QUIZ RECAP

"Thirty days hath September" begins the poem that teaches us how 

many days are in each month and it was on that thirtieth day 

that Dunn Brothers Coffee Shop hosted its second successful 

King Trivia Pub Quiz!  Seven teams consisting of twenty-four 

players threw down the gauntlet and jousted in the lists for 

the opportunity to win some free stuff from behind the java 

counter.  

Newbie Teams T.J., Jodie Foster Fan Club and That Is A Very 

Good Question (henceforth known as TIAVGQ) had some fun and 

learned about the rigors of pub quizzing.  Veteran players 

Team Finn, Pickles on a Plate, Rockafellers and Deadly Alliance 

acted as mentors demonstrating both aplomb and Noblesse oblige 

during the proceedings while simultaneously gobbling up the 

higher scores.  Pickles won third place, Rockafellers got second 

and the Deadly Alliance snapped up first place with a daring 

Double-or-Nothing leap on the Round Five Find-the-Connection 

round, getting all ten questions correct including making the 

"connection"!  Great stuff!  

Hats off once more to our quiz writers who provided us with 

some distinct subjects and assorted querries.  This produced 

some amusing responses to which Quiz Master Lou just had to 

award some meaningless style points.  The Picture Round this 

week required identifying the actual (Judge Judy) or fictional 

(Judge Dredd) judge.  Nobody knew who Judge Mills Lane was from 

his picture as a referee in the boxing ring so the guesses ranged 

from Ernie Pechco (?) to Celebrity Death Match Judge.  Brit 

actor Hugh Laurie got identified as Harvey Styles (whoever that 

is) while Susan Lucci got pegged as Trixie Mattel (WTH?!?) 

Finally, QM Lou won the "My Joke Fell Flat Award" when observing 

that the difference between nuclear fusion and nuclear fission 

is that fusion's by product is helium while fission produces 

bass or trout.  (Silence)  Bass or trout?  (Crickets)  

That's all I've got.  Have a great weekend!  QM Lou signing off...