WWTBAM Bored

Ryan Deschner
Poughkeepsie, NY
Chemical engineer, newlywed.


$100- Which of these legendary athletes shares his surname with a U.S. state?
A. Jack Nicklaus B. Joe Montana
C. Roger Maris D. Muhammad Ali-bama

$200- In a newspaper's real estate section, which of these abbreviations refers to the part of a home where people usually sleep?
A. BTH C. KTCH
C. BDRM D. FPLC

$300- Which of these brands is a member of the Snack Food Association?
A. Ex-lax B. Frito Lay
C. Pennzoil D. Southern Comfort

$500- Dots per inch, or "dpi," are typically used to describe the performance of what device?
A. Smoke detector B. Garbage disposal
C. Vacuum cleaner D. Laser printer

$1000- Lyme disease and Rocky Mountain spotted fever are illnesses commonly transmitted to humans by what bug?
A. Tick B. Mosquito
C. Flea D. Spider

$2000- Clint Eastwood's 2006 movie "Letters from Iwo Jima" is set during a bloody battle of what conflict?
A. Korean War B. Vietnam War
C. World War II D. Spanish-American War

$4000- The capital cities of North and South Carolina are named in honor of two historic what?
A. Explorers B. Kings
C. Religious leaders D. Army generals

$8000- The name of a famous cathedral in Paris, "Sacre Coeur" literally means "Sacred" what?
A. Child B. Home
C. Cup D. Heart

Commercial break

$16,000
The subtitle of a comedy video starring Andrew Dice Clay, "The Diceman Cometh" is a pun on the title of a classic play by whom?
A. Arthur Miller B. Eugene O'Neill
C. Tennessee Williams D. Edward Albee


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Ryan does not know and uses ATA

ATA - A-30% B-41% C-22% D-7%


PAF used: Kyle from Seattle, says O'Neill after the choices, asked if confident and says yes.



$25,000
On his web site, which of these 2008 presidential candidates claims to be a four-time Nobel Peace Prize nominee?
A. Dennis Kucinich B. Barack Obama
C. Bill Richardson D. Mitt Romney

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50/50

He has a hunch on D, but the 50/50 leaves A and C.

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He guessed A and left with $1000.

No carryover.





Answers
$100- B. Joe Montana
$200- C. BDRM
$300- B. Frito Lay
$500- D. Laser printer
$1000- A. Tick
$2000- C. World War II
$4000- A. Explorers
$8000- D. Heart
$16K- B. Eugene O'Neill
$25K- C. Bill Richardson

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Ryan Deschner
Poughkeepsie, NY
Chemical engineer, newlywed.

$25,000
On his web site, which of these 2008 presidential candidates claims to be a four-time Nobel Peace Prize nominee?
A. Dennis Kucinich B. Barack Obama
C. Bill Richardson D. Mitt Romney

.
.
.

50/50

He has a hunch on D, but the 50/50 leaves A and C.

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.
.

He guessed A and left with $1000.

No carryover.





Answers
$100- B. Joe Montana
$200- C. BDRM
$300- B. Frito Lay
$500- D. Laser printer
$1000- A. Tick
$2000- C. World War II
$4000- A. Explorers
$8000- D. Heart
$16K- B. Eugene O'Neill
$25K- C. Bill Richardson

That one would have gotten me. Would have had all lifelines but would have had to use them and wouldn't have had much trust in the ATA even if it was 90%. Maybe a Google PAF could have pulled it out.

If had to make a 1 in 4 guess I probably would have said A as well since it seemed like the goofy kind of thing that goofy old Kucinich would tout.

would've helped tp know Richardson is former ambassador to the U.N.

He was nominated Nov. 15, 2007 which gets him up to five nominations, according to that site.

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Ryan Deschner
Poughkeepsie, NY
Chemical engineer, newlywed.

WE®

$16K: Either Miller or O'Neill. ATA.

ATA - A-30% B-41% C-22% D-7%

*sigh* Not promising, but I'll go along with O'Neill anyway.

$25K: Knew this before the choices came up. Richardson was a former U.N. ambassador.

I was walking through the house while this was on. Not until after the commercial break did I hear Poughkeepsie. He was no where to be found in the local paper - so I pretty much figured he would walk with his 16K.

oops

He didn't.

Wonder if I can find him around town.

We could form a club.

By the way, Poughtown is not WE land.

peacock2121 wrote: By the way, Poughtown is not WE land.

No? The TV signals are stronger from Albany than from NYC?

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Ryan Deschner
Poughkeepsie, NY
Chemical engineer, newlywed.

Pretty sure he's a WE®.

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:$16,000
The subtitle of a comedy video starring Andrew Dice Clay, "The Diceman Cometh" is a pun on the title of a classic play by whom?
A. Arthur Miller B. Eugene O'Neill
C. Tennessee Williams D. Edward Albee

Ryan does not know and uses ATA

ATA - A-30% B-41% C-22% D-7%

PAF used: Kyle from Seattle, says O'Neill after the choices, asked if confident and says yes.

I'm a little surprised that the audience didn't give Ryan a stronger affirmation of the right answer.

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:$25,000
On his web site, which of these 2008 presidential candidates claims to be a four-time Nobel Peace Prize nominee?
A. Dennis Kucinich B. Barack Obama
C. Bill Richardson D. Mitt Romney

50/50

He has a hunch on D, but the 50/50 leaves A and C.

He guessed A and left with $1000.

I'd have gone with A without hesitation and been wrong, leaving all my lifelines on the table. My reasoning is that Kucinich has been a proponent of creating a "Department of Peace" as a Cabinet-level position, and has been opposed to the war in Iraq. He's also seen by many as a left-wing nut, and the type who might post something like that, true or not.

MarleysGh0st wrote:

peacock2121 wrote: By the way, Poughtown is not WE land.

No? The TV signals are stronger from Albany than from NYC?

Probably the same - although rabbit ears would bring in Albany better than NYC.

Also - takes less time to get to Albany than NYC.