Theme Parks Category On Jeopardy

See I forgot to touch on this when you mentioned this trickery earlier. I am guessing someone called you and told you ?

Bu knowing me I am probably way off.

rollergator's avatar

Nitro Dave said:Everybody breathe now.

LOL, I think that should be a header on every coaster forum - but only from November 1 to April 1. Then everyone can relax and get back to "normal".... ;)

Lord Gonchar's avatar
My guess is that he found them posted on one of the twenty gazillion enthusiast sites that exist and passed the info along in an attempt to be helpful.

But that's just a guess. :)


Whatever. Sorry everyone for all the drama.
True, since he is known for "Doing his Howework" among many other things!
Mamoosh's avatar
My guess is that he found them posted on one of the twenty gazillion enthusiast sites that exist and passed the info along in an attempt to be helpful.

Ya think? ;)

Lord Gonchar's avatar
I love how you're able to generate excitement from nothing at all, Mooshie. :)

Call that man Mr. Excitement!


Mamoosh's avatar
< user faints >
But if I got on Jeopardy, all the categories would be things like "Medieval Hungarian Literature" and "Oscar Winning Key Grips." :)
Mamoosh's avatar
While I could not find any info Key Grips who have won Oscars I did find this:

Medieval Hungarian Literature for $1000: The most extensive literature in the Hungarian language arose after this year.

*** Edited 2/19/2008 10:31:13 PM UTC by Mamoosh***

Well, assuming they started really writing when Chaucer started writing, in the 14th Century, I would guess "What is 1300?"

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Mamoosh's avatar
Correct! :)
joe.'s avatar
...which once again proves the the theory that coaster dorks are dorks about numerous topics.

And I mean that as a compliment.

Here is the final Jeopardy question since no one else posted it.

Question-This website is where you will find the most coaster geeks.

Answer-What is Coasterbuzz. LMAO

Aw man, you had to post the answer.

Ruined all the suspense for me... ;)


My author website: mgrantroberts.com

I for one am rather proud that my dorkdom extends beyond one isolated topic. Gotta embrace the dork.

P.S. I too looked, unsuccessfully, for Oscar-Winning Key Grips, so what else does that say about me?


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Mamoosh's avatar
LOL Dave. I actually tried to find a winner in the technical categories who may have at one time been a key grip. It seems logical that in the long history of the Oscars someone rose thru the ranks and won an award.
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Lord Gonchar said:
I love how you're able to generate excitement from nothing at all, Mooshie.

Call that man Mr. Excitement!


So, like you, he get's paid by Jeff? ;)


"I go out at 3 o' clock for a quart of milk and come home to my son treating his body like an amusement park!" - Estelle Costanza
I can't believe anyone actually searched for that stuff. :)

See? I'd get my ass kicked on Jeopardy. But at least I wouldn't waste all my money on Wheel of Fortune buying vowels that I already knew.

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Wheel of Fortune is WAYYYY too easy for adults. It's like the kiddie version of jeopardy... ;)

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