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Bryan Kelly
Sterling Heights, MI
Senior at the University of Michigan

Bryan is studying English and writing and hopes to be an author.


$100
Horns, a tail, and a pitchfork are all part of what popular Halloween costume?

A: Devil B: Ghost
C: Witch D: Defense attorney


$200
By definition, a batboy is employed by what type of sports team?

A: Basketball team B: Football team
C: Baseball team D: Hockey team


$300
Which of the following lasted approximately three decades?

A: War of 1812 B: Thirty Years' War
C: U.S. Civil War D: Korean War


$500
The U.S. Coast Guard ask that each enlistee "be the type of person who wants to serve the public on or around the" what?

A: Grass B: Water
C: Snow D: Clouds


$1,000
Popular line dances such as the "Boot Scootin' Boogie" and the "Tush Push" are performed to what style of music?

A: Country B: Jazz
C: Techno D: Rap


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Answers:
$100: A: Devil
$200: C: Baseball team
$300: B: Thirty Years' War
$500: B: Water
$1,000: A: Country

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:$100
Horns, a tail, and a pitchfork are all part of what popular Halloween costume?

A: Devil B: Ghost
C: Witch D: Defense attorney

E: Ralph Reed

So far, so good!

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Bryan Kelly
Sterling Heights, MI
Senior at the University of Michigan

Bryan is studying English and writing and hopes to be an author.

What genre, I wonder?

Nihil obstat® so far.

earendel wrote: Nihil obstat® so far.

I've never been one of those who object to the usage of "Nihil obstat®" but why are people adding "so far" to the phrase? Isn't it implicitly understood that a review of a transcript does not apply to questions that have not yet been revealed?

The elegance of Nihil obstat® lies in its sophistication and brevity!

MarleysGh0st wrote:

earendel wrote: Nihil obstat® so far.

I've never been one of those who object to the usage of "Nihil obstat®" but why are people adding "so far" to the phrase? Isn't it implicitly understood that a review of a transcript does not apply to questions that have not yet been revealed?

The elegance of Nihil obstat® lies in its sophistication and brevity!

Hey! I instituted the phrase, and I can use it any way I choose!

Seriously, you're right, although I normally only use it to indicate that the contestant's stack isn't complete yet (that is, the contestant is still playing).