It was George Washington, but he didn't really say it. A book was written about him a 100 years after his death and one of the stories in the book relates that when he was asked who chopped down the cherry tree he said " I can not tell a lie. I did" This was a made up story that has come down to us as fact.
He said he cannot tell a lie
George Washington is known as the Father of Our Country. His famous words were "I cannot tell a lie." He is supposed to have said those words to his father after his father asked him if he cut down his cherry tree.
I cannot tell a lie. Because he chopped down a cherry tree and his dad asked him if he did and he said no but then he said "I cannot tell a bad lie"
Once he said it was "Tell Me A Lie," but he also said it was "I Want."
Oh wait, I tell a lie, i cannot. :-)
Abe Lincoln
George Washington
There is a famous apocryphal story that George Washington cut down his father's prize cherry tree with his new axe and said when questioned ,confessed with the words, "I can not tell a lie.". Lincoln was known as "Honest Abe".
A person paid to lie will hesitate in starting. They cannot answer you as fluently as a true person.
penis
virgils father said that virgil died and burned in hell meanwhile she didnt
In one interview he said it was "Tell Me A Lie" but in an other he said it was "I Want"