wikipedia page

Team Coco / Gify

Alyssa

I drove from the mexican border to northern ontario within 48 hrs

I came first in a bike messenger alley cat race

I didnt go to elementary or high school in english

Sarah

When I was a child, our home was a perpetual construction project, and my favourite toy was my tool-belt which had real metal tools (I was very proud of this). One of the most tragic moments of my child life was when I accidentally left the tool-belt in the trench for the foundation of a huge extension we were building, and the concrete for the foundation was accidentally poured over the tool-belt. RIP tool-belt, preserved for posterity.

When I was a child, our home had a serious fire. Many things melted, including our plastic fridge letters. When we removed the melted letters from the fridge, we realised four of them spelled 'MELT' (the fridge was black with soot, but the area under the magnets was white) .

When I was a child, I told my little brother that if you poured apple juice cartons on a tree, apple juice would grow on the tree... In the cartons. We poured apple juice on the tree, and then in secret I taped cartons to the tree. My brother was convinced for many years apple juice grew on trees in the cartons.