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he lost!

15 replies · 3,222 views · Started 30 November 2004

Ken Jennings, the famous Jepardy! Champ, lost to Nancy Zerg on the show's Tuesday airing. It was his 75th consecutive time on Jepardy!.

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I couldn't hear you. What did you say? ... What! Ken Jennings has been defeated at Jeopardy? ... Blasphemy. ... Right when my Ken Jennings Action Figure was going to come in too. :disgust:

.. Damn.. My mother will be so unhappy. 😞

I haven't actually saw anything about him. I don't really care in fact except that he doesn't like the "Potent potables" category either so he must be good.
I do wonder who were the other winners when the other methods of scoring were in place.

I was convinced he cheated. Still, though, you have to give him some credit for going down gracefully.

AtmaWeapon wrote:OMG ZERG RUSH!!! He should have disconnected instead of staying through the loss; what a n00b.

damn, atma beat me to it. except you missed that damn KEKEKEKEKEKEKEKEKEKE^_^ part that usually accompanies it.

i think he threw it. how does a software engineer not know microsoft?

Jigglysaint wrote:He's teh Mormon Badass!

I think we can all learn a lesson from his defeat. When playing Zerg v. Mormons, it is wise to go straight to Hydras, since Mormon bikers can tear through lings like sharp knives through things being cut by knives and they are low on the tech tree.

midnitebassist wrote:How many millions did he win now? yeesh...

2 and a half if I remember correctly. I think.

That was a good run he put up.

I think he did it on purpose. He probably just couldn't put up with going anymore. Hey, at least he has 2.5 million to look forward to. 😉

deathbyhokie wrote:damn, atma beat me to it. except you missed that damn KEKEKEKEKEKEKEKEKEKE^_^ part that usually accompanies it.

i think he threw it. how does a software engineer not know microsoft?

The question he lost on had nothing to do with Microsoft...

"What is H & R Block?" was the question...
or the answer to the problem, if you will.