tell me 'bout the garoghlanian tribe of armenia.pleeeeeeez!?

Answer 1

Okay, here is where the trouble may lie: For Garoghlanian, all that I get is this:

"My Name is Aram. (Newly reissued). A modern classic. The book of 14 interconnected short stories published in 1940 consists of exuberant, often whimsical episodes in the imaginative life of young Aram Garoghlanian, an Armenian-American boy who is the author's alter ego. It is Saroyan's most celebrated work of short fiction- a boy's view of the American Dream. Aram Garoghlanian was a Californian, born in Fresno on the other side of the Southern Pacific tracks. But he was also part of a large, sprawling family of immigrant Armenians--a whole tribe of eccentric uncles, brawling cousins, and gentle women. Through these unforgettable, often hilarious characters Aram comes to understand life, courage, and the power of dreams."

So, it seems to be a fictious set of stories and you probably need to read the book to get the info -- sorry!

Answer 2

I cannot tell a lie / at some point young or old everyone has lied about something to someone no matter how big or small .