JS Millionaire 1/12
Steve Jeremiah Williams-Soria (Jeremy Soria)
Wednesday, January 12, 2000
West Coasters, and others reading this Update, chew on this: Last night's ep
did a 18.3 rating and a 27 share in the Nielsen Overnights! And chew on these
things that happened PREVIOUSLY ON MILLIONAIRE:
The way the game went yesterday, it could have been a revival of The $64,000
Question... Jeff Wilkie and Ken Hesser pick up checks for $64,000, and they
did it the same way Paul Lassiter did - by guessing! Educated, but guessing
none the less.
Meanwhile, our own Jason Block, or as some have said, Matt Marcotte's
long-lost twin brother, has steamrolled through 9 questions. The next question
he tackles will be for a guaranteed $32,000. We shall see how he does as we
start with another episode of...
WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONAIRE?
Jason Block has brought his grandmother, who is an amazing 100 years old. He's
also brought his girlfriend Sharon, who he's been with for 8 years.
Should he answer this next question correctly, he will take home at least
$32,000. So, here it is:
For $32,000:
How many justices serve on the United States Supreme Court?
A. 7 B. 9 C. 10 D. 12
He names four and counts five more for 9, his final answer...
And he has THIRTY-TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS!
For $64,000:
What is the given name of golfer Tiger Woods?
A. Myron B. Barnabus C. Newton D. Eldrick
His name is Eldrick, final answer.
Yep! SIXTY-FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS!
After the break, Jason tells us that he slept terribly, but after an egg
omelet, he feels better. :)
For $125,000:
What Spanish explorer is credited with discovering the Pacific Ocean?
A. Balboa B. Cortes C. De Soto D. Coronado
He remembers this one from his American History classes... He definitively
answers A... His final answer ...
... and he has ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS!
Time for the chance to enter the elite Thirteen Club...
For $250,000:
Who was the first woman to be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame?
A. Janis Joplin B. Carole King C. Aretha Franklin D. Diana Ross
He knows it's not Carole King... she was inducted recently.
Jason: "Audience, help me out!"
He Asks the Audience and gets:
44-7-46-3 "That didn't help."
He must burn up the 50/50:
C. Aretha Franklin D. Diana Ross
Well, he's not sure on Aretha Franklin... We're going to call it quits.
He has $125,000!
The correct answer is (C) Aretha Franklin... the Audience had a plurality win
here.
FASTEST FINGER FIRST:
Place these TV theme songs in the order of their appeaance on Billboard's Top
40 Chart, starting with the MOST RECENT.
A. Hill Street Blues
B. Cops
C. Moonlighting
D. Miami Vice
Correct answer : B-C-D-A (1990-1987-1985-1980)
Eric Molnar, 4.68 seconds! Only two people got it right - I'm sure the others
got thrown off by the words "most recent."
Eric Molnar is from Elyria, Ohio, he's a junior at Ashland U in Ohio. His
classmate Kyle is with him tonight. Eric has been having problems with dates -
but hopefully the money here will help!
For $100:
Which glamrous Muppet has a tempestuous relationship with Kermit the Frog?
He says Miss Piggy for $100.
For $200:
Which ofthe following IS a type of Mexican hat?
He says sombrero for $200.
For $300:
What is thename ofthe machine used to smooth over the ice between periods of a
hockey game?
He says Zamboni for $300.
For $500:
What planet is the "red planet"?
Mars for $500.
For $1000:
Which of the following former US presidents was the tallest?
He says Lincoln for $1000.
For $2000:
What late comic actor is the subject of the'99 movie Man on the Moon?
He remembers Monday's update and says Andy Kaufman for $2000.
For $4000:
From what country did the US purchase Alaska?
He says Russia for $4000.
For $8000:
How many crayons came in the first Crayola box to contain a built-in
sharpener?
A. 8 B. 16 C. 32 D. 64
He risks his three LifeLines and $3000 on 64...
and he now has...
$8000!
For $16,000:
Kathie Lee Gifford was a regular on which '70s TV game show?
He remembers seeing Kathie Lee sing the theme to "Name that Tune" for $16,000.
John Rocker. "I just lost my cool." And he's about to lose his career. It's
the interview with Dick Schaap tonight on 20/20.
