Thursday, February 24, 2011
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
I told you so ... Obama the asshole
Via CounterPunch:
The Vanishing President
Obama to Teachers: "Drop Dead"
By MIKE WHITNEY
Teachers. These are the people who put Obama in office. They handed out the pamphlets, went from door to door, stuffed the envelopes, and manned the phone banks. They buttonholed people outside grocery stores, waved posters atop freeway overpasses, and organized neighborhood get-togethers. They spread the word, attended the rallies and drew whatever they could from their meager paychecks to support the man who promised change and inspired hope. They did everything a candidate could ask of his supporters and more. And what have they gotten in return? A bigger war in Afghanistan, a renewal of the Patriot Act, a porno-scanning system at the airports, more blank checks for Wall Street, and a lot of empty posturing about Guantanamo.
And when their pay and pensions and their jobs were on the line, Obama was nowhere to be found.
Poof! The vanishing president.
Name one thing that Obama has done for working people?
Health care? That fetid trillion dollar giveaway to big pharma?
That just doesn't cut it.
Obama has called for a spending freeze government workers pay for the next 5 years while renewing the $700 billion Bush tax cuts at the same time. That's a feat that even Reagan couldn't have managed without igniting a revolt in the ranks. But smooth-talking Obama pulled it off without a hitch. In fact, his devotees are more ga-ga over him than ever.
Two weeks ago, Obama wrote an op-ed for the Wall Street Journal promising to reduce "burdensome" regulations for his friends in big finance. He figured that the trillions they'd already been given wasn't quite enough to keep them happy, so he decided he'd find more rules that he could eliminate.
Then he slithered over to the Chamber of Commerce to assure them that he'd do whatever he could to "change the tone" at the White House to help them increase profitability. Just days later, Obama delivered an entirely different message to striking Wisconsin teachers. He told them that everyone would have to "make sacrifices" to make up for state budget shortfalls. Everyone except his rich friends, that is.
Recently, Obama appointed bank tycoon William Daley as his new chief of staff, and GE's "outsourcing" Jeffrey Immelt to lead his new jobs creation program. Then he finished off the month by throwing his support behind the latest labor-crushing free trade bill, this time with South Korea. According to the Oakland Business Journal: "The proposed trade deal with South Korea would cost 159,000 U.S. jobs over seven years and hurt some of the highest paying industries in the U.S., including motor vehicles and parts, electronics equipment and metal products, according to the Economic Policy Institute." Big labor is against the bill. Obama is for it. What a surprise?
Obama's new budget calls for big cuts to government subsidies for home heating oil for needy families, but allocates $5 million to anti-Chavez groups in Venezuela via the State Department. What makes this so ironic, is that Hugo Chavez has been providing hundreds of thousands of gallons of free heating oil to needy American families across the US. So, while the president of Venezuela is trying to make sure that poor people in America don't freeze to death in the dark, Obama is doing whatever he can to make sure that they do.
Obama has abandoned any effort to reduce unemployment, lower tuition costs, increase welfare, minimize foreclosures, or decrease homelessness. If you are part of the growing number of working-poor in America, don't except help from the Obama team. You're outta luck.
This is from the World Socialist Web Site:
The entire country is watching. Many people are wondering how the GOP crackdown will affect their own jobs. They're worried about their future and the future of the country.
Obama could simply fly into Madison, deliver a few words of support for the strikers, and assure himself of a landslide victory in 2012. But he won't do that, because he's not the man that people thought he was. He won't lift a finger to help his friends even when they're embroiled in the biggest fight of their lives. He won't support the people who supported him.
Obama's message to the teachers, "Drop dead!"
Mike Whitney lives in Washington state.
Obama to Teachers: "Drop Dead"
By MIKE WHITNEY
Teachers. These are the people who put Obama in office. They handed out the pamphlets, went from door to door, stuffed the envelopes, and manned the phone banks. They buttonholed people outside grocery stores, waved posters atop freeway overpasses, and organized neighborhood get-togethers. They spread the word, attended the rallies and drew whatever they could from their meager paychecks to support the man who promised change and inspired hope. They did everything a candidate could ask of his supporters and more. And what have they gotten in return? A bigger war in Afghanistan, a renewal of the Patriot Act, a porno-scanning system at the airports, more blank checks for Wall Street, and a lot of empty posturing about Guantanamo.
