liespeopletell.com

I found LiesPeopleTell.com while visiting a newspaper site where they had a very intriguing review. I'd like to quote some of that review here because it's what made me visit this amazing website: It's the confessional box of the digital age, offering conscience cleansing and anonymity without the 10 ``Hail Marys.'' "Since he posted his first lie on the Internet four years ago, Web host Chris Riseley of Santa Rosa unexpectedly found himself father confessor for a cyberworld filled with the victims and perpetrators of untruths. About 1,000 ``visitors'' a day from all over the world now click on to his ...  Read the complete review

A rather weird, fun, amusing site and one to visit if you have ten minutes free. What attracted me to this site, is that it can be a break from the norm. I am increasingly finding the internet less enjoyable, my enthusiasm is wearing off, perhaps the nice summer weather has something to do with it. Apart from Dooyoo, I don’t visit that many other sites, so when I was bored I thought I would widen my horizon and found this site to visit. This site is a dream come true for anyone wanting to find a descent lie and may I add a plausible for any event. Some lies are stupid but plainly obvious others you wouldn’t have thought off and some or ...  Read the complete review

This site is a huge database of every lie known to mankind. The site has a menu, which is divided, into section such as people, spirit, art, politics, sex and teens. Each section features all the lies that people tell for example the sex section features lies that women tell men, lies that men tell woman. So you can find out if you nearest and dearest has been lying to you. You can even seek advice if you have been lied too. It even has lies our bosses tell us and lies that our kids tell us, everything is here. Check out the top 100 lies of all time, this features the very best lies every used. You can also win a FREE T-shirt all you ...  Read the complete review

I found the site liespeopletell.com while searching through staceys freebies as a site that gives away free t-shirts. Basically you register with them to gain a somethingorother@liespeopletell.com email address and then you have to sign 200 peoples guestbooks using your new address recommending their site! They do give you another alternative of only having to sign 100 peoples guestbooks and even how to find them, but though the t-shirts are worth wearing I think it would be easier to pay for them (that is an option!). ...  Read the complete review