Every evening for the last
nineteen years, Mark and I have watched Jeopardy at 7:30. Even when we have
been arguing we take time out for Jeopardy. I think it actually helped us get
over some of those rough spots. When we moved north we discovered that Jeopardy
is on at 3:30 in the afternoon here in Chicago. Old habits are hard to break,
but the invention of the DVR solved this one. Jeopardy is still on at 7:30 in
the evening around here. Now if only my bodily functions were that easily
scheduled.
All this week on Jeopardy it
has been what they call "Power Players" week. I don't exactly know
what that means other than all the contestants have been news reporters,
political know-it-alls, and elected politicians. What it has actually been is a
revelation that all those so called experts and pundits are truly ignorant.
Seriously, all the questions on Jeopardy this week have been of the high school
level and I have been regularly shocked at just how little these "Power
Players" know. It turns out that I am smarter than Anderson Cooper and
that Michael Steele (Former RNC chairman) is an idiot. I'm looking forward to
the grade school players week on Jeopardy, and a higher level of competition.
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