Thanks to Frank for hosting Fibbing Friday this week, a fun challenge where we can lie through our teeth and get away with it as the questions might be legit, but the answers are pure fiction!
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- What is the Battle of Little Big Horn better known as?
Bullfight at the OK Corral. - Who wrote the Gettysburg Address?
The General Post Master - Who said, “And so, my fellow Americans: ask not what your country can do for you—ask what you can do for your country.”?
Roland McDonald at the Beef Farmers Union Meeting. - What happened at the Bay of Pigs in April of 1961?
The biggest barbecue of the century. - What does the Cold-War acronym, SALT stand for?
It’s a repeat order to the bartender meaning Same as Last Time. - What was Abraham Lincoln’s profession before entering into politics?
Second hand car dealer. - Why did George Washington refuse to run for a third term as President of the United States?
He got hit on the head by a broken cherry tree branch and lost his memory. - What are the first ten amendments to the United States Constitution better known as?
Donald Trump’s Tweets. - Who has the largest signature on the Declaration of Independence?
Bill Pullman - What is the significance of Plymouth Rock?
It’s an original candy called Plymouth with Rock written all the way through it.
Haha! # 6 is the best
They were all fun.
Yes that’s true
Funny answers Di and I went with barbecue on #4 also.
Made sense to me…… all that bacon!! Great minds Jim.
You do make me smile 💜💜
So pleased I do Willow. 🙂
Thank you 💜
We seemed to be thinking along the same lines for #4!
It appears to be a popular response Frank!
Great answers Di! I especially enjoyed George and his cherry tree (branch)…great reason! 😉
Thanks!!
# 5 & 6! So fun to read your great answers. 🙂
Glad you looked them Barbara.