And when their pay and pensions and their jobs were on the line, Obama was nowhere to be found.
Poof! The vanishing president.
Name one thing that Obama has done for working people?
Health care? That fetid trillion dollar giveaway to big pharma?
That just doesn't cut it.
Obama has called for a spending freeze government workers pay for the next 5 years while renewing the $700 billion Bush tax cuts at the same time. That's a feat that even Reagan couldn't have managed without igniting a revolt in the ranks. But smooth-talking Obama pulled it off without a hitch. In fact, his devotees are more ga-ga over him than ever.
Two weeks ago, Obama wrote an op-ed for the Wall Street Journal promising to reduce "burdensome" regulations for his friends in big finance. He figured that the trillions they'd already been given wasn't quite enough to keep them happy, so he decided he'd find more rules that he could eliminate.
Then he slithered over to the Chamber of Commerce to assure them that he'd do whatever he could to "change the tone" at the White House to help them increase profitability. Just days later, Obama delivered an entirely different message to striking Wisconsin teachers. He told them that everyone would have to "make sacrifices" to make up for state budget shortfalls. Everyone except his rich friends, that is.
Recently, Obama appointed bank tycoon William Daley as his new chief of staff, and GE's "outsourcing" Jeffrey Immelt to lead his new jobs creation program. Then he finished off the month by throwing his support behind the latest labor-crushing free trade bill, this time with South Korea. According to the Oakland Business Journal: "The proposed trade deal with South Korea would cost 159,000 U.S. jobs over seven years and hurt some of the highest paying industries in the U.S., including motor vehicles and parts, electronics equipment and metal products, according to the Economic Policy Institute." Big labor is against the bill. Obama is for it. What a surprise?
Obama's new budget calls for big cuts to government subsidies for home heating oil for needy families, but allocates $5 million to anti-Chavez groups in Venezuela via the State Department. What makes this so ironic, is that Hugo Chavez has been providing hundreds of thousands of gallons of free heating oil to needy American families across the US. So, while the president of Venezuela is trying to make sure that poor people in America don't freeze to death in the dark, Obama is doing whatever he can to make sure that they do.
Obama has abandoned any effort to reduce unemployment, lower tuition costs, increase welfare, minimize foreclosures, or decrease homelessness. If you are part of the growing number of working-poor in America, don't except help from the Obama team. You're outta luck.
This is from the World Socialist Web Site:
"Two and half years since the eruption of the financial crisis, more than 26 million workers cannot find a full-time job. State governments, under both Democrats and Republicans, are responding to budget deficits by closing schools, libraries, clinics and other public facilities, and carrying out attacks on state and municipal employees.The strike has entered its second week and still no sign of Obama. Thousands of workers and students from across the state have braved the freezing temperatures and joined in the demonstrations while closing down much of the school system.
Meanwhile, Wall Street share values have fully recovered since the crash of 2008 and the corporations and their top executives are richer than ever. President Obama has refused to provide a penny of relief to workers losing their jobs, homes and life savings. Instead he has outlined plans to slash a trillion dollars from vitally needed social services, to pay for the bailout of Wall Street, the extension of the Bush era tax cuts for the rich and the Pentagon war machine. And this is only the beginning....
(In Wisconsin) workers are fighting for their very livelihoods. They cannot live with what amounts to a 20 percent pay cut and devastating cuts in public education and state universities for their children." ("The struggle of Wisconsin workers enters a new stage", World Socialist Web Site)
The entire country is watching. Many people are wondering how the GOP crackdown will affect their own jobs. They're worried about their future and the future of the country.
