It looks pretty sturdy lately, yeah. But it ws pretty close to being a bunch of rubble in the middle of DC.
There's an elevator inside of it that takes people all the way up to the top, it ended up hanging on by literally a thread. I held on to it long enough for everyone to make it out before anything too bad happened.
[ Friendly neighborhood Spider-Man saving the day. ]
[ peter parker? as in... no way. it can't be. nico might be fan-boying a little inside. after all, he once quoted the comics to percy who didn't seem to catch the reference. ]
i'm leaning towards #3 but it's so outlandish that it might be true so i'll go for #2 is the lie
I've got nothing against swimming. I'm not particularly good or bad at it. Average, I guess. They wouldn't let me be captain, though.
Washington Monument and... Well, it's kind of a long story. But to cut to the chase, the elevator inside was ready to plummet some 500 feet to the ground and I swung in and stopped it just in time.
[ Panicked, all the while, but that's just a minor detail. ]
Random food seems likely to be a truth. Captaincy and the preservation of monuments are slightly more likely, though I don't really know what a school swim team is. Do you just swim in groups?
Is the point of the game to try and fool everyone else into thinking they could all be true?
[ Really. He doesn't know. His friends didn't ever play this game. ]
Sort of??? That's more like... Synchronized swimming. The swim team is more like... A race! You swim from one end of the pool and back, the person who does it the fastest is the winner.
I'm not really sure of the point of the game either, so I can't answer. I suppose it's an effective strategy to get people talking. Especially when the cover of the possibility of a lie makes it easier to admit more vulnerable truths.
The explanation helps though. The swim team is a lie.
I guess I kind of lied a little on that one.... She wasn't completely random. I'd just given her directions and she wanted to pay me back. The only thing she had was a churro. I couldn't say no to her!
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But that one is 100% true.
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it sort of caused a little bit of a mess 💦
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There's an elevator inside of it that takes people all the way up to the top, it ended up hanging on by literally a thread. I held on to it long enough for everyone to make it out before anything too bad happened.
[ Friendly neighborhood Spider-Man saving the day. ]
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i'm leaning towards #3
but it's so outlandish that it might be true
so i'll go for #2 is the lie
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You would be correct, then. 👍
I'm not the worst swimmer out there, but definitely not swim team material.
Especially not the captain
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cool.
i'm not much of a swimmer either.
which monument did you protect?
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If the world ends in a giant flood, I guess I'm kind of screwed.
Washington.
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[ Unless he's stumbled into some universe where giving directions is considered riveting storytelling. ]
They are both true, though
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I see. That begs the question: do you not like to swim?
I'm kidding. The more pressing query would be which monument and how?
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Washington Monument and...
Well, it's kind of a long story. But to cut to the chase, the elevator inside was ready to plummet some 500 feet to the ground and I swung in and stopped it just in time.
[ Panicked, all the while, but that's just a minor detail. ]
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May I ask what a churro is?
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It's delicious. It's a stick of fried dough covered with cinnamon and sugar. Have you never had one before?
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Sort of??? That's more like... Synchronized swimming.
The swim team is more like... A race! You swim from one end of the pool and back, the person who does it the fastest is the winner.
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The explanation helps though. The swim team is a lie.
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I'd just given her directions and she wanted to pay me back. The only thing she had was a churro.
I couldn't say no to her!
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that's a bit more understandable
especially because churros are delicious af
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