Retroactive good luck to Rafferty Barnes!

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Re: Retroactive good luck to Rafferty Barnes!

#26 Post by ontellen » Mon Jun 15, 2009 10:47 pm

Great job Megan! I just want to say a HUGE shout-out to AD - Mike for his Louisiana answer! You da bomb! That was a very hard question and of course, you knew it! If you don't get on this damn show someday, I will personally come to NYC and rattle some cages. I can never be on the show so why should I care if I offend someone.

AD - I think you need a couple of dying grandmothers, a kid in a wheelchair, and you need to be running a summer camp for disadvantaged kids. Yeah, that's the ticket.

Good job, my friend, eh.

Ellen

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Re: Retroactive good luck to Rafferty Barnes!

#27 Post by peacock2121 » Tue Jun 16, 2009 5:25 am

Phil Ken Sebbin wrote:
peacock2121 wrote:
Phil Ken Sebbin wrote:
Aww man. No disrespect to Ms Banfield but I would prefer Ogi.
not me
Ms. Banfield seems to be extremely intelligent and does pretty well and I would prefer her over many other ATEs (read: Jim Cramer) but I think I would prefer one of the more trivia rounded past contestants than an expert in a field who may not know the category that comes up. I don't know either one personally so this is just a general assumption I made.


Good Job Megan and PAF Michael

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Re-edited for idiocy (or poor memory)
No one should Ogi anyone.

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Re: Retroactive good luck to Rafferty Barnes!

#28 Post by MarleysGh0st » Tue Jun 16, 2009 6:29 am

Congratulations, Rafferty!
hermillion wrote:
Spoiler
So . . . did you replace the futon? :wink:
Spoiler
She discovered that renting a hotel room in NYC can work just as well as buying a new bed! :wink:

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