Obama could simply fly into Madison, deliver a few words of support for the strikers, and assure himself of a landslide victory in 2012. But he won't do that, because he's not the man that people thought he was. He won't lift a finger to help his friends even when they're embroiled in the biggest fight of their lives. He won't support the people who supported him.
Obama's message to the teachers, "Drop dead!"
Mike Whitney lives in Washington state.
Subject rounds for this week's three quizzes
El Camino Real
1040 N. 2nd St.
(2nd St. below Girard Ave.)
Subject Round: GAMES
Wednesday, February 23, 7:30pm
12 Steps Down
9th & Christian Sts.
Subject Round: NON-FICTION AUTHORS
Thursday, February 24, 9pm
The Draught Horse
Broad St. & Cecil B. Moore Ave.
Subject Round: 2000s TV
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Shortened quiz schedule this week
El Camino Real
1040 N. 2nd St.
(2nd St. below Girard Ave.)
Subject Round: OSCARS
Wednesday, February 9, 7:30pm
12 Steps Down
9th & Christian Sts.
Subject Round: NEWSPAPERS
Thursday, February 10, 9pm
The Draught Horse
Broad St. & Cecil B. Moore Ave.
No quiz this week owing to home Temple basketball game. See you next week!
Monday, February 7, 2011
A quiz is the perfect antidote to cabin fever
El Camino Real
1040 N. 2nd St.
(2nd St. below Girard Ave.)
Subject Round: SCI-FI
Wednesday, February 9, 7:30pm
12 Steps Down
9th & Christian Sts.
Subject Round: MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Thursday, February 10, 9pm
The Draught Horse
Broad St. & Cecil B. Moore Ave.
Subject Round: 2000's TV
Last decade, that is. It's over and I still don't know what to call it.
Sunday, January 30, 2011
Stay warm and dry - play a quiz
El Camino Real
1040 N. 2nd St.
(2nd St. below Girard Ave.)
Subject Round: FEBRUARY
Wednesday, February 2, 7:30pm
12 Steps Down
9th & Christian Sts.
Subject Round: ICE & SNOW
Thursday, February 3, 9pm
The Draught Horse
Broad St. & Cecil B. Moore Ave.
Subject Round: BLACK HISTORY MONTH
Monday, January 24, 2011
This week's schedule
Tuesday, January 15th, 9pm El Camino Real
1040 N. 2nd St.
(2nd St. below Girard Ave.)
Subject Round: HISTORY OF RECORDED MUSIC
Wednesday, January 26th, 7:30pm
12 Steps Down
9th & Christian Sts.
Subject Round: PEOPLE WHO SHOULD PROBABLY BE MORE FAMOUS
Thursday, January 27th, 9pm
The Draught Horse
Broad St. & Cecil B. Moore Ave.
Subject Round: JANUARY
Monday, January 17, 2011
Check out a cool new music blog
Quiz returns to the Draught Horse this week!
El Camino Real
1040 N. 2nd St.
(2nd St. below Girard Ave.)
Subject Round: 1968
Wednesday, October 13, 7:30pm
12 Steps Down
9th & Christian Sts.
Subject Round: 1990s MOVIES
Thursday, October 14, 9pm
The Draught Horse
Broad St. & Cecil B. Moore Ave.
Subject Round: TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
Yes, I'm going to ask you trivia questions about your own damn university. I could've chosen anywhere; I chose Temple.
Everyone's a critic
Evidently one of the ways that Johnny Goodtimes likes to fill blog space is by reading my blog and linking to it with broad criticism. Generally I don't mind this one bit as it serves as a reminder that people can come play my quizzes on the same weeknights he does his. The claim from some media relations people is that there is no such thing as bad publicity. Send as much traffic as you like.
Not having read Goodtimes' blog with regularity the past couple of years, I note once every few months while checking out the blog traffic stats that one or two posts from his blog are in the top 20 or so drivers to this one. Those posts I do feel compelled to check in upon.
What was exceptionally odd in the stats I reviewed this evening was that a Goodtimes post was the #4 driver of traffic here within the last three months, despite the fact that I did almost no updating of this blog of any sort in that period. What could the hubbub have been?
