001 (text, then video)

[electroburst]

we're playing two truths and a lie. if you've never played, it's a game where you say three things: two that are true, one that isn't, and everyone tries to guess which one's the lie.

if you wanna go hard mode, do it with the camera on.

[ the "camera" comes on a moment later to Reno's grinning face. ]

I'll go first!

One: I've got a license for just about anything that flies, and I'm a certified flight instructor.
Two: I've had the same job since I was twenty-two.
Three: I don't have a favorite color.

[ His poker face is immaculate; there are no tells, just his smirk and his unflinching eye contact with the camera. Good luck with your guess. ]


( this is an open post, so feel free to threadjack and play this silly game amongst yourselves. i only provide drunken party entertainment here apparently. )

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[mercedis]

Two. I thought we got married with our matching scarves, so that has to put you to at least four or five.

[theleadingman]

[Ah yes.]

Well, we certainly did exchange vows, of a sort— I wear it close to my heart, I'll have you know. With that in mind, I would put the count at six.

[He is, of course, lying— but the mirth in his voice is undeniable; he's quite enjoying himself.]

[mercedis]

Do you? I've never seen it.

( hint hint. )

Six is a lot, though. Can't tell if you're able to split your affection that many ways successfully.

[theleadingman]

Can't have it out on display, can I? Besides, far more sentimental to wear it beneath the vest.

[As for splitting his affection—]

It is quite a juggling act, I'll confess. A lesser man would never be able to manage it.