The Jams have won 5 in a row, and thus there will be a Bounty next Wednesday at the Rendezvous. In addition to the gift certificate, teams will win $20 cash if they can finish first and knock off the Jams. This is our first Bounty since February, when the Jams won 7 in a row, and our third of the year (There was a Bounty out on Duane’s World in January.)
Category: Quizzo
A Penny for Your Thoughts
Hey gang, as you can see, we’re changing things up a bit on the website, and I’d appreciate your feedback. What do you want to see more of on the site? What would you like to see less of? I have tried to make it more focused on trivia and less of a hodge podge. Is that a good thing or a bad thing?
A few things to note. First of all, now that I am using WordPress, it is a lot easier to post pics. So I think I will, starting next week, post pics of the top 3 finishers at each bar, not just the winners. Also, the categories have been cleaned up and so the site is much easier to navigate.
I am thinking I might do a pizza hunt again this summer like we did in 2006. I will have more details next week. Also, looking for a spot to do a City vs. City quiz with Denver this summer. Will keep you updated.
Everybody on the Website Week!
Could Justice Sotomayor Kill Quizzo?
Uh-oh folks. I’m not so sure how I feel about soon to be Supreme Courter Sonia Sotomayor. She is apparently not a big fan of unlicensed trivia. In 1997, she ruled that an unofficial Seinfeld trivia book violated copyright laws. Well, needless to say, I don’t exactly get Cop Rock‘s permission to do a round on Terrible TV rounds. Will Sotomayor come in on an anti-quizzo crusade and shut down our quizzes? Will I be forced to pay the Whig Party millions of dollars for asking unlicensed Millard Fillmore questions? These are indeed dangerous times for a quizmaster. Let’s hope my D.C. connections keep me in business.
RELATED: Ken Jennings has a longer version of what happened in this case on his blog.

