True or false?

Question

Ben Affleck's earliest memory is waving goodbye to his parents when they abandoned him at K-Mart on hearing of a cheese sale in Santa Fe.

Answer 1

I think, on balance, that's probably true.

Simply because this is Ben Affleck we're talking about.

I'd have abandoned him for a lot less than cheese.

Answer 2

False

Answer 3

False

Answer 4

False. It was a cracker sale. The cheese came later.

Answer 5

False.

Answer 6

Very funny.

What do you call a girl between two buildings? Ally
What do you call a man with a seagull on his head? Cliff
What do you call a man floating in the water? Bob
What do you call a man with a spade in his head? Dug

Answer 7

It could be true, especially if it was a tragic experience for him. I'm 41 now and I remember crawling around on the dining room floor and going under my dad's chair and his cigar ash falling on me and burning me on the shoulder. It was very trematic for me, therefore I still remember it.

Answer 8

you know it's true. you wrote that article about him in 'celebrity stalkers asking questions on yahoo' on july 14th.

and i think it's unkind of you to keep bringing this up. you said yourself that this had a most traumatic effect on him...and you forgot to mention that his parents did eventually come back for him, and that they brought him some lovely french brie too (which ultimately caused him to suffer from severe lactose intolerance in later years, but they weren't to know)

Answer 9

False - Ben afflek does not exist, he is only an obscure anagram.

Answer 10

Of course. I would say that abandonment is the key motif of his life - first his parents, then J-Lo, then the fans...