Bingo Game #46: Christmas Trivia Bingo

[BarberDave]

@ heysi
I will answer this three ways
1. The character was created by Robert L May
2. Rudolph, the red nose reindeer is owned by Rudolph Co. LP
3. The TV show was created by Rankin-Bass

 

[Scuttlesoap]

I don’t think that’s a cigarette there Chong

I was thinking the same thing! Rudolph’s Rastafarian Christmas!

 

[heysi]

Are you talking about the TV show or the character?

I'm sorry...yes, the character. And I'm asking for the company.

 

[NurseDave]

@ heysi
I will answer this three ways
1. The character was created by Robert L May
2. Rudolph, the red nose reindeer is owned by Rudolph Co. LP
3. The TV show was created by Rankin-Bass

Master googler

 

[Scuttlesoap]

- @Scuttlesoap you continue to perplex me

I can’t be expected to remember the darn pattern posted at the very beginning of this holiday episode - especially when we got sidetracked by a whole string of Lea Thompson!

 

[BarberDave]

Master googler

Actually, not true since Don and I hunted Rudolph it’s best to know your enemy and how many yards away you can snipe their leg and if you don’t get Rudolph, you can kill their family

 

[NurseDave]

I can’t be expected to remember the darn pattern posted at the very beginning of this holiday episode

It was in the first post. The. Very. First. Post.

 

[heysi]

Master googler

And yet...the correct answer isn't in there.

 

[NurseDave]

Oooh, he asked for Company, Dave.

 

[BarberDave]

And yet...the correct answer isn't in there.

I will protest that in 1939. Hey, lady, by the name of Moss asked Robert L may to create a children’s book, and that was the beginning of Rudolph, the red nose reindeer

 

[heysi]

Here @Scuttlesoap ....this should keep you distracted for the remainder of the day (you and me both)...

 

[NurseDave]

Sorry I withdrew from the game and you're stuck with these half-literate neanderthals, Steven.

 

[BarberDave]

Read number 2

 

[NurseDave]

I will protest that in 1939. Hey, lady, by the name of Moss asked Robert L may to create a children’s book, and that was the beginning of Rudolph, the red nose reindeer

Montgomery Ward printed more than two million copies of Robert L. May's book that year.

 

[BarberDave]

Sorry I withdrew from the game and you're stuck with these half-literate neanderthals, Steven.

That’s true why are you even here?

 

[BarberDave]

That’s not what he asked he asked what company created Rudolph, the red nose reindeer Montgomery Ward didn’t create him they just published the book that Robert L May wrote

 

[Scuttlesoap]

It was in the first post. The. Very. First. Post.

That’s like binge watching episodes of X(insert favorite guilty pleasure TV show here) on Netflix and not realizing the plot has changed, I mean why is Henry Winkler on waterskis?…..or (fill in unbelievable plot twist here)……no one goes back to the first episode! There comes a point where you just go with the flow - like hey - in addition to being an automechanic and high school shop instructor - Fonzie read a lot of National Geographics so he knows all about the dangers of ramping over a shark.

 

[NurseDave]

I'll repeat:

Sorry I withdrew from the game and you're stuck with these half-literate neanderthals, Steven.

 

[Scuttlesoap]

I will protest that in 1939. Hey, lady, by the name of Moss asked Robert L may to create a children’s book, and that was the beginning of Rudolph, the red nose reindeer

 

[heysi]

**whispering voice**....dude I'm trying to give you the answer.

**Still whispering voice** ....Just say Montgomery Ward and I can give you a bonus pick.