Originally Posted by
Ray Finkle
Weird.
All my friends that snowboard, would never say they went skiing.
They all went boarding.
But, hey. You be you....
I caught that too.
Kewl, please accept this free tip for more effective lying: simply omit the details rather than fabricate or change them. When you change details, this creates more information that you need to remember in order to keep your false narrative coherent. However, if you omit details and keep things vague, you reduce the amount of information you need to keep track of. For example, you could have just said you took a trip, period end of sentence, without including that it was a skiing trip, oops no wait snowboarding, with rented equipment, etc. etc. ad nauseam. Because you being you, you'll later forget what details you lied about and slip up.