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Thanks for hosting, clt013, and sorry to Larry Wilcox. I waited a solid week to submit, hoping I'd recall that name, but nuthin'. Some rescues are beyond the capabilities of the CHP! :lol: Apology accepted. Frankly, I'm just glad nobody mistakenly referred to me as Gary Sandy. Your friend, Larry Wi...

That clue started a medley of 'Biko' and 'Sun City' in my head that lasted far longer than the think music. I knew neither was the correct answer, but it's hard to think with the music blaring.

Me on Q9: I should use Newfoundland Time. Also me on Q9: Nah, people know Newfoundland Rime because it’s got the weird half-hour thing. I’ll just put Atlantic Time, the super secret time zone to those of us in the US. Womp Womp Silly me thought DT and ST would be counted separately and went PST hop...

Erik Estrada - 6 NOT USED Larry Wilcox WILL IT NEVER END?!?! Your friend, Larry Wilcox i went with estrada over wilcox because i thought estrada was the obvious and people would go with wilcox...going to have to start going to level 3 as people are at level 2 these days So, clearly, I cannot choose...

I also thought this was harder than last week, on par with a regular 'adult' contestant quiz. 42/50. Count me in also for Doberman (I thought, just maybe, pinsch-ing would be something done with the forelegs...).

clt013 wrote: ↑

Tue Oct 08, 2019 9:35 am

Erik Estrada - 6

NOT USED
Larry Wilcox

WILL IT NEVER END?!?!

Your friend,
Larry Wilcox

The relative results of South Africa, Australia, Japan and South Korea here could be Exhibit A in the landmark ‘Is TD Gambling or a Game of Skill?’ case.

Oh, God. Enough!

A bad game is nice once in a while, just for the pleasure of seeing Disdainful Alex unleashed.

SONG: ‘(1962) Nothing can stop the BLANK, BLANK, BLANK, BLANK of BLANK’

why can one guess what clarke award is and one can't guess what clio is unless they have heard of it? Because Arthur C. Clarke was a science fiction author and Clio is the muse of history. but even without knowing any background on those 2, a person can still guess an area for which they are given ...

45/50. I spent the entire Fortnite countdown pretending to punch things. I don't think J! accepts responses in charades format.

ETA: Thanks as always to those who put up the video and answers.

I've made that same mistake in the past, but I have now learned from my mistakes and pretty soon, you will too. "Do we learn from our mistakes? I surely hope not / Takes all the fun out of making them again" (A personal favorite lyric. I love Trout Fishing in America.) And there you have your perfe...

Even if "Olympic torch" had come up, I would have instantly swatted it away. The torch doesn't go on boats or planes; it only goes on land. Don't be ridiculous. I'll be more ridiculous: It's been to SPACE! (the torch at least, not the flame) https://www.nasa.gov/content/olympic-torch-completes-long...

In retrospect, WTC isn't the worst answer, especially since it opened in 1973. WTC was completed in 1973, but it opened in 1976. Actually Alert! The WTC actually opened before it was completed. 7WTC wasn’t even built until the 80s, but each individual building started taking tenants before the buil...

CasketRomance wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 27, 2019 12:22 pm

might want to look up the definition of stalking

NHO stalking

Bigdogstalfos wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 27, 2019 1:25 pm

Hugo Z wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 27, 2019 12:59 pm

I thought "outcast men" was the key phrase here.

That and Irish-born strongly implies his grave is not in Ireland/UK based on the years, like it’s maybe in Paris...

Didn't Yeats die in France, too?

Like Christine, I, too, said the other major world building that opened in 1973. Unlike Christine, I said the other-other major world building that opened in 1973. For me, at least, it would've been important to recognize the 'world = not US' rule of thumb. I do generally hate those (that one, alon...

Thanks again for the game. Since I don't have a car, anybody who wants my Turtle Wax, send a PM. I'm keeping the Rice-A-Roni, though. Yum.

Ironhorse wrote: ↑

Wed Sep 18, 2019 2:35 pm

"Pick up the pace" is a rude thing to say to a group of volunteers who don't do this for profit whatsoever.

hear hear