Yeah, I’ll do a new one, against my better judgement, so you guys can get some practice in. Good Dog at 8 p.m. and Bards at 10:15 p.m. I’ll have tix on me.
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Buy your tickets today
Yo kids, it looks like we’re going to have a sellout by tomorrow. Do not wait until then. Buy your tickets immediately. There will be no tickets available at the door on Saturday. We will be sold out by then. Just wanted to give you a heads up.
Local Emo Punk Band Inspired by Quizzo
This from this week’s Philadelphia Weekly: How, exactly, does one stumble upon the moniker “Kill You in the Face”? For the eponymous local band, it stems from an intense dislike of Quizzo. “It was a tongue-in-cheek sort of thing,” says Kill guitarist Mike Romeo. The band regularly met at a bar Tuesday nights, despite the fact it also featured Quizzo. “We’d be mad about it, but one day we decided to play,” Romeo explains. They named their team Kill You in the Face, and a band name was born.
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Toughest Questions From Last Couple of Weeks
- What country leads the world in beer consumption per capita, as its citizens drink almost twice as much on average as Americans.
- Titanic is the only film that is not a sequel to earn $1 billion at the worldwide box office. What are the three sequels ?
- When Forbes released its first list of Richest Americans in 1918, who was #1?
- Carl Switzer, who played this memorable Little Rascals character, was murdered under mysterious circumstances in 1959 at age 31.
- What was the last NCAA men’s hoop team to enter the tournament undefeated?
- The only Democrat elected President between 1860 and 1912 was born on in 1837. Who was he?
- who wrote Portnoy’s Complaint and American Pastoral
- What is the capital of the Canadian province Alberta?
- What popular character did we get rom Lucy Maud Montgomery?
- At up to 2,500 pounds, they are the largest terrestrial mammals in North America.
a) Ireland b) Germany c) Czech Republic d) Australia
a) John D. Rockefeller b) Andrew Carnegie c) Henry Ford d) JP Morgan
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Couple of Quick Quizzo Bowl Notes
First of all, just a heads up. We will be starting at precisely 6 p.m. on Saturday, not the normal Johnny Goodtimes schedule. Doors open at 5 p.m., but be in your seat by six, because that’s when the trailer to the Quizzo Bowl Documentary will begin. Also, I need one more person to help with scoring, preferably someone with a little Microsoft Excel knowledge. If you aren’t playing but wanna see the show and are good at grading papers, let me know. I will have tickets on me tonight at quizzo, or you can purchase them online. It’s gonna be a hell of a show folks. Where else will you see a Hall and Oates cover band, a Lion Troupe, and have a chance to win $800 this weekend?
Quizzo Tonight
Back in action at O’Neals at 8 p.m. and Bards at 10 p.m. I will have Quizzo Bowl tickets on me at both spots. I don’t know yet if I’m gonna have two quizzes this week or not. I’ll let you know Thursday. See ya tonight.
Lion Troupe Added to the Show
Got our halftime entertainment, gang. A Lion Troupe, like the ones you see on Chinese New Year, will be entertaining us for halftime (which we are gonna move back to the end of the third round). This is gonna be off the hook. As far as ticket sales, we just crossed the 125 sold mark, and I am holding another 50 for people. That leaves 100 unclaimed tickets left total. DO NOT WAIT UNTIL SATURDAY TO BUY YOUR TICKETS. I am fairly certain they will be sold out by then. I will have them on me tonight at quizzo, or you can buy them online.
Question of the Week
Born on March 24th, 1829, this man ran for President in 1872, made a fortune in real estate and railroads, and inspired Jules Verne by going around the world in 80 days. Who was he?
Stupid Headline of the Day
This on the front page of Yahoo right now. You can’t really raise something that’s 100%.