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Bowling For Suits

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Bowling For Suits

Source excerpt ↗ 52:28–1:10:01

Tonight we'll find out in a game of bowling for suits. You've lost your mind. You've lost it. So I've compiled a list of trivia about some famous people known for wearing white suits. And you will take turns answering who you think the trivia belongs to. If you get it right on the first try, that's a straight. On a second try, that's a spare. And if you fail…

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Tonight we'll find out in a game of bowling for suits. You've lost your mind. You've lost it. So I've compiled a list of trivia about some famous people known for wearing white suits. And you will take turns answering who you think the trivia belongs to. If you get it right on the first try, that's a straight. On a second try, that's a spare. And if you fail both, that's a gutter ball. Gutter ball. You goddamn son of a bitch! Yeah, Curt, we all know bowling. We all know the audible version of bowling. Okay. Yeah, come on. This is going to be easy. An important part of this. And totally makes sense. I'm at the little TV they got at the alley, and I got to put in your name. So, Brad, what is the name you want me to put in for you? Okay, this is really creative on my end. B space R-A-D. This is why I don't take you both. And Ryan, what about you? B-E-N space Dover.

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RESULT STATUS

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Explicit final winner retained independently of incomplete scoring history.

Winner: Ryan

Brad(ley)3announced final points
Ryan7announced final points

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So, Brad(ley), what is the name you want me to put in for you?

Question / challenge

Okay, this is really creative on my end. B space R-A-D. This is why I don't take you both.

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And Ryan Sansone, what about you?

Question / challenge

B-E-N space Dover. Nothing with a duck. We're not going to get, like, the duckman. Why would we do that? Not like an image of a duck. Like your Facebook photo from 2007.

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2 primary recorded exchanges · 7 retained source actions. 7 additional round events; 0 overlapping source alternatives. A source action may be a clue, reply, reaction or interruption—not necessarily a participant answer.

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  • Tonight we'll find out in a game of bowling for suits. You've lost your mind. You've lost it. So I've compiled a list of trivia about some famous people known for wearing white suits. And you will take turns answering who you think the trivia belongs to. If you get it right on the first try, that's a straight. On a second try, that's a spare. And if you fail both, that's a gutter ball. Gutter ball. You goddamn son of a bitch! Yeah, Curt, we all know bowling. We all know the audible version of bowling. Okay. Yeah, come on. This is going to be easy. An important part of this. And totally makes sense. I'm at the little TV they got at the alley, and I got to put in your name. So, Brad, what is the name you want me to put in for you? Okay, this is really creative on my end. B space R-A-D. This is why I don't take you both. And Ryan, what about you? B-E-N space Dover.
  • A moderator reads questions or prompts and players answer them for points.
  • And you will take turns answering who you think the trivia belongs to.
  • Tell us, I need to pay attention.
  • You have to like it.
  • You have to guess person who famously wore a white suit.
  • I have to clue if it was some medical disease.
  • I'll have to take your word for it.
  • Now I have to try to think of the other people that Curtis mentioned that I wasn't listening
  • You just have to read my book.
  • I feel like you have to guess Mark Twain.
  • Yeah, so I have to get this.