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MUScoop => The Superbar => Topic started by: Skitch on May 23, 2017, 06:46:38 PM
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On tonight's show. Catholic geography for $800.
"Founded in 1881, Marquette University is the largest private university in this state."
No one even tried to answer. At least no one said Michigan.
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what is, the state that dr. john mccadams USED to teach in ;D
ruh-roh!
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what is, the state that dr. john mccadams USED to teach in ;D
ruh-roh!
You are so odd.
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People still watch jeopardy?
Let me refine that ... people that do not need to wear depends still watch jeopardy?
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People still watch jeopardy?
Let me refine that ... people that do not need to wear depends still watch jeopardy?
More importantly, people still buy Apple stock?
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People still watch jeopardy?
Let me refine that ... people that do not need to wear depends still watch jeopardy?
Scorching hot take there Stephen A. Heisenwhatever
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You are so odd.
i'll take it that you have the older magazines-ya see here dentite, everyone has a different sense of humor, as noted by your cute little "joke" on the bottom of your posts. just to let ya in on a little secret-some may find that to be, "a little odd" as well. some might even find it to be offensive. i actually got a little chuckle out of it because i have a sense of humor. most times when people post things here that i find "odd", i just move on. i have no one on ignore, but that's probably just me. either filter it or ignore it. give it a try...otherwise, life is good though, ein'a?
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People still watch jeopardy?
Let me refine that ... people that do not need to wear depends still watch jeopardy?
If I am not busy with something else, I watch it pretty much every night. I've taken online test three times but haven't progressed beyond the initial round.
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My 10 year old loves it. He doesn't understand why he can't beat me.
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i'll take it that you have the older magazines-ya see here dentite, everyone has a different sense of humor, as noted by your cute little "joke" on the bottom of your posts. just to let ya in on a little secret-some may find that to be, "a little odd" as well. some might even find it to be offensive. i actually got a little chuckle out of it because i have a sense of humor. most times when people post things here that i find "odd", i just move on. i have no one on ignore, but that's probably just me. either filter it or ignore it. give it a try...otherwise, life is good though, ein'a?
That's Anti-Dentite to you sir.
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If I am not busy with something else, I watch it pretty much every night. I've taken online test three times but haven't progressed beyond the initial round.
Keep trying. I know a couple of people who got on, but they both flamed out spectacularly, saying, "It's a lot tougher when you're on state," and "The buzzer didn't work right." I guess the latter is a common complaint - there supposedly is a right way and a wrong way to hit it just right.
Anyway, let us know if you get on, Sultan. We can have a watching party!
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People still watch jeopardy?
Let me refine that ... people that do not need to wear depends still watch jeopardy?
I'm 29 and have my DVR set to record every episode. I've been doing this since my junior year at MU. Shoutout to 2028 W. Michigan
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People still watch jeopardy?
Let me refine that ... people that do not need to wear depends still watch jeopardy?
So you weren't any good at Trivial Pursuit either were you?
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Keep trying. I know a couple of people who got on, but they both flamed out spectacularly, saying, "It's a lot tougher when you're on state," and "The buzzer didn't work right." I guess the latter is a common complaint - there supposedly is a right way and a wrong way to hit it just right.
Anyway, let us know if you get on, Sultan. We can have a watching party!
Trivia Show Trivia for $200
A: One of the main reasons Ken Jennings did so well on Jeopardy.
Q: What is figuring out the ideal time to buzz in?
Ken Jennings wasn't that much smarter or better at trivia than his opponents. Getting the timing right for the buzzer was Ken Jennings secret sauce.
To make the show watchable, you can't have people buzzing in while Alex is still reading the answer. So there is a period where the buzzer is dead. But if you buzz in early you get frozen out. Wait too long and someone else probably buzzes in before you. We're talking fractions of a second here.
When all 3 contestants are buzzing in like crazy, luck typically decides who gets to answer. But Ken Jennings actually made it a skill.
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People still watch jeopardy?
Let me refine that ... people that do not need to wear depends still watch jeopardy?
Considering your knowledge level, a few episodes of Jeopardy would help.
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Trivia Show Trivia for $200
A: One of the main reasons Ken Jennings did so well on Jeopardy.
Q: What is figuring out the ideal time to buzz in?
Ken Jennings wasn't that much smarter or better at trivia than his opponents. Getting the timing right for the buzzer was Ken Jennings secret sauce.
To make the show watchable, you can't have people buzzing in while Alex is still reading the answer. So there is a period where the buzzer is dead. But if you buzz in early you get frozen out. Wait too long and someone else probably buzzes in before you. We're talking fractions of a second here.
