**danielle~! ✅** @00dani@octodon.social · Apr 23, 2018, 05:10

**danielle~! ✅** @00dani@octodon.social · Apr 23, 2018, 05:10

danielle~! ✅ @00dani@octodon.social

i saw half an episode of "would i lie to you?" the other day and i'm still trying to figure out how the show works?? you tell an outrageous story about yourself and the other team have to figure out whether it's true or a lie

but it looks like the person telling the story is given a card to look at first?? what's on the card?? does it just say "lie" or "tell the truth", or are there actual stories on there you can pick from, and if there are wouldn't they all necessarily be lies???

**Lizardsquid of ░░░░░░** @lizardsquid · 2018-04-23T05:11:34Z

Lizardsquid of ░░░░░░ @lizardsquid

@00dani I think they preprepare prompts - so they give them a prompt for a true story or for a lie, and they have to tell the story or improvise based on that on the spot

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**danielle~! ✅** @00dani@octodon.social · Apr 23, 2018, 05:35

**danielle~! ✅** @00dani@octodon.social · Apr 23, 2018, 05:35

@lizardsquid that makes a lot of sense! so the cards always have a Prompt on them, but it might be a prompt that the player provided earlier or one that the crew made up? c:

**always coming home** @nightpool@cybre.space · Apr 23, 2018, 05:36

**always coming home** @nightpool@cybre.space · Apr 23, 2018, 05:36

@00dani @lizardsquid or like, a prompt that leads to a true story ("tell me about the craziest party you've ever been to") vs a prompt for a lie ("a crazy college party..... and then 4 clowns walk in")