Where in the World Isn't Bob Saget?

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I'm watching The $100,000 Pyramid, and the guest stars are Aaron Rodgers and Erin Andrews. It's confusing when he says "Aaron/Erin"... which person is he talking about?

#TeamAaron

 

[Goofyernmost]

51/49 Like always balancing on the fence.

 

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Spoiler alert: Aaron Rodgers won his partner the 100k.

 

[Tick Tock]

38% Heart / 62% Head
I scored so low because I believe in soul mates. But not ghosts. Or a flat Earth.

44 / 56 here. It didn't even ask me the flat Earth one.

 

[trr1]

I'm pretty much the perfect balance!

https://www.buzzfeed.com/natalyalob...t-or-your-head?utm_term=.dd4wJYROA#.frWrmDN7l

You Got: You think 42% with your heart and 58% with your head!You're somewhere between the two. In certain scenarios you definitely think rationally, and in others you're governed by the heart. Maybe you're very rational at work, but a hopeless romantic when it comes to matters of the heart. Or maybe you just strongly believe in ghosts.

I Got: You think 49% with your heart and 51% with your head!

 

[JenniferS]

44 / 56 here. It didn't even ask me the flat Earth one.

There was no flat Earth question.

 

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@JenniferS FYI
A guy wrote a book about a ship called the Titan crashing into an iceberg - fourteen years BEFORE the Titanic sank.

Morgan Robertson's 1898 book tells the story of a British ship called the Titan, which was deemed to be unsinkable, that hit an iceberg and sank, killing many of the passengers because there weren't enough lifeboats. In 1912, the Titanic sank in almost the same manner.

 

[JenniferS]

@JenniferS FYI
A guy wrote a book about a ship called the Titan crashing into an iceberg - fourteen years BEFORE the Titanic sank.

Morgan Robertson's 1898 book tells the story of a British ship called the Titan, which was deemed to be unsinkable, that hit an iceberg and sank, killing many of the passengers because there weren't enough lifeboats. In 1912, the Titanic sank in almost the same manner.

I haven't read the Wikipedia article in ages, but if I recall, the similarities between the fictional book and the real life event were uncanny.

ETA: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Wreck_of_the_Titan:_Or,_Futility

 

[Mike S]

@JenniferS FYI
A guy wrote a book about a ship called the Titan crashing into an iceberg - fourteen years BEFORE the Titanic sank.

Morgan Robertson's 1898 book tells the story of a British ship called the Titan, which was deemed to be unsinkable, that hit an iceberg and sank, killing many of the passengers because there weren't enough lifeboats. In 1912, the Titanic sank in almost the same manner.

 

[JenniferS]

If everyone could look up their own post count individually, that'd be great.

This will be my 6,957th WITWIBS post, out of 38,057 total. My rudimentary math skills tell me that I am responsible for 18.28% of this hilarity.

Spoiler

Also, maybe I need to get a job ... or something.

 

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This will be my 6,957th WITWIBS post, out of 38,057 total. My rudimentary math skills tell me that I am responsible for 18.28% of this hilarity.

Spoiler

Also, maybe I need to get a job ... or something.

25.76% of your overall posts have been in this thraed.

 

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15.76% of my overall posts have been in this thraed.

 

[Eric1955]

I'm pretty much the perfect balance!

https://www.buzzfeed.com/natalyalob...t-or-your-head?utm_term=.dd4wJYROA#.frWrmDN7l

You Got: You think 42% with your heart and 58% with your head!You're somewhere between the two. In certain scenarios you definitely think rationally, and in others you're governed by the heart. Maybe you're very rational at work, but a hopeless romantic when it comes to matters of the heart. Or maybe you just strongly believe in ghosts.

57/43

 

[JenniferS]

15.76% of my overall posts have been in this thraed.

Clearly you have more friends outside of these hallowed halls than I do.
Probably more inside too.

 

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Clearly you have more friends outside of these hallowed halls than I do.
Probably more inside too.

What can I say? People love me no matter where I am.

 

[Eric1955]

46.95% percent of my posts have been in this thraed.

 

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If you need something to kill some time and give you much laughter, look no further than the following thread.

http://forums.wdwmagic.com/threads/kumquat.930450/

 

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I love Amy Poehler, and this is one of the funniest interviews I've seen of her. It just turns into incoherent babble because they're laughing so hard that they're crying.

 

[MinnieM123]

Dang. Now i want pie.

I always want pie. It's almost 5 AM now, and I wish I had a warmed up piece of blueberry pie for breakfast. (I have coffee, so I'm all set for that.)

 

[Mike S]

I always want pie. It's almost 5 AM now, and I wish I had a warmed up piece of blueberry pie for breakfast. (I have coffee, so I'm all set for that.)

I'm going to Waffle House on my way up to WDW.