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He says he's not dead.

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I've lost a childhood hero. Grew up on $XX,000 Pyramid among other shows. My "when I grow up" job as a young 'un was game show host.

When we lose Bob Barker I might be despondent for a few days.
 
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Dick Clark :(


If they play welcoming music at the gates of heaven, I'll bet it has a good beat and is easy to dance to!

Happy New Year's Eve, Dick, just in case you are "in transition" from one world to the next....
 
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So...the Mayans may have been right about the world ending this year? Can't have NYE without Dick Clark..
 
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Twitch Boy said:
I've lost a childhood hero. Grew up on $XX,000 Pyramid among other shows. My "when I grow up" job as a young 'un was game show host.

When we lose Bob Barker I might be despondent for a few days.
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Apart from true cultural icon status, I read this morning that over the years, this guy was responsible for over 7,000 hours of network TV.
 
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MountieBoyOz said:
Until the Bills make the playoffs, I think the world is safe. :D
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the world is even safer than that...the world will end when the Cubs are ahead in the ninth inning in the World Series at Wrigley, the other team's last out will swing at strike three, and as the pitch hits the catcher's mitt, the trumpet will sound and Judgment Day will have arrived (except for [redacted] of course!)
 
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Twitch Boy said:
I've lost a childhood hero. Grew up on $XX,000 Pyramid among other shows. My "when I grow up" job as a young 'un was game show host.

When we lose Bob Barker I might be despondent for a few days.
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What about Wink Martindale? Now that will be a dark day!

burgie12 said:
I don't think you know how baseball works.
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top. bottom. you say potato I say vodka
 
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FreshFish said:
the world is even safer than that...the world will end when the Cubs are ahead in the bottom of the ninth in the World Series at Wrigley, the other team's last out will swing at strike three, and as the pitch hits the catcher's mitt, the trumpet will sound and Judgment Day will have arrived (except for [redacted] of course!)
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I guarantee the Cubs won't win a World Series when the other team makes the last out of the game in the bottom of the ninth at Wrigley.
 
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Priceless said:
I guarantee the Cubs won't win a World Series when the other team makes the last out of the game in the bottom of the ninth at Wrigley.
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I'm trying to remember my high school math. Is it that if the premise is false, the statement must be false, or is it that if the premise is false, the statement is automatically true. I feel like it's that second one.

If that's the case, then if the visiting team makes the last out in the bottom of the ninth, the premise is false, so therefore, the statement must be true, so the Cubs do win the World Series.
 
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duper said:
I'm trying to remember my high school math. Is it that if the premise is false, the statement must be false, or is it that if the premise is false, the statement is automatically true. I feel like it's that second one.

If that's the case, then if the visiting team makes the last out in the bottom of the ninth, the premise is false, so therefore, the statement must be true, so the Cubs do win the World Series.
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It is impossible for the Cubs win the World Series AT WRIGLEY by getting the VISITING TEAM to make the last out in the BOTTOM of the ninth to end the game.
 
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Hammer said:
It is impossible for the Cubs win the World Series AT WRIGLEY by getting the VISITING TEAM to make the last out in the BOTTOM of the ninth to end the game.
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Meteor destroys New Comiskey. White Sox and Cubs make World Series and play all games at Wrigley.
 
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Kepler said:
Meteor destroys New Comiskey. White Sox and Cubs make World Series and play all games at Wrigley.
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They might cancel the World Series if a meteor that big hits the city. Gotta figure it'd do more damage than just destroying the stadium :p
Besides, I don't think it's likely the White Sox would agree to play in Wrigley...
 
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Hammer said:
It is impossible for the Cubs win the World Series AT WRIGLEY by getting the VISITING TEAM to make the last out in the BOTTOM of the ninth to end the game.
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Apparently you didn't follow my post.

Premise: The visiting team is batting in the bottom of the ninth - False.

If the premise is false...

Reading Comprehension ;)
 
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