41.   Some are tall tales.

42.   Stretched out on a white Naugahyde couch, he said that all those tall tales he told in the Hamptons are a thing of the past.

43.   Tall tales need to be wonderful and fabulous, not just preposterous and allegorical.

44.   Tall tales of horror and doom, of corruption and gloom, breed rapidly, spreading as fast as a cold virus in a room full of toddlers.

45.   Tall tales are rarely true, but this one is.

46.   Tall tales abound among these superstitious people and Fiona soon hears an earful.

47.   That book is a melange of scrambled geography, photos that look doctored and unbelievably tall tales.

48.   Tall tales.

49.   Telling tall tales can be a clue to self-esteem struggles and indicate that she needs some extra support to feel good about herself.

50.   The Bushies resort to these tall tales because they are theologically obsessed with missile defense.