The Rankest Thread Imaginable

[alietr]

Could I please have, "#17 on Nixon's Enemies List"?

Thanks!

Schorr 'nuff

Now the question is whether you had to look it up like I did, or if you knew that.

[Woof]

Could I please have, "#17 on Nixon's Enemies List"?

Thanks!

Schorr 'nuff

Now the question is whether you had to look it up like I did, or if you knew that.

Andy, rest assured that, among the many things I've committed to memory, an ordered list of Nixon's enemies is not among them, nor ever likely to be. However, I will remember who #17 is from now on

[skepper]

Could I please have, "#17 on Nixon's Enemies List"?

Thanks!

Schorr 'nuff

Now the question is whether you had to look it up like I did, or if you knew that.

Andy, rest assured that, among the many things I've committed to memory, an ordered list of Nixon's enemies is not among them, nor ever likely to be. However, I will remember who #17 is from now on

I will admit that I stole this idea from Paul Newman's Playbill bio from his 2002 Broadway performance in "Our Town" (the funniest bio I've ever read, though I can only recall a couple of lines.) Among other accomplishments, he notes that he was #19 on Nixon's enemies list. I simply altered the number in search of a more obscure schorr.

[alietr]

Could I please have, "#17 on Nixon's Enemies List"?

Thanks!

Schorr 'nuff

Now the question is whether you had to look it up like I did, or if you knew that.

Andy, rest assured that, among the many things I've committed to memory, an ordered list of Nixon's enemies is not among them, nor ever likely to be. However, I will remember who #17 is from now on

I will admit that I stole this idea from Paul Newman's Playbill bio from his 2002 Broadway performance in "Our Town" (the funniest bio I've ever read, though I can only recall a couple of lines.) Among other accomplishments, he notes that he was #19 on Nixon's enemies list. I simply altered the number in search of a more obscure schorr.

I used to work (well, volunteer) for Al Lowenstein, who was #7. I'm kinda proud of that.

[Woof]

Nixon's enemies list is a good template for "people Woof admires." I'll have to examine Colson's "master list" and see if that still holds.

[triviawayne]

Can mine be "On the diving board, ready to jump in"?

[Maven]

Can I change mine to "Faithful Unto Death"? Thank you in advance!

[barandall800]

I guess it's been more than a week (I wasn't sure what the grace period was but I just looked) ... can I have mine changed to "Jeopardy! Champion"?

[TenPoundHammer]

Can I be "Future Wheel Winner"?

[arjavrawal]

I'd like "Impatiently Awaiting Tests", please.

[clt013]

Now that I have made it through the audition, I'd like to go with "This boy can swim (in the J! pool)"

Thanks!

[TheyCallMeMrKid]

Please change my rank to "Swimmer in the Pool". Thanks!

[zerobandwidth]

Austin Rogers Victim #3

probably temporary, but still

[TenPoundHammer]

"Watch me on Wheel December 8"

Temporary change. I'll change it after the 8th.

[dhkendall]

"Watch me on Wheel December 8"

Temporary change. I'll change it after the 8th.

Hopefully to "Past Wheel Winner"!

Retro good luck, again.

[triviawayne]

"Watch me on Wheel December 8"

Temporary change. I'll change it after the 8th.

get that money...that you already got!

[Bamaman]

Nixon's enemies list is a good template for "people Woof admires." I'll have to examine Colson's "master list" and see if that still holds.

Still feeling the love for #13?

[Woof]

Nixon's enemies list is a good template for "people Woof admires." I'll have to examine Colson's "master list" and see if that still holds.

Still feeling the love for #13?

Hah! Nope, love it ain't. I still respect his legislative accomplishments, but that's now part of a stew of emotions that includes disappointment and moral outrage.

[SenseiCAY]

My game wasn't much of a contest, so...how about "Jeopardy participant?"

[zerobandwidth]

Austin Rogers Victim #3
probably temporary, but still

Upon actually seeing it applied I've already been convinced it was a terrible idea.
Maybe That Guy Who Said "Yay!" puts a more appropriately positive spin on it.