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Community => General Discussion => Topic started by: Ghandi on Monday, September 03, 2007, 07:08:55 PM
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Seriously, just watch. (http://youtube.com/watch?v=KxmHEGy7JUU)
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LOL, nice. I did read the comments, and one poster said that the European audiences tend to purposely provide the wrong answer. I don't know if that's true or not, but ultimately I guess it doesn't matter. Here's to hoping it was just nerves and not complete dumbassness.
Once on the U.S. version I saw a guy get the very first question wrong: "Fill in the blank: 'Duck, duck, _____.'" Choices being goose, duck, and two other words I can't remember. I know... it's a stumper alright!
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Duck, duck, BANG? I don't know!
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I don't care how nervous you are -- if it takes you 10 minutes to think about that question then you probably aren't running on all cylinders. I mean, I was taught that in....kindergarten? 1st grade?
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I seriously wonder if the question was worded confusingly so that more than half the audience chose the wrong answer.
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Once on the U.S. version I saw a guy get the very first question wrong: "Fill in the blank: 'Duck, duck, _____.'" Choices being goose, duck, and two other words I can't remember. I know... it's a stumper alright!
I wouldn't have known the answer to that one until last year, when I heard my little one doing some "duck, duck, goose" thing with the neighbor's boy.
Edit: I got bored with the video clip. Dum dum!
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According to Babelfish, it literally says "What gravitates around the Earth?" So no, apparently the people in that audience were actually *that* stupid.
I can understand a guy hesitating a moment before answering to ensure he was getting it and it wasn't a trick question, but that's all just really sad.