Howdy! I'm looking for an episode of the gameshow Lingo that featured my boss. It's episode 50 of Season 2, titled "Ann & Tico vs Rick & Linda"
I've been looking around search engines and what not but I can't find any actual video of the episode. Any help would be much appreciated.
A tag team of brothers decided to team up, but it took a lot of convincing from the older brother, as the younger brother retired at an early age. However, they eventually decide to team up and travel the world trying to find the best in order to face them. Both brothers have turned on each other numerous times, but every time one brother seems to be outnumbered, the other one runs in for the save. No matter how many times they betray one another, they know they can count on each other, and always end up tagging in order to prove they are the best tag team in the world. Sometimes reluctantly, but they have to do it because there is no tag team like them in the world.
TV Show: Supernatural
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Do languages such as French or German have translations for the term "Fragging" or do they just say it in English? I saw a French translation somewhere that turned "fragging" into "explode" but somehow that doesn't seem right
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In October I'm going on a trip through South America and I'd like to prepare for it properly. Is there a sub-reddit in Spanish where I can read through the current news from different South American countries, both to improve my Spanish and to get up-to-date with the topics that matter, or that people might talk about?
I'm reading a novel, The Dry, by Jane Harper, set in Australia. Not reading, actually, I am limited to audiobooks--poor vision. Audiobook has an Australian reader. There's this word that keeps cropping up and I can't make it out. Sounds like yout, yute, or ute; sort of rhymes with fruit. Refers to an object, it's a noun. Here's an example: "The first page had a photo of Luke's 'yute', taken from a distance..." I blew past the first few occurrences but it's starting to distract me. I want to continue enjoying the book, can you help me? Many thanks.
I just remembered all those times Johnny Lingo was playing in the waiting room of the temple before doing baptisms. Though I heard they stopped playing it a few years ago, I still find it absurdly funny considering it has virtually nothing to do with the temple whatsoever.
I'm reading through the screenplay for The Wolf of Wall Street before I re-watch the movie -- and I'm realizing more and more how much of a great idea that was. With the dialogue as quick and snappy as it can be at times, I suppose that I must have misheard or just completely blocked from my mind a metric ton of industry language, references, and real-world franchises I've never heard about (The Wiz) that are mentioned during the film. So far, reading the script has taken much longer than anticipated between head-scratching and googling what feels like half the words used in the dialogue. Call me an idiot for not knowing what a "quotron" or "blue chip stock" is, but I know I can't be the only one who has to look this sort of stuff up. I remember enjoying the film when it was released back in 2013, so this isn't me trying to say that referring to things that might not be common knowledge to everyone of every demographic renders something unwatchable.
My question is, do you stop to look up anything you don't know, or do you just let the show go on and hope you didn't miss too much?
I choose Wipeout coz it looks fun to take part and you don't really have to be particularly fit to play. It's also funny to watch people fail.
There are really only 3 games with "post Playstation 2 graphics" that have prtrayed this theater of war in an excellent way. Call of Duty World at War, Medal of Honor Pacific Assault and Rising Storm 1.
And being a Playstation owner for most of my life CoD has been the ONLY one that has ever portrayed that theater in a console game.
This game is already incredibly gory and instense as well as having very realistic looking foliage. So I can only imagine how awesome maps like The Philippines, Peleliu, Guadalcanal, Iwo Jima and Okinawa would look with their dense wet jungles with rain, coral outcroppings and winding waterways.
I can't wait to see the Russians next and here hoping we eventually get Japan. I sag the future of this game seems extremly bright.
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