Jim825
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10/10, 88 seconds
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6/10, 133 seconds. Ouch.
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I’ve done that before. I now double check my answers before submitting them. I will sacrifice speed if it means the answers I think I selected are the ones I actually submit.
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10/10, 100 seconds. There should be a lot of perfect scores today.
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10/10, 119 seconds. Definitely got lucky on my two guesses today.
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6/10, 126 seconds. Bleeaahhh.
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I could have done even better. On two questions I was waffling between two answers, and on both of them, I picked the wrong one.
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7/10, 113 seconds. I’ll gladly take that. Lots of guessing today.
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7/10, 174 seconds. I second guessed myself on one question and changed the answer which cost me. I should have stuck with my first instinct, since it was the correct answer. I also waffled between two answers on another question and picked the wrong one.
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9/10, 65 seconds. I thought I had the top score but realized I blew it on the playoffs question.
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7/10, 124 seconds
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10/10, 109 seconds
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8/10, 102 seconds
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7/10, 141 seconds
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7/10, 99 seconds. Lots of lucky guesses today.
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7/10, 105 seconds
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10/10, 69 seconds
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Very tough today. There was a lot of guessing. 6/10 154 seconds
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10/10 112 seconds
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6/10 141 seconds. It should have been 7/10 but I fat fingered one of the answers and the wrong one was selected. A number of the answers, however, were lucky guesses.
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Tough one today. 6/10 180 seconds
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9/10 85 seconds
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First time playing. 6/10 in 145 seconds.
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How about Oakland being on a 6-game winning streak after beating Tampa last night? On any given night, the team with the worst record in baseball can beat the team with the best record.
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You’re right, and your temperament has definitely changed this season. When the Yankees lose, he complains. When the Yankees win, he complains. It’s not worth the effort to have a conversation here. He can hate on the Yankees all season, and happily post when they lose. I will be optimistic (and probably naive) but still root for them win or lose, like I do every year.
