11/19 Q&A
Question: What city has largest sea port in Poland, is on the Baltic Sea and was formerly part of Germany, Sweden & Prussia?
Answer: Szczecin (unconfirmed)
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
Monday, November 16, 2009
11/16 - New Category
So it's again been a long time since I updated. I will try and do a better job this time around. Thanks for updating questions in the comments.
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Alrighty, new round, new questions, new contestant. Matt was the contestant today on line 3 with $100 in the pot.
Questino A: Who auditioned for the role of Princess Leia, appeared in the 1978 film, Thank God It's Friday", and contributed sex advice to the book Cherry Bomb?
Answer: Terri Nunn (http://www.answers.com/topic/terri-nunn)
Good luck everyone.
-Until next time...
We're also on facebook if you search "You still can't win", become a fan of the group.
Alrighty, new round, new questions, new contestant. Matt was the contestant today on line 3 with $100 in the pot.
Questino A: Who auditioned for the role of Princess Leia, appeared in the 1978 film, Thank God It's Friday", and contributed sex advice to the book Cherry Bomb?
Answer: Terri Nunn (http://www.answers.com/topic/terri-nunn)
Good luck everyone.
-Until next time...
Thursday, September 24, 2009
9/24 - New Category
Alright, it has apparently been quite a while since I updated, and I completely missed the winning turn of the last round last week. Work has been busy and I haven't been able to listen as much as I have wanted, so if you don't see a post up regarding a question and answer, please leave a comment so we can all continue to work together to have someone win this thing.
Anyway, here's what I have for this round:
Question A: 9/18 - Missed
Question B: 9/21 - Line 2 for Douglas, $110. What was the first personal computer to feature a mouse and a graphical user interface?
Answer: Xerox Alto
Question C: 9/22 - Line 2 for Ben, $120. What city recently became the location of the largest seige in military history?
Answer: Serajavo (confirmed)
Question D: 9/22 - Lind 2 for Ben, $130. What cruise line used as its signature line, "Your World, Your Way"?
Answer: Oceania Cruises
Question E: 9/23 - Missed
Question F: 9/24 - Line 2 for Tim, $140. Who ran Center and Warbird beginning in 1971? (no idea if this was actually the question)
Good luck everyone
-Until next time...
Anyway, here's what I have for this round:
Question A: 9/18 - Missed
Question B: 9/21 - Line 2 for Douglas, $110. What was the first personal computer to feature a mouse and a graphical user interface?
Answer: Xerox Alto
Question C: 9/22 - Line 2 for Ben, $120. What city recently became the location of the largest seige in military history?
Answer: Serajavo (confirmed)
Question D: 9/22 - Lind 2 for Ben, $130. What cruise line used as its signature line, "Your World, Your Way"?
Answer: Oceania Cruises
Question E: 9/23 - Missed
Question F: 9/24 - Line 2 for Tim, $140. Who ran Center and Warbird beginning in 1971? (no idea if this was actually the question)
Good luck everyone
-Until next time...
Friday, August 14, 2009
8/14- Question P, Question K
Greetings everyone. Line 3 was chosen today for Jeff and there was $360 on the line. Once again, the answers I had displayed here were proven to be incorrect.
Question P: What is the passively rotting mass thrown off by the lowest layers of the old society?
Answer: The dangerous class, the social scum (confirmed as correct)
Question K: What distinguishes the Bourgeoise Epoch from all earlier ones?
Answer: The constant revolutionizing of production (was not a complete answer), so here is the full answer: The constant revolutionizing of production, uninterrupted disturbance of all social condidtions, everlasting uncertainty, and agitation
$370 next time
Good luck everyone
-Until next time...
Question P: What is the passively rotting mass thrown off by the lowest layers of the old society?
Answer: The dangerous class, the social scum (confirmed as correct)
Question K: What distinguishes the Bourgeoise Epoch from all earlier ones?
