TV schedule conflict
- MarleysGh0st
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TV schedule conflict
I'll be watching 5th Grader tonight, because--well, if I don't post a report about it, who will?
But I do hope that Annie will fill me in on Greatest American Dog!
But I do hope that Annie will fill me in on Greatest American Dog!
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Re: TV schedule conflict
If you wish, I'll post a AYSTA5G report since I'll be watching it.MarleysGh0st wrote:I'll be watching 5th Grader tonight, because--well, if I don't post a report about it, who will?
But I do hope that Annie will fill me in on Greatest American Dog!
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Re: TV schedule conflict
Ever heard of a VCR? How about DVR?MarleysGh0st wrote:I'll be watching 5th Grader tonight, because--well, if I don't post a report about it, who will?
But I do hope that Annie will fill me in on Greatest American Dog!
I don't have Tivo.
and...........
I can't believe you are still watching that show!
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- MarleysGh0st
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Re: TV schedule conflict
Yes, I've heard of a DVR but I don't have one. I haven't wired up the splitters and whatnot to tape a program on my VCR simultaneously with watching another.christie1111 wrote: Ever heard of a VCR? How about DVR?
Ear, I appreciate your offer, but there are some things that are too important to delegate to someone else!
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Of course, I'd like to be on 5th Grader. It'd be an easy $500K, before I recited the requisite "I am not smarter than a 5th Grader" sign-off, along with a disclaimer that not gambling it all on a questions sight-unseen is a perfectly smart decision.earendel wrote:I openly would like to be on the show. If they come to this area for tryouts, I'll be there.ulysses5019 wrote:I think secretly, Marley wants to be on this show.
However...
While I continue to hold the tiniest shred of irrational hope that TPTB might some day let me slip into the Hot Seat on WWTBAM, I know, with the utmost conviction, that they'd never, ever cast me to stand up there with Jeff Foxworthy.
<sigh>
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Who of us won't win the million on the show?ulysses5019 wrote:I think secretly, Marley wants to be on this show.
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- Rexer25
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None of us, unless we're independently wealthy. You have to risk $475,000 on a category. I am not prepared to take such a chance.Bob Juch wrote:Who of us won't win the million on the show?ulysses5019 wrote:I think secretly, Marley wants to be on this show.
Enough already. It's my fault! Get over it!
That'll be $10, please.
That'll be $10, please.
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We've discussed risk toleration many time, usually when I'm ranting about some SyndieBAM contestant who has walked on a 50/50 in the middle tier. If your level of risk toleration is high enough to put $475K against any undisclosed, obscure factoid they might dig out of any 5th grade textbook, good for you!thguy65 wrote:MarleysGh0st wrote:... not gambling it all on a questions sight-unseen is a perfectly smart decision.
Don't knock it until you've tried it.
As for me...just talk TAYSTA5GPTB into giving me the chance and we'll see.
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I'm with you, Marley. I'd take the $500K and be happy to say "I am not smarter than a 5th grader".MarleysGh0st wrote:We've discussed risk toleration many time, usually when I'm ranting about some SyndieBAM contestant who has walked on a 50/50 in the middle tier. If your level of risk toleration is high enough to put $475K against any undisclosed, obscure factoid they might dig out of any 5th grade textbook, good for you!thguy65 wrote:MarleysGh0st wrote:... not gambling it all on a questions sight-unseen is a perfectly smart decision.
Don't knock it until you've tried it.
As for me...just talk TAYSTA5GPTB into giving me the chance and we'll see.
"Elen sila lumenn omentielvo...A star shines on the hour of our meeting."