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The lies we all told our parents

You definitely said at least two of these to your parents at some stage.

YOUR PARENTS HEARD plenty of lies from you during your teens.

It’s all part of growing up isn’t it? A few white lies here, a sneaky party at your mates house there.

Well, on Twitter yesterday #LivesIveToldMyParents was trending and it gave us an insight into the kind of still popular untruths we tell our parents.

What lies did you tell your parents? Let us know your biggest porkies in the comments.

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