Well I still hate tuna.Phil Ken Sebbin wrote:I don't believe heels meant "haters" in the way that anyone here "hates" Christian. Haters is a term used nowadays to denote someone who may be jealous of someone and in response comes across as overly critical. Maybe the term is tossed around a little loosely but you can she what she means.Jeemie wrote:I was thinking the same thing.kayrharris wrote:
Heels, you are out of line. There are no haters here at all. Comments do not indicate or show hate of any kind.
kay
I found Christian's enthusiasm a little over the top for my tastes.
That doesn't mean I hate Christian.
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Since Heels is a guy (although his current avatar pic is of a female) he probably now hates you!! Just kidding, of course.Phil Ken Sebbin wrote:I don't believe heels meant "haters" in the way that anyone here "hates" Christian. Haters is a term used nowadays to denote someone who may be jealous of someone and in response comes across as overly critical. Maybe the term is tossed around a little loosely but you can she what she means.Jeemie wrote:I was thinking the same thing.kayrharris wrote:
Heels, you are out of line. There are no haters here at all. Comments do not indicate or show hate of any kind.
kay
I found Christian's enthusiasm a little over the top for my tastes.
That doesn't mean I hate Christian.

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Oops...let the hate begin.
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Don't feel bad... it's happened before. A lot of people have thought that "heels" refers to high heels, so that's caused some mistakes.
*ding*Phil Ken Sebbin wrote:I don't believe heels meant "haters" in the way that anyone here "hates" Christian. Haters is a term used nowadays to denote someone who may be jealous of someone and in response comes across as overly critical.
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Ain't a "hater" in that respect either.Phil Ken Sebbin wrote:I don't believe heels meant "haters" in the way that anyone here "hates" Christian. Haters is a term used nowadays to denote someone who may be jealous of someone and in response comes across as overly critical. Maybe the term is tossed around a little loosely but you can she what she means.Jeemie wrote:I was thinking the same thing.kayrharris wrote:
Heels, you are out of line. There are no haters here at all. Comments do not indicate or show hate of any kind.
kay
I found Christian's enthusiasm a little over the top for my tastes.
That doesn't mean I hate Christian.
And at the risk of sounding overly-critical and a "hater", I think the term "hater" is way overused on the Web.
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heelsrule1988 wrote:Don't feel bad... it's happened before. A lot of people have thought that "heels" refers to high heels, so that's caused some mistakes.
*ding*Phil Ken Sebbin wrote:I don't believe heels meant "haters" in the way that anyone here "hates" Christian. Haters is a term used nowadays to denote someone who may be jealous of someone and in response comes across as overly critical.
Must be a generation gap then because hater to me means - well - hate. I can be jealous of someone and certainly have no hate or malice towards that person.
Sorry if I misunderstood.
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Yeah, I'm with you, Kay. Just because some wannabe hipsters on the internet misuse an offensive word and apply it to people they don't agree with doesn't mean that you and I are stupid.kayrharris wrote: Must be a generation gap then because hater to me means - well - hate. I can be jealous of someone and certainly have no hate or malice towards that person.
Sorry if I misunderstood.
kay
Besides, I always thought the people of Eastern Hispaniola were the haters and the people of Western Hispaniola were the hatees.
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That's because said hipsters like to infer that those people are jus' jellus and the defect is with the hater, not with their oh so awesome selves.TheConfessor wrote:Yeah, I'm with you, Kay. Just because some wannabe hipsters on the internet misuse an offensive word and apply it to people they don't agree with doesn't mean that you and I are stupid.kayrharris wrote: Must be a generation gap then because hater to me means - well - hate. I can be jealous of someone and certainly have no hate or malice towards that person.
Sorry if I misunderstood.
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Besides, I always thought the people of Eastern Hispaniola were the haters and the people of Western Hispaniola were the hatees.
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Especially under present conditions. Believe that.jacorbett70 wrote:Congrats, Christian, $15K is a lot to win in one day. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
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Jeemie wrote:Considering that the questions and LLs are now designed to give mostly winners in this range...of course they're going to want lots of people excited to win such an amount.Bob Juch wrote:I'm sure the producers said that -- and that's my problem with the show.
PS Christian- this comment is not a slight against you- as Bob pointed out when I made my comment about having higher expectations, if I was 20, $15K would seem like a lot of money.
But I'm 42 with two kids- one almost ready to go to college. $15K looks a lot smaller to me.
Not that I don't agree with you. I had much higher expectations as well, and they were realistic, I believed, before I went on. The show has a way of tempering your expectations.
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"Estoy de acuerdo."TheConfessor wrote:Yeah, I'm with you, Kay. Just because some wannabe hipsters on the internet misuse an offensive word and apply it to people they don't agree with doesn't mean that you and I are stupid.kayrharris wrote: Must be a generation gap then because hater to me means - well - hate. I can be jealous of someone and certainly have no hate or malice towards that person.
Sorry if I misunderstood.
kay
Besides, I always thought the people of Eastern Hispaniola were the haters and the people of Western Hispaniola were the hatees.
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Hey, bigpapi, I'm still hoping to add you to the Audition List, but I need the date of your audition to do so. --Bobbigpapi wrote:Jeemie wrote:Considering that the questions and LLs are now designed to give mostly winners in this range...of course they're going to want lots of people excited to win such an amount.Bob Juch wrote:I'm sure the producers said that -- and that's my problem with the show.
