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BBTranscriptTeam
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by BBTranscriptTeam » Mon Jan 26, 2009 6:40 pm
Jim McSweeney
Palmer Lake, CO
Airline ramp serviceman
Jim has been trying for five years to get on the show.
Jim still has his PAF.
Topic Tree:
Hello, Dolly!
Opening Night
Check Your Mailbox
Surreal Paintings
The Middleman
(Prize Winners)
(TV Moms)
(The Service)
(Olympic Gymnasts)
(Spanish Dishes)
(The Word Jumble)
(Heaven Sent)
(Card Games)
(Far Away Television)
(Itsy Bitsy Spider)
$50K Which of these U.S. presidents was best known by his middle name rather than his first name?
A. James Garfield
B. Grover Cleveland
C. Herbert Hoover
D. Ronald Reagan
PAF ( 10 )
Jim’s PAF team:
Danny from Boulder, CO – Jim’s son
Ron from Thornton, CO – a friend
Jim from Arvada, CO – a friend
Jim chooses Danny and says he’ll never hear the end of it.
Jim reads the question and only gives the last names as choices.
Danny doesn’t answer before time expires.
Jim says at least now he can’t gloat and say how he saved me.
Jim makes D. Ronald Reagan his final answer.
Meredith says she thought that also.
Jim leaves with $25K
B. Grover Cleveland (6)
Answers:
$50K B. Grover Cleveland
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Kazoo65
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by Kazoo65 » Mon Jan 26, 2009 7:37 pm
I knew the $50K. I was screaming "Grover Cleveland" at the TV.
FTR, they could also have used Ulysses S. Grant for this one. His first name was Hiram-but he decided when he went to West Point that he'd get teased with the initials HUG on his luggage.
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clem21
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by clem21 » Mon Jan 26, 2009 9:04 pm
Kazoo65 wrote:I knew the $50K. I was screaming "Grover Cleveland" at the TV.
FTR, they could also have used Ulysses S. Grant for this one. His first name was Hiram-but he decided when he went to West Point that he'd get teased with the initials HUG on his luggage.
How 'bout Thomas Woodrow Wilson?
Wow that sounded snobby. I'm not doing that again. But I'll leave this one up so people get the false illusion that I'm not a total idiot.
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by NellyLunatic1980 » Tue Jan 27, 2009 5:22 am
James Abram Garfield, Stephen Grover Cleveland, Herbert Clark Hoover, Ronald Wilson Reagan
Moving on to the $100K question with all four lifelines.
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by earendel » Tue Jan 27, 2009 6:37 am
BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Jim McSweeney
Palmer Lake, CO
Airline ramp serviceman
BBTranscriptTeam wrote:$50K Which of these U.S. presidents was best known by his middle name rather than his first name?
A. James Garfield
B. Grover Cleveland
C. Herbert Hoover
D. Ronald Reagan
PAF ( 10 )
Jim’s PAF team:
Danny from Boulder, CO – Jim’s son
Ron from Thornton, CO – a friend
Jim from Arvada, CO – a friend
Jim chooses Danny and says he’ll never hear the end of it.
Jim reads the question and only gives the last names as choices.
Danny doesn’t answer before time expires.
Jim says at least now he can’t gloat and say how he saved me.
Jim makes D. Ronald Reagan his final answer.
Meredith says she thought that also.
Jim leaves with $25K
B. Grover Cleveland (6)
I knew it wasn't Garfield (James Abram Garfield) or Reagan (Ronald Wilson Reagan). So it's time to Double Dip, using B and C as my answers.
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