For $32,000:
Which of the following child actors would later server as the US Ambassador to
Ghana?
A. Mickey Rooney B. Jackie Cooper C. Jerry Mathers D. Shirley Temple
He Asks the Audience and we get: 5-12-8-75
He goes with the Audience...
... and he has THIRTY-TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS!
For $64,000:
Matthew Brady became famous for his photos of what American war?
He immediately says Civil War for SIXTY-FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS!
For $125,000:
What is the name of the dog on packages of Cracker Jacks?
A. Spot B. Bingo C. Chance D. Fido
He will Phone his Dad, Baylor. He doesn't know. His guess is C.
The 50/50 leaves:
B. Bingo C. Chance
"Gotta take a chance someday. I'll pick C."
He takes a chance on C, Chance.
That's his Final Answer....
and....
....
Well....
.....
Game over. It was Bingo.
So Eric has $32,000. Nice job.
FASTEST FINGER FIRST:
Place these men in order according to when they married Elizabeth Taylor,
starting with the earliest:
A. Larry Fortensky
B. Richard Burton
C. Eddie Fisher
D. John Warner
Answer: C-B-D-A
Winner/Time: Shannon in EIGHTY-SEVEN HUNDREDTHS OF A SECOND!
Shannon McGee is from San Diego, California, and is a graduate student. She
flies planes, since she was 16. Then she's done bungee cord jumping. And she's
known his best friend Greg since she was 6.
For $100:
Who was the animated television character Rocky the Flying Squirrel's moose
pal?
I can smell what Shannon's cookin' - Bullwinkle for $100.
For $200:
which of these organizations specializes in roadside assistance?
AAA for $200.
For $300:
What precious gem does the manmade compound called cubic zirconia resemble?
Diamond for $300.
For $500:
how many colored sides are on an original Rubik's Cube?
6 for $500.
For $1000:
Which ofthe following gives an inventor exclusive rights to his/her invention?
Patent wins $1000.
For $2000:
Which of the following is NOT onw of the acting Baldwin brothers?
She says Daniel... and ... she crashes and burns, because it's Matthew.
But, she has $1000.
Well, so far, she has been the least successful Hot Seat contestant on this
show after Robby Roseman. Maybe the safety Nazis are right - speed does kill
on this show.
FASTEST FINGER FIRST:
Place these sculptures in the order they were created, starting with the
earliest:
A. Rodin's The Thinker
B. Venus De Milo
C. Michelangelo's David
D. Calder's UNESCO mobile
Correct answer: B-C-A-D
Winner/Time: Mark McDermott in 3.42 seconds!
[WVEC Hampton/Norfolk. 13 Means really bad news music. Go visit what used to
be Pipeline News at www.geocities.com/newsthemes for suggestions.]
Mark McDermott is from Park Forest, Illinois. He met his girlfriend in the
personals... and she lives up to everything the ad says. "Well, we're here,"
she says.
For $100:
According to AOL's trademark phrase, "You've got" what?
"Mail" not "some nerve" for $100.
For $200:
The Grim Reaper is normally depicted carrying what object?
Scythe, not puppy, for $200.
For $300:
According to the fairy tale, what did Rapunzel "let down" from her window?
"her hair" not "her family" for $300.
For $500:
What's a crocus?
Plant, not frog song, for $500.
For $1000:
In which of these sports do the main characters in the film "Chariots of Fire"
compete?
He says running and locks in $1000.
For $2000:
When shown the red card by the ref, what does a soccer player have to do?
(That's football to the rest of the world)
"Leave the field" wins $2000.
For $4000:
In the open to "Brady Bunch", who occupies the center square?
He remembers how the characters are arranged, and says Alice for $4000:
For $8000:
In what US city did protests at a '99 World Trade Organization meeting turn
violent?
He remembers Seattle for $8000.
For $16,000:
In '59, what continent was deemed an international preserve for scientific
research?
He says Antarctica for $16,000.
For $32,000:
What Shakesperean character was assassinated on "the ides of March"?
He says Julius Caesar, quoting from the play, and wins THIRTY-TWO THOUSAND
DOLLARS!
For $64,000:
Which image is pictured on thecurrent flag of the European Union?
