Send your little ones to me, for I am the Drunken Trivia Master.

Miscellaneous and Personal Stuff I Must Share
1

So I played NTN trivia while out with some friends last night.

I won.

Every single game (well, in the bar.) :slight_smile: Nobody else came close.

My high-water mark was #9 on the entire North American network, with stops at #35, #25, and #17, among quite a few lower rankings.

I know, I know. Judging a feller’s intelligence by his performance against other inebriated sots is not precisely…scientific.

But it sure felt good.

All the wimmens wanted me…they were just too bedazzled to approach, I’m sure.

2

I like NTN trivia too. Unfortunately, the restaurant that has it around here usually isn’t very busy and there aren’t very many folks to compete against. :frowning:

3

I have been playing NTN for a while. It’s a great way to entertain yourself in a bar. But me and the regulars at my NTN bar there have been playing for so long we kind of got tired of trying to win, and work as a team. We almost always get at least one individual top twenty for the game, and often a top 10 for the bar score. And the Bartender gives us free drinks for a bar top score. :slight_smile:

4

Easiest way to meet girls. Just pick a catchy handle, and watch them come over with reverence in their eyes when you win.

Doesn’t work so well on karaoke nights, sadly.

5

I used to play all the time under the name MRMOJO (what a surprise, eh?). I had 7 perfect games, often got over 14,000 points, never, ever got less than 10,000, won 9 out of every 10 games I played, and finished in the top 50 so regularly that people would comment only when I didn’t make it.

I, sir, am the Drunken Trivia Master. :cool:

6

NTN, a few pitchers, a few friends, and a lot of wings make for a great evening.

Bars here in Gainesville regularly rank in the top 100 or so. Not great, but hardly shabby.

7

Bah. I spit on your trivia skills.

Or I would, if I were any good at entertainment trivia. Ask me about isotopes of scandium? Fine. Minor characters in Wuthering Heights? Sure. The designers of the Hagia Sophia? No problem. 1930’s Yankees lineup? Child’s play. The name of Delta Burke’s character on Designing Women?

Uh oh. Houston, we have a serious problem.