Two truths and a lie

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#3 is the lie actually I played harp/harmonica.

Sorry, Sir. I was asleep.

1. I danced with the Hare Krishnas in 1971.

2. I danced at a barefoot singles club in 1981.

3. I danced the Tango at Central Park in 1991.

If i may join? Is 2 the lie? Sounds like every autistics nightmare

I guess #3.

I’ve always wanted to do the Tango—but I’ve never done it. #3 is the correct answer.

Anybody is welcome to join!

In our younger days my wife and I took dance lessons including the tango.
Hour lessons are quite the workout. I was surprised.

I am good at dancing

I am not good at do it yourself projects ( such as carpentry)

I am good swimming

Thank you very much, good sir!

See, i cannot dance at all. I have a good sense of rhythm, since i am a musician/composer, but my motor skills are so bad, i actually make Johnny 5 look as graceful as a figure skater...

1. I almost hit my head on a diving board—like Greg Louganis, the famous diver did.

2. I hit my head on a lamppost playing football.

3. I broke and dislocated my right wrist playing basketball.

Robot is like Nijinsky when it comes to facility with language.

I will gladly take this as a huge compliment, thank you! I still make plenty of mistakes, though. In fact, i tend to forget about a good portion of the vocabulary whenever i am forced to interact with people in the outside world. Online, i can express every single bit of emotions properly and without any delay, but offline my social anxiety deprives me of every skill i have ever acquired...

I apologize for drifting off! Let's go back to the game now


Is the answer #2?

Yeah...I do the same thing. I feel like I've been having "word-finding difficulties" lately. Sometimes, I half-remember facts, and have to Google them for confirmation.

I actually did hit my head on a lamppost while I was playing football. I lost consciousness for maybe a second.

I can absolutely relate! Just eye contact can trigger those issues for me. It feels like it is getting worse and worse the older i get.

I've been to Oregon

I've been to New York

I've been to California

I find that many autistic people are able to use music to communicate very well.

In your conducting, are you good at a sort of non-verbal communication which encourages the musicians to play a piece well and faithful to your vision?


1. I work at a college library as my second job.

2. I used to work as an editor of nursing forms as my second job.

3. I used to work as an "order picker" as my second job.

#2 for Sentient Potato.

Darn. Foiled in about a minute. It's pretty hard to come up with these when I've spent most of my life glued to a screen, whether TV, PC, or nowadays a mobile device.

You're doing pretty good so far, Sentient Potato. Continue to go back to your childhood.