And while I have questioned some of the recent judging, they were correct in this ruling.
The correct response what neither Bridalveil Fall nor Bridal Veil Falls; it was “What is a Bridal Veil?”
According to the rules, if extra info is provided, the extra info must be correct; it wasn’t. Bridalveil Fall is in Yosemite; Bridal Veil Falls is a disambiguation that can refer to a number of waterfalls, but none in Yosemite.
For those who enjoyed/knew Drew from Survivor, here’s a really interesting podcast where he details his experience - I learned a lot about him, the process, his strategy, etc.
On Wheel of Fortune today, one of the puzzles was “Visited a library”. The contestant was given credit for saying “Visited a lie-berry”.
My first thought was ‘would Jeopardy have accepted that answer?’. They accept misspellings in FJ, but do reject answers when syllables are added, dropped, or modified.
And tonight on Jeopardy, at least 3 clues that were stumpers when I knew the answers. I’m not that smart so these young kids need to get on the ball (of course I knew ‘charbroiled’)
Yes! I commented on another forum, no wonder he can make the big bets. They’ve got the Lessons in Chemistry bucks!
And, he’s an astrophysicist who discovered a black hole!