A. Circle of stars
B. Sun and Rays
C. Stripes woven together
D. Concentric Circles
He will Ask the Audience, and we get: 44-13-21-22
He goes with the Audience: A, Circle of Stars...
... and...
HE HAS SIXTY-FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS!
**AH-WHOOOO!**
That's all for tonight, so...
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going to be in the New York City area, call this number... 212/735-5369.
Would you like to try for the million? Then call 1-800-433-8321 ... and try
your luck! You get one shot at it, so make it count! Full rules are at
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United States by Valleycrest Productions for Buena Vista Television.
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DLettermen
Eric Molnar, 4.68 seconds! Only two people got it right - I'm sure the others
got thrown off by the words "most recent.">>
I wouldn't say "sure". 85 & 87 are only two years apart, and Moonlighting and
Miami Vice started around the same time, those two theme songs are what might
have tricked a few people.
Inter1097
in '97
it was really cool to see him on the show
mattma...@my-deja.com
> Meanwhile, our own Jason Block, or as some have said, Matt Marcotte's
Certainly not true. We look nothing alike. (Although our mannerisms
were (at times) similar, I thought he took it to another level. My
responses were out of nervousness/humor, while his (particularly on his
misguided attempt to name all the justices of the Supreme Court) seemed
to be more oriented toward showing off.) I still enjoyed him, though.
He was a refreshing change from what's been a pretty personality-free
hotseat run so far this series. I woulda had to use a lifeline on the
sports question early on, but from there on up (including the Rock and
Roll Hall of Fame question), I was pretty much clear.
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Before you buy.
Curt Alliaume
jesoria75RE...@mindspring.com (Steve Jeremiah Williams-Soria (Jeremy
Soria)) writes:
>Place these TV theme songs in the order of their appeaance on Billboard's Top
>40 Chart, starting with the MOST RECENT.
>
>A. Hill Street Blues
>B. Cops
>C. Moonlighting
>D. Miami Vice
>
>Correct answer : B-C-D-A (1990-1987-1985-1980)
>
>Eric Molnar, 4.68 seconds! Only two people got it right - I'm sure the others
>got thrown off by the words "most recent."
Not to mention Moonlighting and Miami Vice were just about as big around the
same era (Miami Vice premiered in September 1984, Moonlighting in February
1985, and I think they both went off the air in 1989), but Miami Vice's theme
was released as a single in the summer of 1985, whereas Moonlighting's theme
didn't come out as a single until two years later.
-- Curt Alliaume
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> West Coasters, and others reading this Update, chew on this: Last
night's ep
> did a 18.3 rating and a 27 share in the Nielsen Overnights! And chew
on these
> things that happened PREVIOUSLY ON MILLIONAIRE:
I mean, this is getting Ruthian at this point! Anyone who has a
significant question on the future of the game shows in this country
only needs to look at that and realize that they are in very good shape.
> The way the game went yesterday, it could have been a revival of The
$64,000
> Question... Jeff Wilkie and Ken Hesser pick up checks for $64,000,
and they
> did it the same way Paul Lassiter did - by guessing! Educated, but
guessing
> none the less.
But hey, at the 64K, it's a free shot!
> Meanwhile, our own Jason Block, or as some have said, Matt Marcotte's
> long-lost twin brother, has steamrolled through 9 questions. The next
question
> he tackles will be for a guaranteed $32,000. We shall see how he does
as we
> start with another episode of...
>
> WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONAIRE?
>
> Jason Block has brought his grandmother, who is an amazing 100 years
old. He's
> also brought his girlfriend Sharon, who he's been with for 8 years.
Can they stand him on a consistent basis?? ;)
> Should he answer this next question correctly, he will take home at
least
> $32,000. So, here it is:
>
> For $32,000:
> How many justices serve on the United States Supreme Court?
> A. 7 B. 9 C. 10 D. 12
> He names four and counts five more for 9, his final answer...
> And he has THIRTY-TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS!
Oh good grief!! For 32 thousand?? That might be a $1,000 clue. I
mean, no offense, but that's about of the level of the freezing
temperature of water [which I believe was also a 32K question...]. I
mean, as I have to slog through the freaking qualifiers and make a fool
out of myself, the people that get through get this tripe?
Puh-leese...
