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"old games"

So you can make all the worst picks and still go to Antarctica.

Welcome, Douglas! Thanks for being here!

^ Like Please don't scrape the Archive. Aside from the simple matter of being respectful to the archivists who spend a lot of time to input the data, there are controls built into the server that I have no control over that may blacklist you. I then have to go through the rigmarole to address blackl...

When I appeared in late 2009 it was already common for Johnny to miss tapings and to have to re-record intros on returning to work. I was grateful that he was in and healthy on my tape day (and pronounced my name right on the first try). I also recall, on watching some tapings from the other side of...

On Facebook Kelly Miyahara reports she has begun standing in for Johnny as announcer. Would it be wrong to fear that at the age of 94 Johnny has given his last introduction?

In other news, the states will not get their first 5-time champion governor this election.

I have no problems. E-mail me your IP address.

Ironhorse wrote: ↑

Sun Nov 04, 2018 7:58 pm

Nobody cares about anybody's Coryat/Lach trash from an old game

FTFY?

For historical organization purposes it's much better, IMO, if all discussions pertinent to a game go in the thread for that game, if such thread exists. The "New old" games thread is generally for really old games that predate JBoard (and, for the most part, any Jeopardy! Internet discussion forum,...

Zombie threads are the best.

Which browsers did you try it with on your laptop?

Back ON topic: has never appeared on Jeopardy!

Sweet drone video

Google Maps doesn't have a 3-D model of this structure but if you position yourself just right you can get a fairly good perspective view.

If it's an actually existing structure and not sci-fi, based on it being so distinctive yet unfamiliar to Western eyes and Google's AI, it's likely in some little-known burgeoning metropolis in Asia, like in a former Soviet republic or perhaps in China. On a hunch I used Google Maps to scan Pyongyan...

Just as influential in the slasher genre as the correct Final response, but on the other end of the quality spectrum, is Blood Feast (1963) . Anyone who thinks the correct response was innovative in its summary disposal of the protagonist during a hotel stop before the end of the first act should ch...

I'm going to take a stab and guess it was a little film by George A. Romero.

Volante wrote: ↑

Sat Oct 27, 2018 9:13 pm

stock code doesn't include that part.

Any ideas on how to fix it?