A new Jeopardy Category
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09:49 Jul 08, 2009
Yes, or the Pen Is Mightier. |
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12:02 Jul 08, 2009
Well, I hate to tell you this, but it wasn't Patton, either. He died shortly after WWII, before anyone had the chance to approach him about politics. Not clear he would have been either interested or a good candidate. OK to hit Google, people, let's get this one done and move on. |
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12:34 Jul 08, 2009
Who is not welcome in Atlanta? I mean, who is William Tecumseh Sherman. I feel less duh-like for that one, at least. Wasn't thinking civil war era at all. And still wouldn't have gotten it if I did. And if you truly hated to tell me it wasn't Patton, couldn't you have refrained from doing so? Lie to me. Tell me I was right. I don't need the truth, I just want to feel good! |
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12:52 Jul 08, 2009
Ah, now we've got it. Sherman, indeed. This one should be easier. #2: It was a woman who first started me down the road to drink. I never wrote to thank her. |
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Former Member
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13:05 Jul 08, 2009
Is this the "Name the speaker" category? Who was Mark Twain? It just seems like the sort of thing he would say. |
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Former Member
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13:34 Jul 08, 2009
It does sound like something Mark Twain might have said, but he's not the author of the quote -- as far as I know! |
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Former Member
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13:53 Jul 08, 2009
Churchill? |
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Former Member
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14:55 Jul 08, 2009
Another good guess, but -- nope! |
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Former Member
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15:47 Jul 08, 2009
Presumably somebody who was notorious for drinking. So, pick a member of the rat pack, or any other hollywood celeb from that era! |
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15:53 Jul 08, 2009
Not only notorious for drinking but made it into a key part of his comedy. And think a little earlier than the Rat Pack. |