2 truths and a lie!

1) When I played golf on my high school varsity golf team, we made it to the state finals.

2) I've won a game of Billiards in a single turn before.

3) I love art and have personally taken art classes in New York City with the famous Bob Ross.

To know if number 1, 2, or 3 is the "lie" among them, then view below in the hidden white text (which can be seen be highlighting the text).

Number 3 is the "lie" but I do love art. Actually, my mother really did take art classes in New York City with Bob Ross!

xD I assure you that the first two are true for me (and the third a "lie" for me, but true for my mother).

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1) I am an avid anime watcher. I've watched at least 15 different anime(s). 2) I have played both King Of Fighters and Fire Emblem in my downtime, and my both my main and my secondary in Smash Bros are FE characters. 3) I knew, at one time, all of the Pokemon and their evolutions, even though I've never played Pokemon in my life.

Is #2 the lie? Maybe a portion of it is true, but not the rest? #3 sounds like a really tough one, but it is so out there and specific that I want to believe #3 is a truth; perhaps you learned them via your friends or something?

#1 is actually the lie. My cousin had a book explaining all of the Pokemon and their evolutions, interstingly enough.

Fair enough. If someone asked me if I like anime, I'd probably respond "yes." I got more into anime through friends mainly. The embarrassing par would come when they ask how many anime shows I've watched, because paradoxically my real answer is probably under 15 too; but the ones I've watched I like a lot

I also have a book like that too which explains all of the pokemon and evolutions. Pokemon Ultimate handbook? That is the one I have - perhaps the same as yours?

That sounds like it. I believe it had a pink cover...

I can do another one.

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1. I play Fortnite         2.I like Minecraft         3.I play Roblox

1. I am watching TV now. 2. I don't know what Roblox or Minecraft are. 3. I never lie.

lol - #3 has to be the lie. Paradoxically that was an easy one. If you tell me that 1 or 2 were the only lies instead, then you just proved number 3

1) I have an even record against the #4 player in my age group, whom I've played at least 5 times. 2) I have a plus score against Chess-Network. 3) I've played Sam Shankland once in a blitz game when he was US Champ.

That was a very easy one. But, is this a lie?