JG apparently finds it amusing that I've had trouble seating myself for an elective office. He wants, or "they want" (as Johnny uses the royal "we" in the post), to watch the fray with some popcorn. I suggest the large; this might take a while if anyone wants a proper explanation.
Some background: Unlike my critics alluded to here, I am a native of Philadelphia, with multiple generations of my family having resided here since getting off of the proverbial and literal boat. I have lived here almost 40 years, and in that time there have been over 1,200 charges filed against corrupt Philadelphia politicians, those only being the charges prosecutors thought they could make stick.
I have been sickened by both of this city's political parties and their filth troughs, and the resultant decline of living standards that has brought for most Philadelphians to the advantage of a handful of others, unusually high percentages of the former living beneath the poverty line, with little or no substantive education that would allow them to begin to fight City Hall in effective ways when appropriate.
For 12 years I voted at the same South Philly polling place. For most of those 12 years - over 20 times - the Judge of Elections and other polling place officials would coach voters on how to cast their ballots, and would attempt the same with me. Apparently I was the only person ever to complain about this, and the officials were shocked that I would feel it necessary to lodge any complaint over this blatantly illegal activity. Nothing ever happened when I would attempt to report this behavior to any authority.
I should also point out that I was, in my previous professional life, in charge of a polling station in a Bosnian town as an international coordinator and observer. (A normal response from an intelligent, sane person to this fact might range from casual indifference to maybe being slightly impressed... instead my second critic we'll get to below finds this for some reason to be proof that I'm some form of loser.) In other words I have a better grounding in how these things should be done than most, not that the fact that elections officials pushing a candidate or issue as illegal should be anything other than obvious to anyone.
In November 2008 I noticed that no one was running for Minority Inspector of Elections, a polling position that a Democrat can't legally hold according to the City Charter as they are the majority party. Every polling place should have one in order to avoid election day shenanigans. In many divisions the Republicans are too lazy to bother running anyone for the position, and if they decide to fill them - and note these are compensated - the party gets lawyers in the run-up to election time to get court orders to dole out the seats as political favors to party foot soldiers.
Minority Inspectors have the right to assign unfilled Clerk positions to anyone they like. Clerks aren't really necessary truth be told (I believe the Committee of 70 is advocating doing away with the position), and this becomes another way for party loyalists to screw the taxpayer, by getting a relative to sit at a table all day and collect a city check.
As I am registered independently I realized I was eligible for the position, and that I could vote for myself and have the legal right from an elected position to 1) block any Clerk from being appointed and 2) tell any elections official trying to railroad voters to shut their fucking mouth, this time as another elected official who has the specific duty of keeping an eye on them.
At this point, again, a sane and intelligent person might conclude that I'm being a good citizen, trying to clean up one little corner of a dirty city in one fashion. I'm doing it as an individual and I'm trying to save the city and the taxpayer a little bit of money, and maybe lead by example so that other people decide to do the same in their divisions.
When one person does this it's a little difficult quite honestly, and I'm dealing with a lot of people who aren't used to any form of citizen activism forcing them to question the way they do things. Certainly no one is in any way used to someone being elected to this position and taking all of its duties seriously, or for that matter even fully understanding the role. A few dozen more of me doing this for a year or two and the whole culture of (at least this small aspect) of city politics could be turned around permanently.
Instead of this reaction we get a largely inaccurate partial reportage of events, with a few snide comments. At the very least one would think a good word could be put in for either being clever enough to give myself a legal right to be in the room, or brave enough to face a roomful of hostile people with a court order and zero police protection multiple times on two different days. (Contrary to what one poster said the police have not been particularly helpful... they are rarely present for any of this for starters, and have actually confiscated a judge's court order from me instead of reading it... one which in fact called for them to enforce my taking the position.)
The claim is made that Goodtimes really wants to know the scoop on what's happening. One way to do that would have been to contact me, seeing as he has ready access to this blog, to my email and my phone number, as well as to people who know me socially. It's not as if I were JD Salinger. Thus the rational person concludes that there was no real desire to do anything other than a drive-by mocking.