When all 3 contestants are buzzing in like crazy, luck typically decides who gets to answer. But Ken Jennings actually made it a skill.
Until he faced Watson, which he could not out-buzz. Just heard the TED Radio hour version of his TED talk which focused on Pride and feeling "obsolete" after being crushed by the computer
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Considering your knowledge level, a few episodes of Jeopardy would help.
Ooh ... I giggled.
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I tried out a few years ago in a Chicago hotel ballroom back when the still had live auditions. Lost out to some nerd from Fermi lab.
I had a friend who made it onto the show at another time. She confirmed that is all about being able to time the clicker. It still sticks in her craw that she didn't get to answer a question about the Blues Brothers, especially since her husband is in a Blues Brothers tribute band.
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I tried out a few years ago in a Chicago hotel ballroom back when the still had live auditions. Lost out to some nerd from Fermi lab.
I had a friend who made it onto the show at another time. She confirmed that is all about being able to time the clicker. It still sticks in her craw that she didn't get to answer a question about the Blues Brothers, especially since her husband is in a Blues Brothers tribute band.
Does it also stick in her craw that she agreed to spend the rest of her life with a guy who's in a Blue Brothers tribute band?
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Not sure how I feel about this. On one hand, I'm glad no one said Michigan. On the other hand, I'm baffled that Marquette's state is an $800 question that nobody bothered to answer.
Heck... I'll pick a bunch of Jesuit colleges at random, and I bet I could name all of their home states:
Saint Louis, Seattle, Loyola Maryland, Loyola New Orleans, Loyola Chicago, Boston College, Detroit Mercy, U of San Fran, Santa Clara, Scranton.
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Not sure how I feel about this. On one hand, I'm glad no one said Michigan. On the other hand, I'm baffled that Marquette's state is an $800 question that nobody bothered to answer.
Heck... I'll pick a bunch of Jesuit colleges at random, and I bet I could name all of their home states:
Saint Louis, Seattle, Loyola Maryland, Loyola New Orleans, Loyola Chicago, Boston College, Detroit Mercy, U of San Fran, Santa Clara, Scranton.
Don't forget that it is a bunch of dorks on that show. There's a reason there aren't that many sports categories.
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Does it also stick in her craw that she agreed to spend the rest of her life with a guy who's in a Blue Brothers tribute band?
Well done.
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Don't forget that it is a bunch of dorks on that show. There's a reason there aren't that many sports categories.
I don't think it's a sports question as much as it's a higher-education question, which I think would be right up dork alley.
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Anybody else participate when they were on campus in 2007-08? I made it past the initial test and got to do the trial run with the other remaining contestants (including eventual runner-up Danielle Zsenak.) Lazar is right about the buzzer, which caused one of the guys in my group to get super-frustrated.
Fun fact: they make you write down 5 or so "about me" tidbits, which become the basis for Alex's mini-interviews after the first commercial. I'm pretty sure they're also used to screen for contestants that have some semblance of a personality, where I think I failed horribly.
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Not sure how I feel about this. On one hand, I'm glad no one said Michigan. On the other hand, I'm baffled that Marquette's state is an $800 question that nobody bothered to answer.
Heck... I'll pick a bunch of Jesuit colleges at random, and I bet I could name all of their home states:
Saint Louis, Seattle, Loyola Maryland, Loyola New Orleans, Loyola Chicago, Boston College, Detroit Mercy, U of San Fran, Santa Clara, Scranton.
I'm stumped. What state is Loyala Maryland in?
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Anybody else participate when they were on campus in 2007-08? I made it past the initial test and got to do the trial run with the other remaining contestants (including eventual runner-up Danielle Zsenak.) Lazar is right about the buzzer, which caused one of the guys in my group to get super-frustrated.
Fun fact: they make you write down 5 or so "about me" tidbits, which become the basis for Alex's mini-interviews after the first commercial. I'm pretty sure they're also used to screen for contestants that have some semblance of a personality, where I think I failed horribly.
My wife and I went to the taping in Madison. Danielle Zsenak was one of the contestants. Saw her first episode for sure. Don't remember if we saw her semi-final taping but I think so. Finals were definitely taped the next day.
One neat thing at the taping was Alex would do Q&A with the audience in-between shows. We had front row seats so Alex stood right next to us for one of them.
My wife tried out a few times back when she was in high school and college. Never made it past the last phone round. But both of us love the show and enjoy watching it whenever we can.
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Not sure how I feel about this. On one hand, I'm glad no one said Michigan. On the other hand, I'm baffled that Marquette's state is an $800 question that nobody bothered to answer.