*end rant*
> For $64,000:
> What is the given name of golfer Tiger Woods?
> A. Myron B. Barnabus C. Newton D. Eldrick
> His name is Eldrick, final answer.
>
> Yep! SIXTY-FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS!
That's better, and a great get!!! I think I might've heard that name
_once_...
> After the break, Jason tells us that he slept terribly, but after an
egg
> omelet, he feels better. :)
I'm not sure how I'd sleep as a rollover contestant on the show... I
hope to someday find out...
> For $125,000:
> What Spanish explorer is credited with discovering the Pacific Ocean?
> A. Balboa B. Cortes C. De Soto D. Coronado
> He remembers this one from his American History classes... He
definitively
> answers A... His final answer ...
> ... and he has ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS!
Yes sir!!! Now the questions are getting reasonable for the level --
just that 32K was just too free of a shot.
> Time for the chance to enter the elite Thirteen Club...
>
> For $250,000:
> Who was the first woman to be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of
Fame?
> A. Janis Joplin B. Carole King C. Aretha Franklin D. Diana Ross
>
> He knows it's not Carole King... she was inducted recently.
>
> Jason: "Audience, help me out!"
>
> He Asks the Audience and gets:
> 44-7-46-3 "That didn't help."
>
> He must burn up the 50/50:
> C. Aretha Franklin D. Diana Ross
>
> Well, he's not sure on Aretha Franklin... We're going to call it
quits.
> He has $125,000!
At that point, given the split, I'd have gone with Aretha. It happened
to me once on one of the online games with a question about opera
singers. It turned out to my advantage.
> The correct answer is (C) Aretha Franklin... the Audience had a
plurality win
> here.
Yep. Should've went with the combination of lifelines there. No
offense -- a good run.
> FASTEST FINGER FIRST:
>
> Place these TV theme songs in the order of their appeaance on
Billboard's Top
> 40 Chart, starting with the MOST RECENT.
>
> A. Hill Street Blues
> B. Cops
> C. Moonlighting
> D. Miami Vice
>
> Correct answer : B-C-D-A (1990-1987-1985-1980)
>
> Eric Molnar, 4.68 seconds! Only two people got it right - I'm sure
the others
> got thrown off by the words "most recent."
That's a problem -- but they have to basically slog through that anyway
to get through the qualifiers.
> Eric Molnar is from Elyria, Ohio, he's a junior at Ashland U in Ohio.
His
> classmate Kyle is with him tonight. Eric has been having problems
with dates -
> but hopefully the money here will help!
> For $8000:
> How many crayons came in the first Crayola box to contain a built-in
> sharpener?
> A. 8 B. 16 C. 32 D. 64
>
> He risks his three LifeLines and $3000 on 64...
>
> and he now has...
>
> $8000!
Right -- I think only the 64s have it...
> For $16,000:
> Kathie Lee Gifford was a regular on which '70s TV game show?
GREAT QUESTION!!!
> He remembers seeing Kathie Lee sing the theme to "Name that Tune" for
$16,000.
AND AN EVEN BETTER GET!!!
> John Rocker. "I just lost my cool." And he's about to lose his
career. It's
> the interview with Dick Schaap tonight on 20/20.
Yep. He either is Campanis-ed out of the sport, or committed to a
mental ward.
> For $32,000:
> Which of the following child actors would later server as the US
Ambassador to
> Ghana?
> A. Mickey Rooney B. Jackie Cooper C. Jerry Mathers D. Shirley
Temple
Temple -- as Shirley Temple Black, I believe...
> He Asks the Audience and we get: 5-12-8-75
>
> He goes with the Audience...
>
> ... and he has THIRTY-TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS!
>
> For $64,000:
> Matthew Brady became famous for his photos of what American war?
> He immediately says Civil War for SIXTY-FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS!
>
> For $125,000:
> What is the name of the dog on packages of Cracker Jacks?
> A. Spot B. Bingo C. Chance D. Fido
>
> He will Phone his Dad, Baylor. He doesn't know. His guess is C.
>
> The 50/50 leaves:
>
> B. Bingo C. Chance
>
> "Gotta take a chance someday. I'll pick C."
>
> He takes a chance on C, Chance.
>
> That's his Final Answer....
>
> and....
>
> ....
>
> Well....
