Jeopardy tonite:
I'll take TV Shows by Character for $600 Alex...
The answer is....
"Leela, Dr. Zoidberg, Bender"
Good to know at least the Jeopardy producers watch the show, even if the contestants don't. (no one knew the question)
Sat who yells out answers watching game shows.
On Wed, 19 Mar 2003 07:54:08 GMT, Saturn S. Padua spewed forth:
I'll take The Rapists for 200 Alex
On Wed, 19 Mar 2003 07:19:07 GMT Rev. Bleech_ wrote:
That says "Therapists", Sean!!!
Other classics include:
"What's that in the road? A head?"
and
"What is this thing called, love?"
On or about Wed, 19 Mar 2003 03:41:32 -0500, Wave Slave made the sensational claim that:
"The Penis Mightier Than the sword."
"LooseChanj" wrote in message news:fWWda.3989$[email]...
made the sensational claim that:
"Anal Bum Cover."
"Homer J. Simpson" wrote in message news:KG_da.3517$j5.15535@news...
You'll rue the day you crossed me Trebeck ! We meet again you logger headed tickled brained pumpyun !
Is the hot tea hot or cold ? None of you knows ? None of you can figure out if the hot tea is hot or cold ?
dan
I didn't see J!; what was the correct question?
--David Johnson
I've spent the better part of my life trying to invent an anal bum cover. Failure to do so is my greatest regret!! Bwa ha ha haa!!
"S" wrote in message news:[email]...
out
:-)
"Jason Saslow" wrote in message news:[email]...
wrote:
Anal Bum Cover for 300, Alex.
A leather glove!
Saturn S. Padua wrote in message news:...
Did anybody get the answer right?
[email] (Lee Ratner) wrote in news:[email]:
:-)
[email] (Lee Ratner) wrote in message news:...
Nope, which didn't surprise me since the show's been buried for over three years now.
Sat
In article ,
Wouldn't matter. (Pseudo-)intellectuals don't watch television, let alone cartoons.
in article b5aan6$ff9$[email], Leon Kowalski at [email] wrote on 3/19/03 9:51 AM:
Nope, they post to obscure newsgroups.
"Leon Kowalski" wrote in message news:b5aan6$ff9$[email]...
news:...
Yes I do! Hey, wait a minute... did you just insult me?
In article , "That Guy" writes:
I don't think so... are you a *pseudo-*intellectual? All the pseudo-intellectuals I know don't watch television, don't let their children watch television, and so they get most of their information about the world from NPR. When they complain about mainstream entertainment being fundamentally conservative, I ask if they've ever seen The Daily Show, or South Park, (or Futurama), and of course they haven't. If you've not spent much time in the big cities of the U.S, you may not know anyone like that. If so, count yourself lucky.
"Leon Kowalski" wrote in message news:b5b2q6$21r$[email]...
That's the problem with print form of communication-- it's hard to tell when someone is making a joke.
I was making an attempt at something like this:
Unknown person to no one in particular: "Even an idiot knows better than to eat chalk."
Homer Simpson: "I do not! Wait a minute, did you just call me an idiot?"