For the record, there have been two attempts to dislodge me from an elected position through extralegal means by both of the major parties. One is pissed off that I want to keep a real eye on election activity and the other is pissed off that I'm taking two taxpayer-supported drone jobs away from them when they feel they have a traditional "right" to turn this elected slot into an appointed one.
To this point the city has paid 3 different people who had no right to any position I've described several hundred of your dollars... just at this one polling place. Multiply this nonsense by a thousand and consider that elections are scheduled twice per year. This needs to be cleaned up city-wide. I would like to nail some folks to the legal wall for this behavior as a warning to others.
Multiple times I have faced a roomful of screaming people who are furious that I insist on the ones who belong there doing their jobs, and the ones who have no legal right to be in the room leaving. I have at any given time usually 2 or 3 sheets of paper and a cell phone as back-up. I have received physical threats and although I hold my ground I have never been "eager" to start any violence.
One newspaper reporter and one TV reporter covering this story told me that they pushed it as seemingly important to their editors, who in both cases refused to run with it precisely because no actual violence has yet occured, and this fails to make the story sufficiently sexy for sales and ratings.
I am working with the Committee of 70 (which, for those who just fell off the turnip truck, is a decades-old non-governmental political watchdog group) right now on making sure this doesn't happen again. They are taking the issue seriously, so maybe, if you don't know any details, you should too. There is also follow-up in motion through the DA's office and with the Pennsylvania Bar (certain lawyers are behaving badly in order to allow this to continue), and I'm hoping to score some real change through these channels. In fact for these reasons I'd just as soon not share certain details on a couple of trivia blogs; what I've said to this point should not harm any process.
Just keep gurgling away all you like about how much fun it is to watch me struggle to do something useful in a city that resists it, and by all means keep doing so from the security of a fake name. It isn't going to slow me down, and it isn't going to amuse anyone worth amusing.
Far more troubling is the case of one of the commenters/cyberstalkers on that post, who is troubled enough to have created a parody site of this blog, solely for the purpose of bitterly mocking me. I assume this is not time taken out of what could be described as a busy social schedule.
This is clearly the work of Lisa from star quiz team Group W, who I'm sad to say spent a year signing into this and other blogs under a variety of names (i.e. sockpuppetry as web geeks know it) to attempt to 'prove' that I am wrong about Scotland not being a country.
There is a surface driver of this and a more disturbing, deeper driver of this. The surface driver is that after months of wondering why angry Scots were drawn to my blog to argue a simple point with me, I finally figured out that she was signing into Scotland.com under one of her identities to drive angry nationalist traffic to my blog.
Anyone who would like to see her side of this argument comprehensively thrashed once I went to meet her "cyber upstream" can do so here. It seems that right around the hundredth time the lass was found contradicting herself, dodging direct questions, or signing in under a new identity, the parody blog started. She started that thread with one identity to be inflammatory, and then signed in under a couple of other identities in order to back herself up.
The deeper driver for this is the fact that she clearly resents the fact that I have had a professional career and education in this field, and she has not has had a professional career and education in any field, and my defense of all of that when same was attacked by her as irrelevant (leading to long general screeds against formal education) seems to have triggered a mental condition that has precious little to do with me, nor with Scotland.
As prize-winning geography instructor Matt Rosenberg points out, a lot of the rest of my problem on this front is simply delusional Scottish nationalists. (Interestingly my strongest supporters on this are also Scottish nationalists... ones who are troubled by the consequences of no longer having a country.)
Lisa is so far gone that I suspect that she's both the poster BlizzmasterPilch and the poster FeatherRuffler on the Goodtimes thread... which is sicker than it appears as both make reference to a poster on Philly.com who I suspect is also Lisa.
It should be pointed out that Lisa is also not from here and I am not aware of any civic improvements that she has spearheaded, although there is abundant time in her day to mock me anonymously. A particularly repugnant detail is the ripping of my links to Haitian relief efforts, still needed in an ongoing humanitarian crisis. What sort of person uses that to score cheap larfs?
