Dave's Web Of Lies - A Week of Lies

The lie of yesterday

Yodelling vultures are the most common cause of death in the Swiss Desert.

Source: Paul Wayper

Submitted on Thursday the 9th of August 2012

Obligatory Self-reference

The lie of last Tuesday

In the 19th century, Coca-Cola contained real cocoa.

Source: rayner

Submitted on Sunday the 3rd of December 2006

Obligatory Self-reference

The lie of last Monday

Please, do not delete the given message. Money obtained from spam will go to the help hungry to children uganda

Source: sveta

Submitted on Saturday the 23rd of June 2007

Obligatory Self-reference

The lie of last Sunday

Freemasons are such a secretive society that they never find out who the other members are.

Source: Prof Ivor E Towers

Submitted on Wednesday the 31st of March 2010

Obligatory Self-reference

The lie of last Saturday

The economy of Easter Island, which was based on the trading of mud, was brought to its knees in 1726 when missionaries explained that mud could be made by mixing dirt and water.

Source: Russel Smith [email protected]

Obligatory Self-reference

The lie of last Friday

Arthur Wilson was the only human in history who was able to breath underwater. Born with a birth defect on the side of his neck, these human 'gills' allowed him to breathe underwater for an unusually long period of time.

Source: Joey

Submitted on Thursday the 5th of August 2004

Obligatory Self-reference

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Last updated Dec 19, 2009