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i purposely wear shirts that are too small and only wear them straight out of the dryer so that wrinkles never become an issue. although i realize now that all i have done was trade one problem for an entirely different, and possibly worse problem.
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I love how, of the three incorrect guesses for "largest flat fish," two of them weren't even flat fish.
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Apr 20, 2017 00:53
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I'm not a fish nerd so I don't know what a flat fish is
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Apr 20, 2017 01:53
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Goddamnit, the last few days have just been perfect for me in terms of questions and categories that are right up my ally. That could have been me up there, unconsciously swaying side to side and running the fish category.
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Ein cooler Typ posted:I'm not a fish nerd so I don't know what a flat fish is To be fair, it's exactly what it sounds like: a fish, that is flat. I can understand not getting the right answer, but tuna and grouper were really far off -- to the point I'm not sure why they would buzz in on the question.
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Apr 20, 2017 14:26
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Maybe they heard "fat" fish.
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Apr 20, 2017 14:46
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Why was a Jedi playing last night?
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Ein cooler Typ posted:I'm not a fish nerd so I don't know what a flat fish is surely you know what a flounder is.
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Groovelord Neato posted:surely you know what a flounder is. The only reason I know flounders are flat is because I've had pan fried whole ones at numerous Chinese banquets with family, and you can plainly see that the eyes are both on the same side (and delicious).
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i blame little mermaid for naming their obviously not a flounder "flounder".
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Groovelord Neato posted:i blame little mermaid for naming their obviously not a flounder "flounder".
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Troy was a tool, but he got completely boned on his Daily Double in Double Jeopardy today. The category was state capitals (not initials), the answer was something like "these two capitals have months in their names." Juno was one of the correct responses, but Juno's only a month if you're going by the Roman calendar.
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Apr 27, 2017 22:56
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It does have a month in it if you spell it Juneau 
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zakharov posted:owned
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It's okay, Timby. We all make mistakes. 
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haveblue posted:It does have a month in it if you spell it Juneau gently caress
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Vulture Culture posted:clearly named for flounder the action, not flounder the fish i know but he's a fish so it's gonna confuse the little ones.
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Come on, Trebek, I ain't got time today for any clickbait bullshi-- hold up, what?!
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Uhh, I'm by no means a Spanish speaker, but just having the first line of Tale of Two Cities in Spanish isn't really a great FJ...
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I don't know how hard that FJ would be if you don't speak Spanish, but you really ought to know that Don Quixote was not TRANSLATED into Spanish.
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You'd think they could pick a date in which a President was actually inaugurated. Probably not gonna be an even number.
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The gap between election and inauguration makes it easy to forget that. Like if the election happened in January and inauguration was in April or something, I don't think people would gently caress it up nearly as much. Still, if you're on Jeopardy, it's a thing you should keep in mind.
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Seeing as none of those geniuses really knew who Tolkien was (the one guy only got it because the first guy just went R. R. Tolkien, AND I'm pretty sure he said Tolking and got away with it) I'm not really that surprised.
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I did a double-take when I heard Alex read the clue about Alma Moreno, the "sex goddess of cinema". I thought Jeopardy kind of avoided that kind of stuff, it was pretty funny to hear my dad start to say the answer and then stop himself.
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"I got 99 problems and a bitch ain't one" - Kanye West, apparently.
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funktopus posted:I did a double-take when I heard Alex read the clue about Alma Moreno, the "sex goddess of cinema". I thought Jeopardy kind of avoided that kind of stuff, it was pretty funny to hear my dad start to say the answer and then stop himself. What was the clue wording?
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jojoinnit posted:What was the clue wording? "Once the 'sex goddess' of this country's movies, Alma Moreno was elected to its Parañaque City council in 2007" Not super racy, but it's weird to hear Alex say the phrase "sex goddess".
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holy gently caress what a game that one was
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Hell of a second round comeback, I am rooting for him now
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If he wins he's going to have a heart attack on air though haha
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that was one of the coolest comebacks I've ever seen dude looked like he was really struggling not to cry too
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So my 9th grade English teacher is in the semifinals of this tournament and it's extremely dope
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I'm glad this player won. Been rooting for him since that comeback in his first(?) appearance.
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I was gunning for Nan but that was a well-earned victory
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"U.S. Cities In 2015 it returned to the list of the 50 most populous U.S. cities, 10 years after dropping off" I love Final Jeopardy questions like that. If you were alive and able to understand important events in 2005, you could reason that one out. Jeopardy needs more clues like that, and fewer like "did you pay attention in Art History?" or Shakespeare categories every other day. funktopus fucked around with this message at 09:32 on May 20, 2017 |
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I'm glad someone got it wrong because I was worried it was too easy.
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funktopus posted:"U.S. Cities They tend to do those in Final, when you have more time to think it through. I agree that it was a great clue - I said Detroit before catching myself. Great final. So happy for David who paid off that amazing comeback in the semis. I was also Team Nan but I can't even be mad.
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