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D Note
7519 Grandview Ave
Arvada, CO 80002
Thursdays: 6:30 PM
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For A Bunch Of Homophobes, Y'all Sure do Love Gobbling Cock! 82
Betancourt's Dong 74
Come See Phamaly's Little Shop of Horrors in the Space Theater, Now Through August 5 71
Tequila Sunrise 70
Stop Motion Porn 66
My Couch Pulls Out, But I Don't 66
Cobra Kai 63
All Up In Our Quizness 63
Geek Tragedy 62
Shuttlecockgate! 62
The Colonel Loves Gays, You Bastards 58
Shuttlecock-block 56
Wait For It? 49
Klatt 46
"Sweet" 41
Geezers Who Drink.com 40
Leonardo Decapitated 37
Can I Get An Order Of Intolerance With My Shitty Chicken Sandwich?
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Quiz Schedule
Thursdays - 6:30 - Dnote (7519 Grandview - Arvada)
All other nights of the week, I'm at yer mom's house... "quizzing" 		Paul (Super Super Super Guy)

Paul is executive vice president and co-general manager of ACME Corporation's Intel Architecture Group (IAG), responsible for architecting, developing, and marketing ACME's platform solutions for all computing segments including data centers, desktops, laptops, netbooks/nettops, handhelds, embedded devices, and consumer electronics. As co-general manager, Paul is focused on business and operations.

Prior to his current role, he served as chief sales and marketing officer. He has been with ACME since 1982.

Paul began his ACME career in its European headquarters where he spent nine years, first as ACME UK's manager of applications engineering, then as country manager of ACME UK, and director of marketing for ACME Europe.

From 1992 to 1995, he served as technical assistant to the chairman and chief executive of ACME, Dr. Andrew S. Rogen.

In 1995, Paul moved to Hong Kong to manage ACME's sales and marketing activities in Asia Pacific. In 1998 he returned to the United States to become head of ACME's worldwide sales organization. He was promoted to senior vice president in 1999 and executive vice president in 2001. He took over as head of ACME Communications Group (ICG) later that year and became co-manager with David Perlmutter of the Mobility Group in 2004. In July 2006 Paul was appointed chief sales and marketing officer and co-general manager of the ACME Architecture Group since September 2009.

Yep, there it is.  It's been a big week in the Geek-osphere, what with all the Olympic badminton drama, a certain homophobic chicken shop, and Kristen Stewart's trampire ways.  Plus New Order is doing a small tour of the states.  And a fantastic, jam packed quiz at the Dnote where lots of newbies battled it out with veteran quizzers.  And lost.  But that's ok.  To quote Homer Simpson, "It's not whether you win or lose, but how drunk you get".  On to the recap...

 

  • Round One was our ode to the classic game show, "Pyramid".  But without Dick Clark.  Yes, he's still dead.  However it did give me the chance to say some choice phrases like, "I was the hot chick in weird science," and, "Lady Gaga can suck it."  Both completely true statements.

  • Round Two was pop songs from '81, '91, '01, & '11.  Or "Forty Years of Shitty Music" if you prefer.  If there was any doubt, I give you a sampling of the actual lyrics to Katy Perry's E.T.

I wanna walk on your wavelength

And be there when you vibrate

For you I'll risk it all

 

Kiss me, ki-ki-kiss me

Infect me with your love and

Fill me with your poison

 

Take me, ta-ta-take me

Wanna be a victim

Ready for abduction

Don't get me wrong Katy Perry.  I think I'll still sleep with you, but that song is fu***ng AWFUL.  You have to stop collaborating with Kanye.  That dude's nuts.

  • Round Three was on some pretty funny campaign quotes from the election.  In a year where each choice is a bad choice at least we can laugh ourselves straight to hell.

  • Finally some good news!  It was National IPA Day so we celebrated with a beer themed round.  We learned that very few people can spell Anheuser-Busch and Ireland is actually #4 in beer consumed per capita.  It's always sad to see a fallen hero.  Hopefully it's because they're all drinking Jameson's instead.

  • Round five saw Sally Ride in a whole different light.  Last night she lived on as Sally Ride - Action Hero.  Instead of Sally Ride - Space Lesbian (and yes, I credit that joke to our team from last week).

  • Our bonus questions last night were more of an exercise in determination and yelling out "Throw Us A Bone"  than any real trivia base.  Be that as it may, unless you have psychic knowledge of something I don't, Wyoming and Nebraska are not now, nor ever have been, coastal states.

  • In round six, our courtroom round, when you had to name the Lyle Lovett album with it's three word biblical title that made a complete sentence, it had to be a REAL sentence. John Acts Corinthians is not a real sentence.  John Acts Gay is, especially in light or recent Travoltin' developments. 

  • Round seven was our audio round on cop-medies.  We learned that no one saw "Another Stakeout".  Personally, I blame Rosie O'Donnell.  We also visited the Police Academy.  Personally, every time I think of that particular series, I'm reminded of the famous quote from Homer Simpson when Bart is caught stealing.

Homer: STEALING! How could you? Why do you think I took you to see all those "Police Academy" movies, FOR FUN? I DIDN'T HEAR ANYONE LAUGHING, DID YOU?

  • And finally the random knowledge round.  You amazed me with your knowledge of diurnal habits, the Darien Gap and cancer-riddled comic strips.  Yeah, I'm talking to you Funky Winkerbean.  Congrats to our third place team for an amazing come-from-behind rally.  Just for that, I'll give you your own Phamaly link.  

Thanks especially for some great team names this week.  You never fail to disappoint.  Now get back to work before your boss catches you reading this.  And put some pants on for Chrissake.  Until next week...