Posted on 02/20/2023 7:50:38 PM PST by Kevin in California
About two years ago I noticed a distinct trend of “diverse” contestants. I finally quit watching after I’d heard too many males mention “my fabulous husband Eric.”
I gave up on Jeopardy too.
me too...too many light in the loafers on Jeopardy...they think we don’t notice but we do which is why after decades of watching we no longer do.
It was a stunning mistake. Even the audience gasped.
I attribute it to stage fright. However, I do wonder if she has ever had fresh fruit, tropical or otherwise.
she was just as cute as could be and I would guess she's more Indian than anything else....
I remember proudly infront of my 4th grade class writing "boob" report on the chalk board instead of "book " report and got a good swipe on the backside for it...
Yeah, I used to love Jeopardy, but that dude in a dress named Amy or something who won a bunch last year finally did it for me.
One more thing I used to enjoy now ruined by Democrats.
youtube has a collection of great moments from Wheel. Guy faced with a puzzle that says C L A M __ _ I G G E R calls for an “N” Pat Sajak, stunned, says......”uhhh, NO! Someone finally gets it with a “D”.
But she is Indian! Don’t they win like 100% of spelling bees?
This is hugh and series!!! (for you old school freppers)
She is a black Indian.
Obviously white privelege. Who can blame here for guessing “G”. They don’t have fresh fruit in liquor stores in the hood, so how could she possibly know the word “fresh” applies to fruit.
Then Miss White Privelege solves it.
Do I REALLY need the tag? Do I? Seriously?
I agree.
Jeopardy had the weirdest one PERIOD! amy?? A transexual woman, with a wife???
When I was 8 or 9, I got in trouble in school. For my punishment, I had to write ten definitions from the dictionary. Naturally, being the devious little brat that I was, I chose words with short definitions.
My mom saw the list before I turned it in and said I had to redo it.
Apparently Whore hore: A prostitute wasn’t a proper definition to use in third grade.
Wink, wink; that would be Southern French, if I recall correctly. LOL ;>)
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