PS Christian- this comment is not a slight against you- as Bob pointed out when I made my comment about having higher expectations, if I was 20, $15K would seem like a lot of money.
But I'm 42 with two kids- one almost ready to go to college. $15K looks a lot smaller to me.
Not that I don't agree with you. I had much higher expectations as well, and they were realistic, I believed, before I went on. The show has a way of tempering your expectations.
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And a hallelujah from here. We'll have to get our million the old-fashioned way and earrrrrrrrrn it. (And there are several trivia questions built right into that saying. Geez, I'm old!)Catfish wrote:Amen, brother.bigpapi wrote:The show has a way of tempering your expectations.
Or else just win the lottery (see signature, below).
I just ordered chicken and an egg from Amazon. I'll let you know.
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Bob Juch wrote:I'm sure the producers said that -- and that's my problem with the show.kayrharris wrote:Since you were on other gameshow message boards, I felt pretty strongly that you were
or would be a member here sooner or later.
Your over the top play wasn't all that entertaining to me, but that's just me. To each his own.
It was your comment over on the other board that bothered me the most and I quote:
"After the taping, my producer told me the consensus in the control room was that I was one of the best contestants they have ever had on the show."
I'm old enough to be your grandmother (gulp) but I can tell you this - I love Ben Franklin quotes
and he has a great one:
"humility makes great men twice honorable." I won't give you any more motherly advice, but that's my two cents worth today anyway.![]()
Enjoy your winnings and good luck in your future.
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Why would you have a problem with the show's producers telling an enthusiastic person that he was a great contestant?
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I have a problem with the producers thinking someone that over the top was one of the best contestants ever. They want BAM to attract the same viewers as TPIR apparently.snomaim wrote:Bob Juch wrote:I'm sure the producers said that -- and that's my problem with the show.kayrharris wrote:Since you were on other gameshow message boards, I felt pretty strongly that you were
or would be a member here sooner or later.
Your over the top play wasn't all that entertaining to me, but that's just me. To each his own.
It was your comment over on the other board that bothered me the most and I quote:
"After the taping, my producer told me the consensus in the control room was that I was one of the best contestants they have ever had on the show."
I'm old enough to be your grandmother (gulp) but I can tell you this - I love Ben Franklin quotes
and he has a great one:
"humility makes great men twice honorable." I won't give you any more motherly advice, but that's my two cents worth today anyway.![]()
Enjoy your winnings and good luck in your future.
kay
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Why would you have a problem with the show's producers telling an enthusiastic person that he was a great contestant?
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If you hit it big on the lottery - avoid Flordia.gsabc wrote:And a hallelujah from here. We'll have to get our million the old-fashioned way and earrrrrrrrrn it. (And there are several trivia questions built right into that saying. Geez, I'm old!)Catfish wrote:Amen, brother.bigpapi wrote:The show has a way of tempering your expectations.
Or else just win the lottery (see signature, below).
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I know- that's what I meant by the bolded part of my quote above.bigpapi wrote:Jeemie wrote:Considering that the questions and LLs are now designed to give mostly winners in this range...of course they're going to want lots of people excited to win such an amount.Bob Juch wrote:I'm sure the producers said that -- and that's my problem with the show.
PS Christian- this comment is not a slight against you- as Bob pointed out when I made my comment about having higher expectations, if I was 20, $15K would seem like a lot of money.
But I'm 42 with two kids- one almost ready to go to college. $15K looks a lot smaller to me.
Not that I don't agree with you. I had much higher expectations as well, and they were realistic, I believed, before I went on. The show has a way of tempering your expectations.
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...I am no "wannabe hipster".TheConfessor wrote:Just because some wannabe hipsters on the internet misuse an offensive word and apply it to people they don't agree with doesn't mean that you and I are stupid.
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Or the assistant producers were trying to be nice to a contestant who made an effort to be entertaining.Bob Juch wrote:I have a problem with the producers thinking someone that over the top was one of the best contestants ever. They want BAM to attract the same viewers as TPIR apparently.
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If Millionaire lasts as long as The Price Is Right has, I'll be a happy camper. It'll give me the chance to age out of the MAWG demographic. --BobBob Juch wrote:I have a problem with the producers thinking someone that over the top was one of the best contestants ever. They want BAM to attract the same viewers as TPIR apparently.
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This is my long-term fallback plan. Any thoughts as to when undesirable MAWGs become desirable geezers?Bob78164 wrote:If Millionaire lasts as long as The Price Is Right has, I'll be a happy camper. It'll give me the chance to age out of the MAWG demographic. --Bob
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When they have photos of their cute little grandchildren to pun on the screen!andyrinny wrote:This is my long-term fallback plan. Any thoughts as to when undesirable MAWGs become desirable geezers?Bob78164 wrote:If Millionaire lasts as long as The Price Is Right has, I'll be a happy camper. It'll give me the chance to age out of the MAWG demographic. --Bob
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When your white beard is over six inches long.andyrinny wrote:This is my long-term fallback plan. Any thoughts as to when undesirable MAWGs become desirable geezers?Bob78164 wrote:If Millionaire lasts as long as The Price Is Right has, I'll be a happy camper. It'll give me the chance to age out of the MAWG demographic. --Bob
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I've been tempted to bring a class action lawsuit against stores that sell "World's Greatest Dad" coffee mugs, if they stock more than one of them.Max Bedroom wrote:They told that to me, too. Hmm...kayrharris wrote:"After the taping, my producer told me the consensus in the control room was that I was one of the best contestants they have ever had on the show."