>
> .....
>
> Game over. It was Bingo.
>
> So Eric has $32,000. Nice job.
Aw. Darn. But them's the breaks.
> Winner/Time: Shannon in EIGHTY-SEVEN HUNDREDTHS OF A SECOND!
WHAT??? I'm sorry, but when did they start the clock on that one??
More later...
WF
wrest...@my-deja.com
and I didn't want to lose my work... Anyhoo, after the 0.87 on the
Fastest Finger -- and those must be the Fastest Fingers in history!! --
we are ready to run...
> Winner/Time: Shannon in EIGHTY-SEVEN HUNDREDTHS OF A SECOND!
>
> Shannon McGee is from San Diego, California, and is a graduate
student. She
> flies planes, since she was 16. Then she's done bungee cord jumping.
And she's
> known his best friend Greg since she was 6.
>
[easy round deleted, as usual]
> For $2000:
> Which of the following is NOT onw of the acting Baldwin brothers?
> She says Daniel... and ... she crashes and burns, because it's
Matthew.
> But, she has $1000.
OUCH!!!!!!!!!!!! Oh dear me...
> Well, so far, she has been the least successful Hot Seat contestant
on this
> show after Robby Roseman. Maybe the safety Nazis are right - speed
does kill
> on this show.
Well, as you define least successful -- she did win $1000.
> FASTEST FINGER FIRST:
>
> Place these sculptures in the order they were created, starting with
the
> earliest:
>
> A. Rodin's The Thinker
> B. Venus De Milo
> C. Michelangelo's David
> D. Calder's UNESCO mobile
>
> Correct answer: B-C-A-D
> Winner/Time: Mark McDermott in 3.42 seconds!
>
> [WVEC Hampton/Norfolk. 13 Means really bad news music. Go visit what
used to
> be Pipeline News at www.geocities.com/newsthemes for suggestions.]
>
> Mark McDermott is from Park Forest, Illinois. He met his girlfriend
in the
> personals... and she lives up to everything the ad says. "Well, we're
here,"
> she says.
>
> For $100:
> According to AOL's trademark phrase, "You've got" what?
> "Mail" not "some nerve" for $100.
Although with the merger, there are those who probably think they have
some nerve as well.
> For $2000:
> When shown the red card by the ref, what does a soccer player have to
do?
> (That's football to the rest of the world)
> "Leave the field" wins $2000.
He is sent off and the team has to play a man short for the rest of the
game. That'd probably be a 100 pound question on the British show.
> For $4000:
> In the open to "Brady Bunch", who occupies the center square?
PAUL LYNDE!!! :)
> He remembers how the characters are arranged, and says Alice for
$4000:
Of course!
> For $8000:
> In what US city did protests at a '99 World Trade Organization
meeting turn
> violent?
> He remembers Seattle for $8000.
Maybe for 2000 -- but for 8000?????
> For $16,000:
> In '59, what continent was deemed an international preserve for
scientific
> research?
> He says Antarctica for $16,000.
Obvious, yet not so obvious.
> For $32,000:
> What Shakesperean character was assassinated on "the ides of March"?
> He says Julius Caesar, quoting from the play, and wins THIRTY-TWO
THOUSAND
> DOLLARS!
Well, I'd be clean to here too.
> For $64,000:
> Which image is pictured on thecurrent flag of the European Union?
> A. Circle of stars
> B. Sun and Rays
> C. Stripes woven together
> D. Concentric Circles
Circle of gold stars.
> He will Ask the Audience, and we get: 44-13-21-22
>
> He goes with the Audience: A, Circle of Stars...
>
> ... and...
>
> HE HAS SIXTY-FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS!
Yep. Waste of a -line there, tho.
> **AH-WHOOOO!**
Should be good tonight...
Jason Wuthrich
Hey...a chance to humiliate myself!
> Place these TV theme songs in the order of their appeaance on Billboard's
Top
> 40 Chart, starting with the MOST RECENT.
>
> A. Hill Street Blues
> B. Cops
> C. Moonlighting
> D. Miami Vice
B-A-D-C
> Correct answer : B-C-D-A (1990-1987-1985-1980)
>
> Eric Molnar, 4.68 seconds! Only two people got it right - I'm sure the
others
> got thrown off by the words "most recent."
