lexmarks' True or False (#2)

**iltos** · 25-Mar-2008, 11:44 AM #1

last page of #1 here, and the rules

Quote:

Originally Posted by lexmarks567

Basically you say a statement and the next person either says true or false. The statement has to be directed at the person.
then make a statement for the next person....and so on!

I'll start!

no...i will

next person is glad there is a new thread

cwwozniak · 25-Mar-2008, 11:50 AM #2

Quote:

Originally Posted by iltos

next person is glad there is a new thread

True. That means we can make another 5000 entries.

Next person is planning to be the one to make most of those 5000 entries.

clsxmas · 25-Mar-2008, 11:52 AM #3

False (I'll do my part however)

Next person is avoiding work by being on this thread

grandma77 · 25-Mar-2008, 12:15 PM #4

kind of true, I need to get outside and tend to the yard

Next person remembers bread being 20 cents a loaf.

clsxmas · 25-Mar-2008, 12:25 PM #5

false (no recollection)

next person thinks that bread was 20 cents a loaf in the 1950s

net_newsy · 25-Mar-2008, 12:58 PM #6

False, doesn't even know how it looks like during 1950's

next person will buy a bread, 20 cents a loaf.

cwwozniak · 25-Mar-2008, 01:17 PM #7

False.

FYI, According to the US Census Bureau the national average retail price of a one pound loaf of white bread was 14.3 cents in 1950. It rose to 20.6 cents in 1960 and 24.3 cents in 1970

From page 31 of this PDF document: http://www2.census.gov/prod2/statcom...T1970p1-06.pdf

Next person can remember filling up their car's gas tank for about the same amount of money as a single gallon of gas costs these days.