Legion World Forums LEGION COMPANION Spaceopoly 2 True Statements, 1 Lie

2. I once ran into John Shea (Lex Luthor from Lois & Clark) in an Irish pub in Manhattan.

1. I once dated a woman more than 20 years older than me.

3. I once was seated with Ray Bradbury, Mark Evanier, and others at a San Diego Comicon-related banquet.

Ibby has it!
It was actually Poul Anderson, not Bradbury. The rest of the details are correct.

John Shea was at Paddy Reilly's. i was there to see Black 47 play; they were a fave of mine at the time.

And yes on the older woman. I have often had... appreciation for baby boomer women.

What a colorful life you've led, Kent!

1) I was once asked out by a half-Indonesian old enough to be my parent.

2) I was once asked out by a part-Indian/part-Swiss bartender.

3) I was once asked out by a half-Japanese who already had a significant other at the time.

Yes, I've told Blaze about all the above

Well you told him all except one.

Was it this one you didn't tell him?

3) I was once asked out by a half-Japanese who already had a significant other at the time.

1) I was once asked out by a half-Indonesian old enough to be my parent.

Are you sure you were just asked out by those people?

3) I was once asked out by a half-Japanese who already had a significant other at the time.

Hey, does not Blaze have an unfair advantage?!?

^

seeing as I picked Blaze's answer before him, it doesn't matter.

So we need smeone to guess #2 already!

Oh, I'm changing my answer to:

2) I was once asked out by a part-Indian/part-Swiss bartender.

Picked the wrong answer by accident. Sorry Quis.

Hmmm... good point. I just won't answer to IB's questions where I'm sure of the answer.

Blaze indeed knew the answer to this when I told him about the question (honest ), and in any case the correct answer was the last one remaining

(the bartender who asked me out was part-GERMAN.)

Over to you, Blaze!

1) While touring the ancient ruins of Angkor Wat, I had to briskly walk to the nearest toilet, which was about 1KM, to poop. Other tourists suspiciously looked at me and I tried my best to pretend nothing's wrong.

2) My friends wondered where I'd been. They didn't have a clue.

3) I was so upset, I didn't pay the toilet fee.

So if he already knew, why did e answer? Sorry, but this seems a bit out of bounds.

Hmm, well Blaze guessed the answer based on what I've told him before, and I take the blame for encouraging him to post his guess. I didn't actually tell him which of the choices would be the lie.

To make it fair, and I'm sure Blaze would agree since he was concerned about it too, let's negate the question and give the next question to whomever posts next. How is that?

Ok, so the next poster gets to ask the next question.

Well, it's been a week. Since I suggested invalidating the last Q&A, maybe I should just ask a new question since it was my turn anyway?

Good idea.

Okay

1) I had an omelette with tomatoes and olives the other day.

2) I had roast chicken with a honey-garlic-thyme-hot sauce mixture the other day.

3) I had marble potatoes with olive oil and Italian herbs the other day.

2) I had roast chicken with a honey-garlic-thyme-hot sauce mixture the other day.

The mixture didn't contain garlic, and you are correct, Kent!

okay, then.

1. I have flown both Alaskan and Iberian airlines, but in neither case to/from the geographic regions for which they are named.

2. The only non-US or non-Canadian airline that I have flown on a flight within continental North America is Air St. Pierre.

3. I still hold a grudge against Delta because they once lost one of my bags, one that contained most of the climate-appropriate clothing I wanted to have handy at my destination.

3. I still hold a grudge against Delta because they once lost one of my bags, one that contained most of the climate-appropriate clothing I wanted to have handy at my destination.