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  1. An XKCD comic with a Sheldon-like character
  2. Jay could use his fingerprint or facial recognition to log in. Are there "games" in which a user makes investments in stocks etc., but it isn't real money? Sam & Jay could let Trevor "sneakily" use one of those so he would think he is making (and losing) real money, but he wouldn't be affecting their real finances.
  3. 2/5. Bringing quiche Florentine, enough for everyone.
  4. So did I, because it was unclear what "its" referred to. Not the best written clue. At least Western Hemisphere got me Peru, although Portugal is in the Western Hemisphere too.
  5. It may have been a reference to the games against Watson, in which Ken Jennings wrote, "I for one welcome our new computer overlords." (Which doesn't mean Yogesh didn't mean it as a passive aggressive "compliment.")
  6. Could Margaret have given Susan the promotion now, and promised a raise when the firm's money issues ease? At the beginning I knew something was off with the guy because he put a box of eggs into his cart without checking them for cracks.
  7. That is probably how most of us learned the proper order of adjectives.
  8. Better Off Ted's Brilliant Corporate Satire Was Ahead of Its Time
  9. :-| (That's a "Meh" emoji.)
  10. Since it's State of the Union day, here's a bit from "He Shall from Time to Time": President Josiah Bartlet: We meant "stronger" here, right? Sam Seaborn: What does it say? President Josiah Bartlet: I'm proud to report our country is stranger than it was a year ago? Sam Seaborn: That's a typo. President Josiah Bartlet: Could go either way.
  11. Seeing an announcement (about a different show), I wished for a "Meh" emoji.
  12. Maybe the Councilman's wife had just learned that the Councilman was the father of Isabella's baby, and that's when the wife flipped out.
  13. In science fiction circles, if someone asks for a good "first contact with aliens" novel, Shogun is often recommended because the cultures of the Japanese and British characters are so different.
  14. Week 25: 2/5 + one *. To date: 87/125 + 11*.
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