Bakers Dozen

[Rhythmdvl]

@Annie-Xmas

7. Baker’s Dozen

Wins the gold!

[Sampiro]

Games you’ve played that probably won’t ever be an Olympic sport:

1. Duck duck goose
2. TV tag
3. Trivial Pursuit
4. Doctor
5. Red Light/Green Light (or Red Rover, if you’ve never heard of RL/GL)
6. Coed naked Twister
7. Baker’s Dozen
8. Nomic
9. Cowboys and Indians

[Suburban_Plankton]

Games you’ve played that probably won’t ever be an Olympic sport:

1. Duck duck goose
2. TV tag
3. Trivial Pursuit
4. Doctor
5. Red Light/Green Light (or Red Rover, if you’ve never heard of RL/GL)
6. Coed naked Twister
7. Baker’s Dozen
8. Nomic
9. Cowboys and Indians
10. Simon Says

[Sampiro]

Games you’ve played that probably won’t ever be an Olympic sport:

1. Duck duck goose
2. TV tag
3. Trivial Pursuit
4. Doctor
5. Red Light/Green Light (or Red Rover, if you’ve never heard of RL/GL)
6. Coed naked Twister
7. Baker’s Dozen
8. Nomic
9. Cowboys and Indians
10. Simon Says
11. Wii Boxing

[tripthicket]

Games you’ve played that probably won’t ever be an Olympic sport:

1. Duck duck goose
2. TV tag
3. Trivial Pursuit
4. Doctor
5. Red Light/Green Light (or Red Rover, if you’ve never heard of RL/GL)
6. Coed naked Twister
7. Baker’s Dozen
8. Nomic
9. Cowboys and Indians
10. Simon Says
11. Wii Boxing
12. Zork (You are likely to be eaten by a grue.)

[anyrose]

Games you’ve played that probably won’t ever be an Olympic sport:

1. Duck duck goose
2. TV tag
3. Trivial Pursuit
4. Doctor
5. Red Light/Green Light (or Red Rover, if you’ve never heard of RL/GL)
6. Coed naked Twister
7. Baker’s Dozen
8. Nomic
9. Cowboys and Indians
10. Simon Says
11. Wii Boxing
12. Zork (You are likely to be eaten by a grue.)
13. Jacks
    I’ll pass - I got nuthin’

[Leaffan]

People who, through invention, changed the world: and their contribution:

1. Alexander Graham Bell - The Telephone

[Little_Nemo]

People who, through invention, changed the world: and their contribution:

1. Alexander Graham Bell - The Telephone
2. Philo Farnsworth - television

[Sampiro]

People who, through invention, changed the world: and their contribution:

1. Alexander Graham Bell - The Telephone
2. Philo Farnsworth - television
3. Nikola Tesla- AC/wifi

Obviously he didn’t invent wifi as we know it, but it’s built on his research

[Little_Nemo]

People who, through invention, changed the world: and their contribution:

1. Alexander Graham Bell - The Telephone
2. Philo Farnsworth - television
3. Nikola Tesla - AC/wifi
4. Ts’ai Lun - paper

Granted he might be just a legend. But paper was invented around the time he supposedly lived and Chinese history credits him.

[Bullitt]

People who, through invention, changed the world: and their contribution:

1. Alexander Graham Bell - The Telephone
2. Philo Farnsworth - television
3. Nikola Tesla - AC/wifi
4. Ts’ai Lun - paper
5. Orville & Wilbur Wright - the airplane

[Sampiro]

People who, through invention, changed the world: and their contribution:

1. Alexander Graham Bell - The Telephone
2. Philo Farnsworth - television
3. Nikola Tesla - AC/wifi
4. Ts’ai Lun - paper
5. Orville & Wilbur Wright - the airplane
6. Johannes Gutenberg= the printing press

[Bullitt]

People who, through invention, changed the world: and their contribution:

