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16 Instances Where People Technically Told The Truth, Even If They Were Just Being Dumb About It

Two memes from Reddit's /r/technicallythetruth.
Two memes from Reddit's /r/technicallythetruth.

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Published July 08, 2024

Published July 08, 2024

Famously, former President George Washington could not tell a lie, and neither can the people in these humorous internet posts. While they may not have provided the most useful or appropriate responses, they did answer with honesty. You have to give them that. It is, technically, the truth.

Reddit's /r/technicallythetruth exists to gather and record moments where somebody has said the right thing but not what they were supposed to say. Where a sign has interpreted a situation very literally, or a speaker has implied something but not truly meant it. If you can't handle the truth then these memes might not be for you. But if you're a fan of straight-faced, dry-as-the-Sahara humor, these memes are exactly what you need.

Because at the end of the day, honesty is not just the best policy, it might also be the most entertaining one. In an age of misinformation and AI, finding joy in telling the truth and nothing but the truth is just about the most wholesome thing anyone on the internet can do.

Facts

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Fully True

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Wedding Bells

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Technically, It Is

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Garage Life

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Highly Accurate

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Not A Scam, Technically

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False Alarm

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The Last Act

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Contemporary Art

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Venusians Unite

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Education In Action

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Be Careful! It Is Sliced

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Gracias

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Doubly Accurate

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Gussying It Up

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