For a man of leisure, I’ve been doing way too much work lately, so I’ve decided to do the first ever You Make the Quiz week! It’s as simple as it sounds. You send me questions (and answers, preferably right answers) by this coming Monday, I ask ’em at next weeks quizzo. And yes, I will give you credit if I use your question. In fact, if you attend one of the quizzos next week, you are welcome to ask your own question. Just send your questions to johnnygoodtimes@hotmail.com, and I will use the best ones next week. You are welcome to send me one question, or as many as you like. Also feel free also to send me ideas for a 50/50 round or a wild card round. Please get your questions in by Monday, September 29th at 11:59 p.m..
Author: aetchells
Question of the Week
September 24th is F. Scott Fitzgerald’s 112th birthday. What was his last completed novel, one that included the characters Dick and Nicole Diver? Bonus website hint: I’m a pretty huge Fitzgerald fan, so odds are that this won’t be the only F. Scott question I ask this week.
A Little Shameless Self Indulgence
Every day at 5 p.m., WXPN host Jim McGuinn has a theme for his next 6 songs. Yesterday, the theme was “Good Times”. Here was his lineup.
- The Cars – Good Times Roll
- Harry Nilsson – Let The Good Times Roll
- B. B. King – Let The Good Times Roll
- Led Zeppelin – Good Times, Bad Times
- Brazilian Girls – Good Time
- Chic – Good Times
Pretty good set list, though a little heavy on “Let the Good Times Roll”. Here are a few more “Goodtimes” selections he could have made:
- The Johnny Goodtimes theme song.
- Where Have all the Good Times Gone by David Bowie
- The Goodtimes tv show theme song
- Goodtimes (I Get High) by Styles P
- Alan Jackson also has a song called Good Time but I don’t like it that much
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Anybody got any more Good Times songs that haven’t been mentioned?
Vote in the Alf Landon Bad Writing Competition, Volume 2
Congratulations to Benny, who took first place in Round One of the Alf Landon Bad Writing Competition. He advances to the finals. We will pick our final two finalists this week. Here are 6 more entries, and I need you to vote for your least favorite one at the bottom. Voting ends Wednesday at 3:30 p.m.
- JOHN-Alf Landon capped off his Sunday communion breakfast with Adolph Hitler’s nephew, Yizzle Hitler, with a resounding kick to his solar plexus and surprise hand favor in the closet with the chairwoman of his dog grooming school.
- WILLIAM– Alf Landon. The words hung in my brain like a slimy newborn, yet to have the mucous wrenched from its trachea. The shitstorm of joy and treachery that marked the previous 3 months had finally come to an end, but the question remained: Just who was this man?
- RYAN– I inventoried the contents in my shabby 1992 Honda Civic, even though the contents never changed: One paperback of Christopher Marlowe’s King Lear. Check. One bladder of Franzia. Check. One vinyl copy of the 1974 L.P. “Nap Bastard” by eastern European jazz-fusion outfit The Perogi Prerogative–the most influential Prague-Rock group of that decade. Czech. I felt ready, but confidence alone does not a Hungry-Hungry Hippos Semi Finalist make. Even Alf Landon had confidence.
- BO– Rosita politely stifled her gag reflex as she choked down her mother-in-law’s dismal flan donging at her insides.
- BRIAN-Alf Landon was blind.
- BILL– We came here for two reasons,” said Tim, the camp’s chubby head counselor, “to eat smores and pray. I’m all out of marshmallow, so get on your knees y’all!” As little Alf Landon knelt down and took the hand of the boy next to him, he smiled, knowing that his mom was right about church camp.
Hurtin Bombs Win at Bards
Jams Win (Repped by Birthday Girl Toni Basil)
Who defeated Jack Dempsey in the famous “Long Count” on this date in 1927?
Sofa Kingdom Wins Again
Where’s the Rum Wins at O’Neals
Pics of last week’s winners
Alright gang, gonna post photos of the winners of last week’s quizzo. Underneath each pic will be a question about something that happened on this day in history (September 22). One guess per person.
Scoreboard, brought to you by Centipede
- Hand Over the Rum 100
- Hot Bar 99
- Dorksided 96
- We Got Nothin’ 96
- Young Old & Restless 88
BARDS
- Sofa Kingdom 109*
- Western Omelette 109
- Ryan Howard for Emperor 103
- Worried About Coop 91
- Ermine Muff 86
LOCUST RENDEZVOUS
- The Jams (aka Broad Street Bullies) 113
- TFJM 85
- Trust Us We Know 80
- 1022 71
- Pal-O-Mine 37
BLACK SHEEP
- So’s Your Face 104**
- Axis of Evil Knieval 99
- Catdog 93
- Hurtin Bombs 93
- Beards and the Broads 92
GOOD DOG
- Moist Makers 75
- Underachievers 59
- Comma Chameleon 57
- C+ Average 48
- Vagina Dentata 43
BARDS
- Hurtin Bombs 109
- Sofa Kingdom 101
- Western Omelette 99
- Mother Chucker 91
- Satan’s MInions 90