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I think you should hold your breath until he apologizes.Austin Powers wrote: Well, I have to admit, I don't know exactly what you meant there, so maybe I can help things by being more clear: BADuBois is a consistently good contributor to this board, and there's no reason to be snippy to him about a mistake that's easy to make. I think you should apologize.
Maybe that TD hasn't happened for dhkendall (aka the 15th Doctor) yet.econgator wrote:If by "could" you mean "already did", then I agree with you.dhkendall wrote:This could make a good TD question (well, not right away, obviously).mbclev wrote:I wonder if these contestants could name all 11 people who played the Doctor. In chronological order, they are:
William Hartnell
Patrick Troughton
Jon Pertwee
Tom Baker
Peter Davison
Colin Baker
Sylvester McCoy
Paul McGann
Christopher Eccleston
David Tennant
Matt Smith
That was just you. And times were different back then. Today, Madame Campbell would go to jail. She wouldn't be allowed to throw chalk at the students, either.bpmod wrote:That's funny. I always though French class was where one learned to kiss.alamble wrote:French class.TenPoundHammer wrote: Also 4/5 in Bands, missing only Cake. @#$!# fancy-pants words like "gateau". Where do you learn something like that?!
Brian
I sure couldn't. They divide into four categories for me:mbclev wrote:I wonder if these contestants could name all 11 people who played the Doctor. In chronological order, they are:
William Hartnell
Patrick Troughton
Jon Pertwee
Tom Baker
Peter Davison
Colin Baker
Sylvester McCoy
Paul McGann
Christopher Eccleston
David Tennant
Matt Smith
It was at least kind of Jeffrey to wager on FJ to let her back in the game when he would have been safer keeping her locked out.John Boy wrote:Amen to that. For much of the early part of the game I wondered if Mark was planning to let the others play at all. I also wondered how bad of a runaway it would be. That was a most impressive comeback by Jeffrey, even if it didn't quite catch him up. He acquitted himself admirably. And yeah, Amanda may be a good player but the poor girl just got steamrolled by a couple of real powerhouses.skullturf wrote:Oh yes, and very good job by the attorney in the middle, making it close after Mark had a big lead early.
Bonus question: Which of these actresses is no longer with us?econgator wrote:Carol Ann FordVanya wrote:I don't really watch the show so if you have any recommendations.
Louise Jameson
Deborah Watling
Wendy Padbury
Elisabeth Sladen
Sarah Sutton
Nicola Bryant
Sophie Aldred
Billie Piper
Freema Agyeman
Karen Gillan
Jenna-Louise Coleman
No Catherine Tate? She was a great companion.econgator wrote:Carol Ann FordVanya wrote:I don't really watch the show so if you have any recommendations.
Louise Jameson
Deborah Watling
Wendy Padbury
Elisabeth Sladen
Sarah Sutton
Nicola Bryant
Sophie Aldred
Billie Piper
Freema Agyeman
Karen Gillan
Jenna-Louise Coleman
Scott Stantis. He used to do the political cartoons for The Birmingham News back when it was an actual daily paper. He moved to Chicago.TenPoundHammer wrote:^ Prickly City, aka "the only political strip I enjoy". I remember a suburban family strip called The Buckets by the same guy.
Vanya wrote:Bonus question: Which of these actresses is no longer with us?econgator wrote:Carol Ann FordVanya wrote:I don't really watch the show so if you have any recommendations.
Louise Jameson
Deborah Watling
Wendy Padbury
Elisabeth Sladen
Sarah Sutton
Nicola Bryant
Sophie Aldred
Billie Piper
Freema Agyeman
Karen Gillan
Jenna-Louise Coleman
She reminds me of Margaret Thatcher. Added.ElendilPickle wrote:
No Catherine Tate? She was a great companion.
econgator wrote:The best of them: Sarah Jane Smith/Liz Sladen.
I just got done making a comic strip quiz on Sporcle. 75 strips, but no Prickly City. I've never even heard of it. Too bad, because it looks like fun.TenPoundHammer wrote:^ Prickly City, aka "the only political strip I enjoy". I remember a suburban family strip called The Buckets by the same guy.
From a quick look, maybe Dan Brodeur: http://www.j-archive.com/showplayer.php?player_id=2475 A teacher from CT, was second with 16,799 in December of 1997. (Very impressive in pre-doubled era!) And interesting... the eventual winner offered the tie - if he hadn't wagered to save a dollar, he would have been co-champion.MarkBarrett wrote: For figuring out Amanda's father does anyone want to try a search of "Connecticut" to look at all male losers who played in 1997 and had a "high" second place score. Of course pops could be from a different state. It may take the social media route to see if she has a maiden name? Or perhaps the hometown howdy would give a hint if that ever gets fixed?
You know, on some of them the name of the strip is visible.opusthepenguin wrote:I just got done making a comic strip quiz on Sporcle. 75 strips, but no Prickly City. I've never even heard of it. Too bad, because it looks like fun.TenPoundHammer wrote:^ Prickly City, aka "the only political strip I enjoy". I remember a suburban family strip called The Buckets by the same guy.
Try the quiz if you like: Click here to try Opus' super-awesome comic strip quiz on Sporcle.
She was funny, and she didn't go about mooning over the Doctor.Vanya wrote:She reminds me of Margaret Thatcher. Added.ElendilPickle wrote:
No Catherine Tate? She was a great companion.
Which ones? I thought I caught all those.Vanya wrote:You know, on some of them the name of the strip is visible.opusthepenguin wrote:I just got done making a comic strip quiz on Sporcle. 75 strips, but no Prickly City. I've never even heard of it. Too bad, because it looks like fun.TenPoundHammer wrote:^ Prickly City, aka "the only political strip I enjoy". I remember a suburban family strip called The Buckets by the same guy.
Try the quiz if you like: Click here to try Opus' super-awesome comic strip quiz on Sporcle.