1. Alexander Graham Bell - The Telephone
2. Philo Farnsworth - television
3. Nikola Tesla - AC/wifi
4. Ts’ai Lun - paper
5. Orville & Wilbur Wright - the airplane
6. Johannes Gutenberg= the printing press
7. Charles Babbage - mechanical programmable computer

[Rebo]

People who, through invention, changed the world: and their contribution:

1. Alexander Graham Bell - The Telephone
2. Philo Farnsworth - television
3. Nikola Tesla - AC/wifi
4. Ts’ai Lun - paper
5. Orville & Wilbur Wright - the airplane
6. Johannes Gutenberg= the printing press
7. Charles Babbage - mechanical programmable computer
8. Nicolas Appert, father of canning

[Bullitt]

People who, through invention, changed the world: and their contribution:

1. Alexander Graham Bell - The Telephone
2. Philo Farnsworth - television
3. Nikola Tesla - AC/wifi
4. Ts’ai Lun - paper
5. Orville & Wilbur Wright - the airplane
6. Johannes Gutenberg= the printing press
7. Charles Babbage - mechanical programmable computer
8. Nicolas Appert, father of canning
9. Alfred Nobel - dynamite

[Little_Nemo]

People who, through invention, changed the world: and their contribution:

1. Alexander Graham Bell - The Telephone
2. Philo Farnsworth - television
3. Nikola Tesla - AC/wifi
4. Ts’ai Lun - paper
5. Orville & Wilbur Wright - the airplane
6. Johannes Gutenberg= the printing press
7. Charles Babbage - mechanical programmable computer
8. Nicolas Appert, father of canning
9. Alfred Nobel - dynamite
10. Fritz Haber - nitrogen fixation

Yes, it really did change the world. It’s how you make explosives and fertilizer.

[Dendarii_Dame]

People who, through invention, changed the world: and their contribution:

1. Alexander Graham Bell - The Telephone
2. Philo Farnsworth - television
3. Nikola Tesla - AC/wifi
4. Ts’ai Lun - paper
5. Orville & Wilbur Wright - the airplane
6. Johannes Gutenberg= the printing press
7. Charles Babbage - mechanical programmable computer
8. Nicolas Appert, father of canning
9. Alfred Nobel - dynamite
10. Fritz Haber - nitrogen fixation
11. Stephanie Kwolek- Kevlar (for bulletproof vests)

[Sampiro]

People who, through invention, changed the world: and their contribution:

1. Alexander Graham Bell - The Telephone
2. Philo Farnsworth - television
3. Nikola Tesla - AC/wifi
4. Ts’ai Lun - paper
5. Orville & Wilbur Wright - the airplane
6. Johannes Gutenberg= the printing press
7. Charles Babbage - mechanical programmable computer
8. Nicolas Appert, father of canning
9. Alfred Nobel - dynamite
10. Fritz Haber - nitrogen fixation
11. Stephanie Kwolek- Kevlar (for bulletproof vests)
12. Herman Hollerith- electronic computers

Judging from the looks of them he was really into steampunk.

[John_DiFool]

People who, through invention, changed the world: and their contribution:

1. Alexander Graham Bell - The Telephone
2. Philo Farnsworth - television
3. Nikola Tesla - AC/wifi
4. Ts’ai Lun - paper
5. Orville & Wilbur Wright - the airplane
6. Johannes Gutenberg= the printing press
7. Charles Babbage - mechanical programmable computer
8. Nicolas Appert, father of canning
9. Alfred Nobel - dynamite
10. Fritz Haber - nitrogen fixation
11. Stephanie Kwolek- Kevlar (for bulletproof vests)
12. Herman Hollerith- electronic computers
13. Robert H. Goddard - Rockets

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Most impressive Olympic feats in history

1. Nadia Comaneci - Perfect Tens in women’s gymnastics.

[Little_Nemo]

Most impressive Olympic feats in history

1. Nadia Comaneci - Perfect Tens in women’s gymnastics.
2. Abebe Bikila wins the 1960 Marathon, running barefoot.