Answer: The constant revolutionizing of production (was not a complete answer), so here is the full answer: The constant revolutionizing of production, uninterrupted disturbance of all social condidtions, everlasting uncertainty, and agitation
$370 next time
Good luck everyone
-Until next time...
Thursday, August 13, 2009
8/12 - 8/13
Hey everyone, sorry about not posting yesterday, it was a little busy at work. Since I was on vacation last week and didn't listen to the program at all, I am going to continue identifying the questions in the order I hear them. So, if there were any new questions last week, I will have them out of order.
Yesterday, John was on line 2 and was playing for $340. The first question was new and he did not answer it correctly:
Question O: (Something like) What is merely the organized one class for oppressing the other?
Answer: Political Power
Today, Zach was the contestant on line 3, playing for $350. Again, Zach had some correct answers, but the third question was asked and he did not have the answer.
Question M: What epidemic of earlier epochs seemed an absurdity?
Answer: Over-production
Question E: What has the bourgeoisie torn away from the family?
Answer: The sentimental veil, and has reduced the family relationship into a mere money relation.
Question P: What is the passively eroding mass thrown off by the lowest layers of the old society?
Answer: The Proletariate
$360 tomorrow
Good luck everyone
-Until next time...
Yesterday, John was on line 2 and was playing for $340. The first question was new and he did not answer it correctly:
Question O: (Something like) What is merely the organized one class for oppressing the other?
Answer: Political Power
Today, Zach was the contestant on line 3, playing for $350. Again, Zach had some correct answers, but the third question was asked and he did not have the answer.
Question M: What epidemic of earlier epochs seemed an absurdity?
Answer: Over-production
Question E: What has the bourgeoisie torn away from the family?
Answer: The sentimental veil, and has reduced the family relationship into a mere money relation.
Question P: What is the passively eroding mass thrown off by the lowest layers of the old society?
Answer: The Proletariate
$360 tomorrow
Good luck everyone
-Until next time...
Friday, July 31, 2009
7/31 - Question J
Greetings, Greg was the contestant on line 2 today with $260 in the jackpot. He received a repeat question; J.
Who are the slaves ...... and above all, by the individual bourgeois manufacturer himself.
The labourers.
I will be on vacation next week and will not be able to update the site. If someone would please leave comments so we can keep up, I would appreciate it.
Good luck everyone.
-Until next time...
Who are the slaves ...... and above all, by the individual bourgeois manufacturer himself.
The labourers.
I will be on vacation next week and will not be able to update the site. If someone would please leave comments so we can keep up, I would appreciate it.
Good luck everyone.
-Until next time...
Thursday, July 30, 2009
7/30 - Question F, Question N
Greetings everyone. First of all, thanks to Jeff for providing the question and answer from yesterday's game. I am glad Jeff gave us the info, because I had the answer written incorrectly (much like I had the answer to Question F incorrect).
Kem was the contestant today on the 4th line. He was playing for $250. Kem got the first question correct, which again, I had written incorrectly.
Question F: What is veiled by religious and political illusions and a substitute for naked, shameless, direct, and brutal exploitation?
Answer: Free Trade (confirmed as correct)
Question N: What happens to the laborer right after he is set upon by the manufacturer?
Answer: He is set upon by the other portions of the bourgeoisie, the landlord, the shopkeeper, the pawnbroker, etc.
Good luck everyone, $260 tomorrow.
-Until next time...
Kem was the contestant today on the 4th line. He was playing for $250. Kem got the first question correct, which again, I had written incorrectly.
Question F: What is veiled by religious and political illusions and a substitute for naked, shameless, direct, and brutal exploitation?
Answer: Free Trade (confirmed as correct)
Question N: What happens to the laborer right after he is set upon by the manufacturer?
Answer: He is set upon by the other portions of the bourgeoisie, the landlord, the shopkeeper, the pawnbroker, etc.
Good luck everyone, $260 tomorrow.
-Until next time...
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