If I ever get shot in the head Arizona-style, this should be the first and only suspect for the authorities.
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
This week's schedule
Tuesday, January 11, 9pmEl Camino Real
1040 N. 2nd St.
(2nd St. below Girard Ave.)
Subject Round: 2010: YEAR IN REVIEW
Wednesday, January 12, 7:30pm
12 Steps Down
9th & Christian Sts.
Subject Round: 2011: YEAR IN REVIEW
Note the Draught Horse quizzes will resume on Thursday night, January 20, at 9pm!
Thanks to those of you who helpfully pointed out last week my inability to tell one month from the next. Those are the wages of the lazy and poorly performed cut'n'paste instead of typing out these posts out from scratch.
Somehow I also forgot that with the new year I traditionally do a Subject round that's a year-end review and another that reviews what little has thus far happened in the new year. Enjoy that.
The early Tuesday night quizzes just weren't a draw last term at the Draught Horse although the later Thursday night ones were a success. Thus I'm back next week at the DH at 9pm Thursday.
Monday, January 3, 2011
Happy New Year folks; first few weeks of the year there won't be Draught Horse quizzes
Tuesday, October 12, 9pmEl Camino Real
1040 N. 2nd St.
(2nd St. below Girard Ave.)
Subject Round: CRIME AND PUNISHMENT
Wednesday, October 13, 7:30pm
12 Steps Down
9th & Christian Sts.
Subject Round: ROME
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
Sports-themed quizzes begin the week
Tuesday, October 12, 7ish pmThe Draught Horse
Broad St. & Cecil B. Moore Ave.
Subject Rounds: ALL FIVE ROUNDS ARE SPORTS
This quiz will immediately follow a Philadelphia Eagles-sponsored charity water pong event at the bar. The quiz is sports-related in conjunction with that.
Tuesday, October 12, 9ish pm
El Camino Real
1040 N. 2nd St.
(2nd St. below Girard Ave.)
Subject Round: GUESS WHAT ... SPORTS
Wednesday, October 13, 7:30pm
12 Steps Down
9th & Christian Sts.
Subject Round: ASIA
Thursday, October 14, 9pm
The Draught Horse
Broad St. & Cecil B. Moore Ave.
Subject Round: THE 1970s
Monday, November 1, 2010
No Draught Horse Tuesday night quiz this week; remaining schedule as normal
Owing to my minor elective post I have to have a good 13 hours of argument with the other officials at a polling place on Tuesday.This means the early Tuesday quiz is off for this week but I'll still be doing the late quiz at El Camino Real. Not sure yet what the subject round will be for that, but hopefully I'll be updating this post on Wednesday with the info for the following two nights' quizzes, which will be held as normal.
Tuesday, October 19, CANCELLED, GO HOLD YOUR NOSE AND VOTE... OR NOT, WHATEVER
The Draught Horse
Broad St. & Cecil B. Moore Ave.
Tuesday, October 19, beginning roughly 9-9:15pm
El Camino Real
1040 N. 2nd St.
(2nd St. below Girard Ave.)
Subject Round: TBA
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
Only Tuesday night quizzes this week owing to Phillies' playoff run
Tuesday, October 19, AFTER BASEBALL GAME ENDSThe Draught Horse
Broad St. & Cecil B. Moore Ave.
Subject Rounds: TBA
Tuesday, October 19, POSSIBLY BUMPED BACK A BIT OWING TO BASEBALL
El Camino Real
1040 N. 2nd St.
(2nd St. below Girard Ave.)
Subject Round: TBA
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Because the Phillies made quick work of the Reds, the quiz schedule is unaffected
Tuesday, October 12, 7pmThe Draught Horse
Broad St. & Cecil B. Moore Ave.
Subject Rounds: CHEMICAL ELEMENTS, US STATES, OSCARS, DAIRY PRODUCTS, SCANDINAVIA
Tuesday, October 12, 9:10pm
El Camino Real
1040 N. 2nd St.
(2nd St. below Girard Ave.)
