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Hatman

Member Since: Thu Jan 01, 1970
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Subj: By definition if it was useful it isn't useless knowledge
Posted: Mon Mar 10, 2008 at 04:39:48 pm EDT
Reply Subj: My thorough command of useless information was actually useful!
Posted: Mon Mar 10, 2008 at 04:09:05 pm EDT (Viewed 390 times)


> I inadvertantly won 2 free movie passes to a movie premiere in a few weeks from a radio station. The station has an on-line Bonus Rewards system; part of it is 4 Bonus Code Words that are given out 4 times a day. You hear the word, enter it on-line, and you get points that can be used for raffles and Buy it Now items. Since I have the radio on in my office every day (I work alone, I need some company!) I play along.
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> So the other day I missed the first word, but I caught the 2nd, "slag". I remember thinking that's pretty easy to remember, it's a Dinobot. Then the next word was "swoop". It didn't hit me until the last word, "sludge", that these were all names of the Dinobots!
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> Just for fun, I e-mailed in to say "That can't be a coincidence that all of the Bonus Words are Dinobots!". I got an e-mail back stating that it was Transformers week and since I called them on it I won the movie passes. They don't even advertise that as a component of the Bonus Words, so it was neat to find out that way.
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> Today (new week) I missed the first word, but the 2nd one was "Commander". On a hunch I tried to input "Cobra", and what do you know, I was right. I e-mailed in and even though I was right that it's GI Joe week I didn't get more prizes though.
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> And who says watching cartoons will rot your brain? \:\)
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> ~Hat~





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