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I shall accept my golden sheep award and rue the TD in which I forgot to use my drop.

Congratulations !

INCORRECT = 13 gameshowfandanny (56,000 - I see the logic, but not correct unfortunately) Peachbox (3.90 ERA - I’ll hear a case on overturning this one - I did say two decimals, but did not say round up) Nah, I won't appeal. (That's what you get for doing the math in your head when you're tired.)

The Last Emperor (1987) - 5 (SHEEP!)
cthulhu
Peachbox
MattKnowles
Shaquebanisa
shambolic


Seriously ??

Lefty wrote: ↑

Tue Jun 09, 2020 12:38 am

Is anyone else having trouble accessing the site right now (00:37 Eastern time,Tuesday morning)?

Yes, and I still am as of 2:04 a.m. ET/11:04 p.m. PT.

Thanks for the link! I've revised the Bonus Q info. Thanks also for updating the winners list.

TD 446 - Final Scores 9. POLISH HERITAGE Choose one option for the following people with Polish heritage. • Scientist born in 1867 who won a Nobel Prize in both physics and chemistry Marie Curie • Social worker who rescued more than 2,500 Jewish children from the Warsaw ghetto in WWII Irena Sendler...

7. NAME THAT SPORT Identify the sport of one of the following current or former pro teams. Some sports are repeated, so include team and sport in your answer. Sports noted below; leagues for info only (they weren't asked for). Toronto Maple Leafs - ice hockey (NHL) Halifax Thunderbirds - lacrosse (...

BrigadierSolo13 wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 04, 2020 11:15 am

If there's a Blazing Saddles quote, I'm going for it for sure

And I just watched a documentary on Hedy Lamarr the other day!

5. THEMED QUESTION Pick one of the following options, then try your hand at the bonus; getting that may help you with some of these answers. • Meriwether Lewis died at Grinder's Stand on this southern forest trail in 1809 Natchez Trace • This city was under siege from the Union Army from mid-May to...

3. MOSTLY LANDMARKS Name the chief designer/architect of one of the following. Last names only are OK, except for option F (same last name/different first names on that will be scored separately). Be sure to include letter with your answer. A. Central Park in New York Frederick Law Olmsted B. The S...

TD 446 - Scores through Q2 1. ALL THE SINGLE LETTERS Name a singer or musician who uses a single letter as part of their stage name, whether as solo artist or part of a group. First-name initials are ineligible (middle ones OK). Example: Mel B is ok but M. Ward isn’t. Not too big of a sheep on this...

Singletons still available on TD 446.

Enter by 10 p.m. Pacific time, Monday, June 1. Use this form to enter.

TenPoundHammer wrote: ↑

Thu May 28, 2020 9:55 pm

Teaching the Sport was a quick 0/5 for me. Any reason I should know that pitch at $200 was a fastball?

The clue's narration included the term "two-seam variety"; types of fastballs include two-seam and four-seam, and split-finger.

Participants - 29 threearruda econgator True North' Mark Barrett gameshowfandanny NYCScribbler AFRET CMS Gamawire merica econgator Flealick Rackme32 xabe Ultraman jfmk leander BrigadierSolo13 Shaquebanisa cthulhu psgola MattKnowles clt013 Ironhorse twelvefootboy clprez floridagator lefty SenseiCAY ...

Reminder that there are no penalties for a wrong guess on a bonus, for those who would like to revise their bonus guesses (and have not looked up any answers).

talkingaway wrote: ↑

Sun May 24, 2020 1:53 am

I'm new to TD, but several of the responses on Google Forms have "MUST BE A NUMBER", and...uh...they aren't numbers.

Whoa, I've not seen that error before. It's fixed now; thanks for the heads-up!

TD 446 - Random Trivia Quiz Posting this a bit early because of Memorial Day. 1. Your goal is to achieve the lowest score for all questions; your score for each question is equal to the total number of players also submitting your answer. 2. You may DROP one question and receive zero points for tha...

Switched from Hull to Selanne on the 700 goals hockey Q. Selanne had 684.

It was 47, I think