People Discuss The Dumbest Lies They've Ever Heard

Who among us hasn't gone through a bit of a lying phase? I was never a pathological liar, but in my youth, I tended to stretch the truth a bit to make my life seem more interesting. I would tell my mom stories that never happened, like claiming I had a wacky substitute teacher that day when in reality, I had a completely normal substitute teacher. I would also lie about my dreams, making up wild scenarios about what happened in the realm of sleep. The best part about dream lies was that they didn't hurt anybody (except maybe God).

A level of skill goes into being a good liar, and some people don't have it. Whether you're a 3rd grader or a 75-year-old man, you've probably heard some obviously fake stories in your days. Redditors recently shared some of the dumbest lies they've ever heard, and they've got to be seen not to be believed. 

Author image for Emmy Pratt Emmy Pratt
Advertisement

Stay entertained and up to date by following us on Facebook and Instagram!

Tags

ask reddit the truth funny stories funny story lies truth askreddit reddit story dumb people stupid people dumb reddit thread stories Reddit i lied lie stupid
Scroll Down For The Next Article

Also From Memebase

Dry-Aged Memes For Folks Who Enjoy Them

Dry-Aged Memes For Folks Who Enjoy Them

Trending Now

55-year-old mom schedules family cruise right before her 30-year-old daughter's grad school graduation, forcing the family to chose which event to attend: 'Many have already said they can't afford both'

55-year-old mom schedules family cruise right before her 30-year-old daughter's grad school graduation, forcing the family to chose which event to attend: 'Many have already said they can't afford both'

01
Aunt contributes $11k to 17-year-old niece's college fund, refuses to give more money when sister spends most of it on her prom: 'Can you spot me $2k just for now?'

Aunt contributes $11k to 17-year-old niece's college fund, refuses to give more money when sister spends most of it on her prom: 'Can you spot me $2k just for now?'

02
'We paid for your childhood, now it's your turn': Entitled mom expects 26-year-old daughter to pay her bills and cover the cost of flights and hotels for a European family vacation because she paid for her as a kid

'We paid for your childhood, now it's your turn': Entitled mom expects 26-year-old daughter to pay her bills and cover the cost of flights and hotels for a European family vacation because she paid for her as a kid

03
Salaried employee takes a 1hr 18 minute lunch, is docked 2 days of PTO in retaliation: 'There is no specific lunch break time'

Salaried employee takes a 1hr 18 minute lunch, is docked 2 days of PTO in retaliation: 'There is no specific lunch break time'

04
'Her brother doesn't like me and the feeling is mutual': New dad's brother-in-law asks him to babysit his kid on Father's Day, doesn't understand why he declines

'Her brother doesn't like me and the feeling is mutual': New dad's brother-in-law asks him to babysit his kid on Father's Day, doesn't understand why he declines

05
Woman refuses her mom’s demands for comfort and a place to stay after her golden-child younger brother, Luke, finally moves out and ghosts their mother, forcing her to face her own favoritism: ‘she’s all alone now and suddenly wants to “reconnect”’

Woman refuses her mom’s demands for comfort and a place to stay after her golden-child younger brother, Luke, finally moves out and ghosts their mother, forcing her to face her own favoritism: ‘she’s all alone now and suddenly wants to “reconnect”’

06
Advertisement