Display title | The Munchausen |
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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | He's been everywhere, seen everything, done it all and more. Given any chance, he'll tell you all about it, whether you want him to or not. His adventures may be blatantly impossible, or simply impossible to believe, but he rarely shuts up about them, and generally reacts badly to anyone openly doubting him. This character may be crazy, deluded, a Con Man, or a compulsive liar. The most common subversion of this is for the listener to dismiss his tales, and then find out that The Munchausen was telling the truth all along. |