Do you lie about your weekend activities?
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Re: Do you lie about your weekend activities?As opposed to 3am in the afternoon?(Original post by SAK.A)
You know the usual waking up at 3am in the morning and finding bodies on the floor of your house which is in the middle of nowhere.
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Re: Do you lie about your weekend activities?sex in hagrids barn(Original post by Expecto_Patronum)
If somebody who I really don't feel like talking to asks me, I'll just say I did nothing, regardless. -
Re: Do you lie about your weekend activities?gtfo VEgeta(Original post by Circadian_Rhythm)
It's difficult to lie about surfing TSR, looking for ways to inflate my ego..
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Re: Do you lie about your weekend activities?with snape he does hav a sexy voice(Original post by Expecto_Patronum)
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Re: Do you lie about your weekend activities?
Yeah. But only because most of my friends go out partyin' every weekend and I'm not realy into the whole partying and getting drunk thing, so I just lie and say I went out to see some "friends", or must of the time I just say I had a lot of homework and coursework to do.
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Re: Do you lie about your weekend activities?I'm always WELL proud of my 10 hours on Battlefield 2, 5 hours of old films and 3 hours of how I met your mother episodes.(Original post by izemjo)
Last week, I read two articles about adults lying to their friends/collegues about their week ends (what they have been doing). They stated that they were not confident to say the truth or "did not want to bore the one who asked" (I think the last argument is the same as the first; if you are confident you'll say you've been sitting on the couch watching movies the whole weekend and won't be bothered).
Personally, I don't understand why people should lie about such a banal theme. You cannot do something awesome every single weekend. Weekends are there for resting (especially for adults who work full-time during the week) and gathering new energy.
Now I am curious to find out if our generation (say 16 to 26 year-old-students) is making up things about their Saturdays and Sundays. Do you? Why? Discuss.
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Re: Do you lie about your weekend activities?
I tend to keep it quiet; I mean, if they discovered the real reason I was laying that patio on Sunday afternoon or where I got the money to buy that new car then I would be in serious trouble, wouldn't I? What I grow on my allotment is none of your business.
The low key is the best key.Last edited by ch0llima; 22-03-2011 at 01:26. -
Re: Do you lie about your weekend activities?(Original post by Gemma :)!)
I hardly ever do anything at the weekend because I live in a tiny village with no-one for miles around and rubbishy public transport links. And everyone knows that, so it's fine.
Theres loads to do in Liverpool though so how can you get bored? just asking? -
Re: Do you lie about your weekend activities?Don't actually live in Liverpool, it's just the closest place I can say without having to answer the "where the hell is that" question.(Original post by berryboysh)
Theres loads to do in Liverpool though so how can you get bored? just asking?
It'd take me two hours to get to Liverpool on our public transport. And, to be honest, I'd prefer to sit in all day lol! -
Re: Do you lie about your weekend activities?Thats quite a journey travelling 2 hours every day to get into Liverpool, at least you having temporary accommodation that saves a lot of hassle of having to get there. I like Liverpool, i like the shopping center (St Johns) and the sea front there in the summer and the museum (the one by the uni, marintine i think its called). It'd take me 40minutes to drive there or about 2 hours on public transport(Original post by Gemma :)!)
Don't actually live in Liverpool, it's just the closest place I can say without having to answer the "where the hell is that" question.
It'd take me two hours to get to Liverpool on our public transport. And, to be honest, I'd prefer to sit in all day lol! -
Re: Do you lie about your weekend activities?
This is an interesting thread... I don't think I'd lie about my weekend activities
But no one really asks me. Hmm... I feel socially ostracised now
but to be fair when I was at home I worked all weekend...The question is usually more "how was your weekend"
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Re: Do you lie about your weekend activities?Brap Brap(Original post by ch0llima)
I tend to keep it quiet; I mean, if they discovered the real reason I was laying that patio on Sunday afternoon or where I got the money to buy that new car then I would be in serious trouble, wouldn't I? What I grow on my allotment is none of your business.
The low key is the best key.

Love my life!