Can you share some memorable stories from 'Would I Lie to You'?

Well, there are those stories where a panelist tells about an encounter with a famous person. Maybe they had a really awkward or hilarious moment with a celebrity. Like they accidentally spilled a drink on a well - known actor backstage at a show. This kind of story always makes for great entertainment on the show.

There was this story where a person said they had invented a unique type of coffee cup that could keep coffee hot for 24 hours without any external heat source. As they were questioned, it became clear that they were lying. They couldn't explain the science behind it properly and their body language gave them away.

Sure. One funny story is about a guy who said he had a collection of over 100 novelty ties, all with really wacky designs like a tie with a giant pizza on it or one with a picture of a unicorn puking rainbows. Everyone thought he was lying but he brought in a box full of them. It was quite a sight.

Yes, there are some really hilarious 'Would I Lie to You' stories. For example, once a contestant claimed that they had a pet ostrich that they took for walks in the park. It was so absurd that everyone thought it was a lie at first, but it turned out to be true. The look on the other contestants' faces was priceless.

A memorable one was when a player said they had once won a cooking competition with a dish made entirely of wild plants they had foraged. But when the panel asked for proof, like a photo or the name of the competition, they couldn't provide it. It was obvious they were lying.

A memorable Diogenes story is about his reaction to social norms. He would urinate in public, not because he was uncivilized, but to make a point about the artificiality of the social constructs that deemed certain natural acts as inappropriate. Also, his dialogue with Plato about the concept of 'man' was really thought - provoking. Plato defined man as a 'featherless biped' and Diogenes plucked a chicken and said 'Here is Plato's man', which was a clever critique of Plato's rather simplistic definition.

I'm sorry, without knowing the details of Solotouch Stories, I can't name any specific memorable characters.

Sure. There's a story about a young man who was deeply involved in gang activities. But after getting involved with the community described in the book, he started to change. He went back to school and eventually became a positive influence on other young people in his neighborhood.

Sure. One memorable story could be about a love story that spanned across different decades. Two people who met in the 1920s but were separated due to various reasons and then reunited in the 1960s. Their story shows the changes in society and people's values over time.

One memorable story from Elm City Stories might be about a young artist who found inspiration in the city's architecture. He started painting the beautiful old buildings and his work became well - known, which in turn put Elm City on the map for art lovers.