I didn't--but I blew that one anyway.
> Eric Molnar is from Elyria, Ohio, he's a junior at Ashland U in Ohio. His
> classmate Kyle is with him tonight.
Kyle: Nice tie, Regis.
> For $16,000:
> Kathie Lee Gifford was a regular on which '70s TV game show?
> He remembers seeing Kathie Lee sing the theme to "Name that Tune" for
$16,000.
They really should get Kathie Lee a game show. Regis gives "Millionaire" a
lot of plugs on LwR&KL, and she needs something to talk about besides her
kids (zzz).
> John Rocker. "I just lost my cool." And he's about to lose his career.
It's
> the interview with Dick Schaap tonight on 20/20.
Forget Pete Rose. _Here_ is someone who should be banned from baseball.
> For $125,000:
> What is the name of the dog on packages of Cracker Jacks?
> A. Spot B. Bingo C. Chance D. Fido
<snip>
> He takes a chance on C, Chance.
<snip>
> Game over. It was Bingo.
Doesn't eat a lot of Cracker Jack, I take it.
> FASTEST FINGER FIRST:
>
> Place these men in order according to when they married Elizabeth Taylor,
> starting with the earliest:
>
> A. Larry Fortensky
> B. Richard Burton
> C. Eddie Fisher
> D. John Warner
D-B-C-A
> Answer: C-B-D-A
Wrong again...
> Winner/Time: Shannon in EIGHTY-SEVEN HUNDREDTHS OF A SECOND!
But how you can you compete with a time like that?! 0.87?!!!
<FF snipped--I missed it again anyway>
> [WVEC Hampton/Norfolk. 13 Means really bad news music. Go visit what used
to
> be Pipeline News at www.geocities.com/newsthemes for suggestions.]
hehehe
> Mark McDermott is from Park Forest, Illinois. He met his girlfriend in the
> personals... and she lives up to everything the ad says. "Well, we're
here,"
> she says.
>
> For $100:
> According to AOL's trademark phrase, "You've got" what?
> "Mail" not "some nerve" ...
...or "Time Warner."
> For $500:
> What's a crocus?
> Plant, not frog song ...
Bad joke.
> For $2000:
> When shown the red card by the ref, what does a soccer player have to do?
> (That's football to the rest of the world)
> "Leave the field" wins $2000.
Red card = ejection.
> For $4000:
> In the open to "Brady Bunch", who occupies the center square?
> He remembers how the characters are arranged, and says Alice for $4000:
Girls on the left, boys on the right, BTW.
> Tomorrow's show will air at 9PM/8PM central, after Whose Line is it
Anyway?,
> so be sure your VCR is set to tape everything from 8-10 ET on ABC!
Mine is ready!
From Kalamazoo, good night!
--Jason Wuthrich
Jason Wuthrich
news:85l2nt$8r9$1...@nnrp1.deja.com...
> > For $4000:
> > In the open to "Brady Bunch", who occupies the center square?
>
Don't forget the Whoopster! :-)
> > For $8000:
> > In what US city did protests at a '99 World Trade Organization
> meeting turn
> > violent?
> > He remembers Seattle for $8000.
>
> Maybe for 2000 -- but for 8000?????
The $2,000 and $8,000 come from the same pool, so they're about the same
difficulty.
--Jason Wuthrich
OneSWMHere
Schaap.
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"Oh, what the F?" (Blockbusters, GSN, 1/10/00)
wrest...@my-deja.com
"Jason Wuthrich" <tdwu...@wmis.net> wrote:
> <wrest...@my-deja.com> wrote in message
> news:85l2nt$8r9$1...@nnrp1.deja.com...
> > > In the open to "Brady Bunch", who occupies the center square?
> >
>
> Don't forget the Whoopster! :-)
Heh... Haven't seen much Bergeron Squares...
> > > For $8000:
> > > In what US city did protests at a '99 World Trade Organization
> > meeting turn
> > > violent?
> > > He remembers Seattle for $8000.
> >
> > Maybe for 2000 -- but for 8000?????
>
> The $2,000 and $8,000 come from the same pool, so they're about the same
> difficulty.
So a 2K and a 32K are the same possibilities... That would explain some
of the more ridiculous 32K questions...