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Transcript 10/13/2011 Kyle Hindsman

#1 Post by BBTranscriptTeam » Thu Oct 13, 2011 9:05 pm

Kyle Hindsman
Las Vegas, NV
High school teacher

Mere asked him why he did not tell his students that he would be on WWTBAM and he said he did not want to get all the questions about how much he won, etc.
However he agreed that it is important that he does well otherwise the kids will make it miserable for him.

Topic Tree (pre-randomized):
10 Famous Ancestry
9 Grand Re-Opening
8 Art Movements
7 Same Name
6 Worldly Dogs
5 Number Fright
4 Criminal Record
3 Nice Shot
2 All Sealed
1 Brit Lit



Topic Tree: (Randomized)
9 Grand Re-Opening
4 Criminal Record
8 Art Movements
5 Number Fright
6 Worldly Dogs
10 Famous Ancestry
2 All Sealed
1 Brit Lit
3 Nice Shot
7 Same Name



Question 1 - Level 7 Same Name
Which of the following types of fish shares its name with an old term for a part of the human anatomy?
A. Cod B. Haddock
C. Flounder D. Trout

JTQ #1 (he just said that he is really not sure about this)
Answer and value
A. Cod
Value: $10,000 jumped
Bank: 0
Question 2 - Level 3 Nice Shot
In which of these sports would players commonly take a "bunker shot"?
A. Hockey B. Golf
C. Basketball D. Tennis
Spoiler
Kyle said he likes golf a lot
Answer and value
B. Golf
Value: $500
Bank: $500
Question 3 - Level 1 Brit Lit
Slightly different from its American counterpart, a popular British nursery rhyme centers on an "Incy Wincy" what?
A. Fly B. Ant
C. Spider D. Worm
Answer and value
C. Spider
Value: $100
Bank: $600

Question 4 - Level 2 All Sealed
Adopted in 1849, the state seal of California aptly depicts a man with what occupation?
A. Riverboat captain B. Gold miner
C. Tobacco farmer D. Cattle rancher

Answer and value
B. Gold miner
Value: $5000
Bank: $5600

Question 5 - Level 10 Famous Ancestry
Perhaps inspiring Coldplay's "Clocks," frontman Chris Martin's great-great-grandfather William Willett is credited with inventing what?
A. Atomic clock B. Daylight Saving Time
C. Stopwatch D. Greenwich Mean Time
ATA
A-13% B-13% C-57% D-17
Kyle said it is more than 50% so that's pretty good. He went with the audience.
Answer and value
B. Daylight Saving Time
Value: not shown
Bank: Kyle left with the $1000 consolation

Time is up and there is no carryover.

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Re: Transcript 10/13/2011 Kyle Hindsman

#2 Post by MarleysGh0st » Fri Oct 14, 2011 8:19 am

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Question 5 - Level 10 Famous Ancestry
Perhaps inspiring Coldplay's "Clocks," frontman Chris Martin's great-great-grandfather William Willett is credited with inventing what?
A. Atomic clock B. Daylight Saving Time
C. Stopwatch D. Greenwich Mean Time
ATA
A-13% B-13% C-57% D-17
Kyle said it is more than 50% so that's pretty good. He went with the audience.
Answer and value
B. Daylight Saving Time
Value: not shown
Bank: Kyle left with the $1000 consolation
Are the SyndieBAM judges going to give us a ruling on who should properly get the credit? :wink:

http://wwtbambored.com/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=32387
BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Question 9 – Saving Time
Though it wasn’t implemented until the early 20th century, what Founding Father is credited with the idea for Daylight Saving Time?
A. Thomas Jefferson
B. John Adams
C. Patrick Henry
D. Benjamin Franklin
Spoiler
D. Benjamin Franklin
$25K
Bank - $58,100

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Re: Transcript 10/13/2011 Kyle Hindsman

#3 Post by ulysses5019 » Fri Oct 14, 2011 7:53 pm

MarleysGh0st wrote:
BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Question 5 - Level 10 Famous Ancestry
Perhaps inspiring Coldplay's "Clocks," frontman Chris Martin's great-great-grandfather William Willett is credited with inventing what?
A. Atomic clock B. Daylight Saving Time
C. Stopwatch D. Greenwich Mean Time
ATA
A-13% B-13% C-57% D-17
Kyle said it is more than 50% so that's pretty good. He went with the audience.
Answer and value
B. Daylight Saving Time
Value: not shown
Bank: Kyle left with the $1000 consolation
Are the SyndieBAM judges going to give us a ruling on who should properly get the credit? :wink:

http://wwtbambored.com/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=32387
BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Question 9 – Saving Time
Though it wasn’t implemented until the early 20th century, what Founding Father is credited with the idea for Daylight Saving Time?
A. Thomas Jefferson
B. John Adams
C. Patrick Henry
D. Benjamin Franklin
Spoiler
D. Benjamin Franklin
$25K
Bank - $58,100

Wiki provides an interesting discussion:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daylight_saving_time
I believe in the usefulness of useless information.