Subject Round: CHEMICAL ELEMENTS
Wednesday, October 13, 7:30pm
12 Steps Down
9th & Christian Sts.
Subject Round: US STATES
Thursday, October 14, 9pm
The Draught Horse
Broad St. & Cecil B. Moore Ave.
Subject Round: MAGIC
Monday, October 4, 2010
Quiz schedule not too disrupted by Phils' playoff schedule... yet
Tuesday, October 5, 7pmThe Draught Horse
Broad St. & Cecil B. Moore Ave.
Subject Rounds: SIT-COMS, TREES, FAMOUS AUTHORS & BOOKS, MONEY, WORLD RELIGIONS
Tuesday, October 5, 9:10pm
El Camino Real
1040 N. 2nd St.
(2nd St. below Girard Ave.)
Subject Round: FAMOUS AUTHORS & BOOKS
Wednesday, October 6, ?pm
12 Steps Down
9th & Christian Sts.
Subject Round: BASEBALL
UPDATE: The quiz is going to happen immediately following the Phillies game, likely in the 8pm range. Go Phils!
Thursday, October 7, 9pm
The Draught Horse
Broad St. & Cecil B. Moore Ave.
Subject Round: WORLD RELIGIONS
Monday, September 27, 2010
What to do with your evenings
FYI, with the Phillies making the playoffs for the fourth consecutive year, any evening of a Phils' game will be a likely be a night without a quiz at any given venue. More detail as details emerge.Tuesday, September 28, 7pm
The Draught Horse
Broad St. & Cecil B. Moore Ave.
Subject Rounds: POPULAR WEBSITES, SERIAL KILLERS, PENNSYLVANIA, GAME SHOWS, COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES
I promise this time 'round to stick to that menu!
Tuesday, September 28, 9:15pm
El Camino Real
1040 N. 2nd St.
(2nd St. below Girard Ave.)
Subject Round: POPULAR WEBSITES
Wednesday, September 29, 7:30pm
12 Steps Down
9th & Christian Sts.
Subject Round: GAME SHOWS
Thursday, September 30, 9pm
The Draught Horse
Broad St. & Cecil B. Moore Ave.
Subject Round: MEXICO
Monday, September 20, 2010
Upcoming quiz rounds
Tuesday, September 21, 7pmThe Draught Horse
Broad St. & Cecil B. Moore Ave.
Subject Rounds: BASEBALL, POPULAR WEBSITES, ROMANTIC COMEDIES, SOUTH AMERICA, REALITY TV
Tuesday, September 21, 9:15pm
El Camino Real
1040 N. 2nd St.
(2nd St. below Girard Ave.)
Subject Round: POPULAR WEBSITES
Wednesday, September 22, 7:30pm
12 Steps Down
9th & Christian Sts.
Subject Round: ROMANTIC COMEDIES
Thursday, September 23, 9pm
The Draught Horse
Broad St. & Cecil B. Moore Ave.
Subject Round: NAME THAT ACTRESS
Monday, September 13, 2010
Your Subject rounds for this week
Tuesday, September 7, 7pmThe Draught Horse
Broad St. & Cecil B. Moore Ave.
Subject: There will be 5 subjects, different ones for each round - let's try that. No one in the room cared about Cartoon Network programming last week, a true shock to me. I thought that's all college age kids did these days...
Tuesday, September 7, 9:15pm
El Camino Real
1040 N. 2nd St.
(2nd St. below Girard Ave.)
Subject Round: ASTRONOMY
Wednesday, September 8, 7:30pm
12 Steps Down
9th & Christian Sts.
Subject Round: ???
Note: I will be doing a corporate event 9/15/10 so Quizmaster John will have the reins for this evening. He is writing his own quiz in the usual format.
Thursday, September 9, 9pm
The Draught Horse
Broad St. & Cecil B. Moore Ave.
Subject Round: PRIMATES
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