h a l f b a k e r y"It would work, if you can find alternatives to each of the steps involved in this process."
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When a contestant correctly answers a question, Anne Robinson's little swively quiz-mistress podium begins to gently rotate, making it a little harder for her to ask the next question.
Rather than correct answers adding to the cashpot, they increase the speed of Anne's spin through 'merry-go-round'
and 'washing machine' right upto 'James Bond in Moonraker' levels, Anne herself clinging on by her fingernails desparately screeching the next question as best she can. Of course, rather disappointingly, a wrong answer applies the brakes.
Banking is not an option.
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Love it. Can the brakes be applied hard, so that when you answer a wrong question after a series of correct ones, she nearly flies off of the podium? |
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always good for a laugh, that anne robinson, i tell you! (hiya, [FishFace], good to see ya!) + |
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Hi K_sra! Anathema, I love that title, so I've changed it, thank you very much for the suggestion. |
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This would be even more amusing during one of her "off the wagon" phases. |
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I'd definitely rig it for spin cycle 12000 [+] |
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Certainly brings up the question as to what kind of engine should be used to spin our sweet Anne Robinson? Maybe the inclusion of of a roll cage being introduced at a certain juncture of the show may "turn that frown upside down" |
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Can't we just shoot her in the face? |
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//Can't we just shoot her in the face?// |
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That'll be on next weeks show Robinson's Roulette. |
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