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#4 Post by Estonut » Sat Oct 15, 2011 2:52 am

ulysses5019 wrote:Wiki provides an interesting discussion:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daylight_saving_time
Pretty funny. According to the Wiki article, WWtBaM botched both answers...
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Re: Transcript 10/13/2011 Kyle Hindsman

#5 Post by ulysses5019 » Sat Oct 15, 2011 8:33 am

Estonut wrote:
ulysses5019 wrote:Wiki provides an interesting discussion:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daylight_saving_time
Pretty funny. According to the Wiki article, WWtBaM botched both answers...

Well it is wiki and should be taken with a grain of alcohol. But it does seem that way.
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Re: Transcript 10/13/2011 Kyle Hindsman

#6 Post by tanstaafl2 » Sat Oct 15, 2011 3:04 pm

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:

Question 1 - Level 7 Same Name
Which of the following types of fish shares its name with an old term for a part of the human anatomy?
A. Cod B. Haddock
C. Flounder D. Trout

JTQ #1 (he just said that he is really not sure about this)
Answer and value
A. Cod
Value: $10,000 jumped
Bank: 0
Pretty racy for CindyBAM! I bet Harry Sachs would have known the answer...

I am guessing he didn't recall the "codpiece" from Shakespeare's day. A bit like the "cup" in sports except that the codpiece was more a decorative fashion statement then protective equipment.
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#7 Post by secondchance » Sat Oct 15, 2011 5:31 pm

tanstaafl2 wrote:
BBTranscriptTeam wrote:

Question 1 - Level 7 Same Name
Which of the following types of fish shares its name with an old term for a part of the human anatomy?
A. Cod B. Haddock
C. Flounder D. Trout

JTQ #1 (he just said that he is really not sure about this)
Answer and value
A. Cod
Value: $10,000 jumped
Bank: 0
Pretty racy for CindyBAM! I bet Harry Sachs would have known the answer...

I am guessing he didn't recall the "codpiece" from Shakespeare's day. A bit like the "cup" in sports except that the codpiece was more a decorative fashion statement then protective equipment.
you guys crack me up.

Back in my fanny-packin' days, (yes, I sported a fanny-pack regularly. For many, many years - gotta problem with that? lol - until I just started "needing" to carry around way much more crap than would fit in it), my best friend teased me frequently about my "codpiece." Yet I didn't make the connection either. :? I was sorta leaning toward "Haddock" - as I think they used that word on some other recent BAM~Q...

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#8 Post by vettech » Sun Oct 16, 2011 11:16 am

(forehead slap) Geez, if I had remembered "codpiece", this would've been an instaget!! :oops:

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Re: Transcript 10/13/2011 Kyle Hindsman

#9 Post by earendel » Wed Oct 19, 2011 7:57 am

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Kyle Hindsman
Las Vegas, NV
High school teacher

Mere asked him why he did not tell his students that he would be on WWTBAM and he said he did not want to get all the questions about how much he won, etc. However he agreed that it is important that he does well otherwise the kids will make it miserable for him.
Obviously not every teacher felt that way, right Nancy?
BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Question 1 - Level 7 Same Name
Which of the following types of fish shares its name with an old term for a part of the human anatomy?
A. Cod B. Haddock
C. Flounder D. Trout

JTQ #1 (he just said that he is really not sure about this)
Answer and value
A. Cod
Value: $10,000 jumped
Bank: 0
"Cod" as in codpiece.
BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Question 5 - Level 10 Famous Ancestry
Perhaps inspiring Coldplay's "Clocks," frontman Chris Martin's great-great-grandfather William Willett is credited with inventing what?
A. Atomic clock B. Daylight Saving Time
C. Stopwatch D. Greenwich Mean Time
ATA
A-13% B-13% C-57% D-17
Kyle said it is more than 50% so that's pretty good. He went with the audience.
Answer and value
B. Daylight Saving Time
Value: not shown
Bank: Kyle left with the $1000 consolation
First off, how do you "invent" DST? Second, wasn't the idea first suggested by Benjamin Franklin? (Quick check: Wikipedia says that Franklin didn't actually suggest it; he wrote about Parisians saving money by rising earlier to use available daylight.) Given that I thought it was Franklin's idea I might have gone with "stopwatch".
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