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Well, my first thought with Jack Benny was clarinet, which wasn't a choice...and then I realized I was thinking of Benny Goodman. Posts: 4077 | Registered: Jun 2003
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Football: Lombardi is correct (I'm a big Green Bay Packers fan, and he was the Packers' coach during the years they won Superbowl I and II).
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I forgot to say that I am fairly confident in sports, as I play baseball and watch basketball, football, and baseball on the "tele." (Espanol) However, my guess on the "catch a crab" one would be in diving, but I am not fluent at all in any of those sports (I do know what all the strokes of swimming are, but who wouldn't?)
Oh, and I know NOTHING about 60's TV shows, or anything like that. However, I'm not sure if those timeframes are going to fit into my fairly unknown schedule...
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Icarus, I thought it was just Utah people fo rsome reason. I am not sure how much of a help I would be, though, but if you need me, i will be here. I am so sorry I did not realize it before. I do know one of Prince William's names is Arthur, and i actually think he IS King Arthur, the Once and Future King, but I don;t think you want my fantasies... And The Killing Fields was Cambodia, Khmer Rouge, right?
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Well, of all the questions you have posted today, the only ones I am reasonably sure of are:
The Killing Feilds = Cambodia
Jack Benny = violin (Although, if I recall correctly, he didn't play it "regularly." He would just hold it and threaten to play it.)
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Elizabeth, as of right now, I only have two lifelines, so, send me an e-mail with your contact information and tell me what your strengths are, and if I get it in time, I'll use it.
(btw, you do know that I don't live in Utah, right?)
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I'm useless with most of those questions. The only one I knew for sure was The Killing Fields, and that only because I watched it in the last year or so.
The biggest problem Fahim and I have with being lifelines is that the call would inevitably be while we're sleeping, and it takes longer than 30 seconds to wake up and be halfway intelligent.
Fahim says he'll volunteer as long as it's not during the daytime for you. Although Fahim did admit that being disturbed in his sleep would end up in him being grouchy and irritable and I'd be on the receiving end. Yeah, not so good.
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I'd help you out, Icaro, but I sleep when normal people are awake, between about 10 am CST to about 8 pm...
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Well, I expect I'll audition in New York again this summer, like I did last summer. There's always another day . . .
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I'm sorry to hear that Icarus--what happened?
I'll definitely be interested in being a lifeline for you in the future; maybe next time we can get the OH/IN clumps together and make an unstoppable triva juggernaut.
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quote:Originally posted by Noemon: I'm sorry to hear that Icarus--what happened?
Nothing happened; there was never any guarantee of making into the pool. Last year, of the five of us tha tried, two of us made it into the pool, so I felt good about our odds of one of us getting that far this year.
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