Enjoyed by my boss (usually at his guest's expense).
You have to make 3 statements about yourself.
2 are to be true and 1 false.
The game is to get the false one.
Any takers?
Game for business dinners
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Game for business dinners
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Paul Victory
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Re: Game for business dinners
As it's your suggestion, I think it's only fair that you should go first, Graham. 
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Re: Game for business dinners
I have participated in this "game" during various training and "team building" exercises. (I do not know if it helped, but I am retired and therefore beyond caring. 
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I believe that part of the exercise was determining through various in-person visual clues when someone was lying. I am not sure how that will translate to this forum.
As Paul said, go for it Graham.
Peter
)I believe that part of the exercise was determining through various in-person visual clues when someone was lying. I am not sure how that will translate to this forum.
As Paul said, go for it Graham.
Peter