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Below I have two truths listed, with a lie sprinkled someone in the mix. Vote on what you think is the lie and see if you’re right!
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Two of these are true, one is a lie with a hint of truth. Pick the lie.
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Oooh, I love this game. Pick the 1 lie, folks!
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So, when do we reveal the truth?
Great question! You can reveal your answer when you like. 
Personally, I will be revealing this weekend.
You know, I think I have trust issues. I just changed my answers to both @ZatannaAndHerSpells’ and @BestBeastBoy’s polls because I decided they were trying to trick me. One I might be overthinking but the other I’m pretty sure of…
I’ve never tricked anyone in my life! 
I can’t wait to see the answer to this one! 
I’m really hoping you were able to meet Jim Lee and Geoff Johns in one night. 
I’m definitely excited about revealing this one. I wanna see how many more votes I can get, but I can’t imagine I’ll wait too much longer
I’m super excited to read all of these answers. So many awesome possibilities!
I’m gonna follow Zatanna’s lead and wait for this weekend.
As an aside, I think I just realized, “I’m gonna follow Zatanna’s lead” is a sentence my soul always wanted to say.
I’m going to be doing hardcore NaNoWriMo (in real life these days I’m actually an author.)
Most people picked the wrong thing as the lie.
I really was a game designer for 10 years, and came really close to working on a Batman game.
I really did teach high school kids who were in a joint enrollment program to get college credits while still in high school for about 6 years, and the comic page was an assignment for Storytelling. Every year I hired professional comic artist Frederica Manfredi to take the one the class voted on and turn it into a comic page. It ran me around $120 each year.
As to the last - It was a lie, sort of. I really am in a wheelchair, and it really is hard to cosplay in one. I’ve done an ok Charles Xavier and I once did Robert Berathian turning my wheelchair into the Iron Throne, and I did “baby legs Deadpool” once too - While I did once consider doing gender bent Oracle, I’m too chubby to pull it off, and the costume was basically jean shorts, a batman t-shirt, and a laptop on a swivel arm with a batgirl mask hung on a handle strut - So it was bulky, cumbersome, and a lot of my griends and roommates didn’t get it - So instead I went as Batman in a back and neck brace and I fled whenever I encountered someone dressed as Bane.
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Bumping so hopefully more people see this and vote before the weekend
This seems to have slowed down enough, so I’m about ready to reveal mine. The truth is…I actually have 19 signatures in my copy of Superman Unchained. (Thanks, Baltimore Comic-Con!)
Despite everyone thinking it was the lie, my incredibly unpopular movie opinion is, in fact, true. Look, The Dark Knight is in my top 10 overall and I absolutely love it (and Batman Begins, for that matter), but Rises is something else entirely. I’m a sucker for third installments/finales, and this is no exception. Despite others’ problems w/ it, I still see it as an amazing conclusion to my favorite trilogy ever.
And yes, I did get to meet Jim Lee and Geoff Johns about a year ago in what was one of the most memorable nights of my life. I was actually lucky enough to win an early DCU sweepstakes to go to the Titans premiere in NYC and have a meet-and-greet with Jim Lee. There were supposed to be 25 winners, but only myself and one other person were able to make it, which made the event even more special. He even drew a couple impromptu sketches in the books I brought for him to sign. There were a bunch of other DC people there that I got to meet (Frank Miller, Dan DiDio, Adam Glass, Jason Fabok, Marv Wolfman, Tiffany Smith), but it was at the theater that I got to meet Geoff Johns as well, which was probably the best surprise of the night. Getting to talk to my favorite artist ever and then meeting my favorite writer was a dream come true!
Okay, most everyone got me…I don’t have any pitbulls, quite the opposite: we have two cute wittle Shih Tzus, but they are named Harley Quinn and Moxie Crimefighter.
I did start voiceover training this week, and it was a lot of fun. I’ve always been told I had a good voice and tried to look into how to get in the field years back, but couldn’t find the resources I needed. This just sort of found me recently, so hoping to get a side bidness going with it. If anyone knows where I could send my demo when I’m done, let me know!
And I did have that line in the educational film. It was a Huckleberry Finn scene and he tricked us neighborhood kids into giving him stuff to paint a fence for him. I got in with my 2 oranges!
This was a cool idea, thanks to everyone who put a poll up!
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