Heck... I'll pick a bunch of Jesuit colleges at random, and I bet I could name all of their home states:
Saint Louis, Seattle, Loyola Maryland, Loyola New Orleans, Loyola Chicago, Boston College, Detroit Mercy, U of San Fran, Santa Clara, Scranton.
It's not baffling, it's obvious: our acceptance rate is too high.
If Lovell would get off his ass and lower the hell out of our acceptance rate, MU would be a daily-double question in no time.
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Anybody else participate when they were on campus in 2007-08? I made it past the initial test and got to do the trial run with the other remaining contestants (including eventual runner-up Danielle Zsenak.) Lazar is right about the buzzer, which caused one of the guys in my group to get super-frustrated.
Fun fact: they make you write down 5 or so "about me" tidbits, which become the basis for Alex's mini-interviews after the first commercial. I'm pretty sure they're also used to screen for contestants that have some semblance of a personality, where I think I failed horribly.
SaveOD and I both tried out. I made it past the initial round. But he got pretty darn close IIRC.
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I'm stumped. What state is Loyala Maryland in?
I am not 100% sure, but my bet would be that it is in the same state as Loyola Maryland.
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Does it also stick in her craw that she agreed to spend the rest of her life with a guy who's in a Blue Brothers tribute band?
You laugh, but if you went to Marquette between 1979 and 1983, you probably saw them perform in the Grill at some point. At some shows, they had to stop letting people in due to the fire code.
It was made up mostly of Marquette students who went to Roncalli High School in Manitowoc. Anyone Scoopers ever go to Hammerfest in the summer up there?
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aaron rodgers kicked some A$$ on celebrity jeopardy
http://www.packers.com/news-and-events/article-1/Aaron-Rodgers-wins-on-Celebrity-Jeopardy/5d8df9bd-0c95-46ab-bb05-bebe42ddf6f4
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"Founded in 1881, Marquette University is the largest private university in this state."
"What is intoxication?"
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For anyone interested, they're taking applications for the online test now. The test is May 28-30. If you get past it there are auditions in Chicago.
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aaron rodgers kicked some A$$ on celebrity jeopardy
http://www.packers.com/news-and-events/article-1/Aaron-Rodgers-wins-on-Celebrity-Jeopardy/5d8df9bd-0c95-46ab-bb05-bebe42ddf6f4
I saw C.C. DeVille wipe the floor with his fellow Celebrity Jeopardy players once. You know, this guy from Poison:
(https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/originals/f4/b8/43/f4b843120e2675b0caf4bb161886e874.jpg)
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You laugh, but if you went to Marquette between 1979 and 1983, you probably saw them perform in the Grill at some point. At some shows, they had to stop letting people in due to the fire code.
It was made up mostly of Marquette students who went to Roncalli High School in Manitowoc. Anyone Scoopers ever go to Hammerfest in the summer up there?
We never stopped letting people in. We just shooed Toby back upstairs. He loves telling that story to this day.
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I am not 100% sure, but my bet would be that it is in the same state as Loyola Maryland.
Thanks for bringing this typo to my attention.
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You laugh, but if you went to Marquette between 1979 and 1983, you probably saw them perform in the Grill at some point. At some shows, they had to stop letting people in due to the fire code.
It was made up mostly of Marquette students who went to Roncalli High School in Manitowoc. Anyone Scoopers ever go to Hammerfest in the summer up there?
I've been at Hammerfest
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I've been at Hammerfest
But did you go to Mohawk Night at Evo's the night before?
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You laugh, but if you went to Marquette between 1979 and 1983, you probably saw them perform in the Grill at some point. At some shows, they had to stop letting people in due to the fire code.
It was made up mostly of Marquette students who went to Roncalli High School in Manitowoc. Anyone Scoopers ever go to Hammerfest in the summer up there?
I remember them. Didn't they call themselves the Booze Brothers?
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Anybody else participate when they were on campus in 2007-08? I made it past the initial test and got to do the trial run with the other remaining contestants (including eventual runner-up Danielle Zsenak.) Lazar is right about the buzzer, which caused one of the guys in my group to get super-frustrated.
Fun fact: they make you write down 5 or so "about me" tidbits, which become the basis for Alex's mini-interviews after the first commercial. I'm pretty sure they're also used to screen for contestants that have some semblance of a personality, where I think I failed horribly.
I made it that far as well. There were only about 15 of us that did, right?
I've always prided myself on being smart enough for college Jeopardy, but not interesting enough.
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I remember them. Didn't they call themselves the Booze Brothers?
Not the group I am talking about. They called themselves the Jagoff Blues Brothers. Or "The Jagoffs" for short.