FULL RECAP - TPiR 06/14/2007

[SteveGavazzi]

Viet, what is with this aversion you seem to have to saying "pricing game?"

[Joe_Capitano]

vietpir wrote:
What was the value of the Ford Mustang Conv. used in the pricing stunt TRIPLE PLAY?

We don't know. The only other time this season a standard Mustang Conv. appeared was back in March, but I'd have to see if that is the same model. Right now, I can't.

BTW: "Pricing STUNT?" Huh?

to describe this  this aversion i seem to have to saying "pricing game"

it should be called PRICING STUNT because of this

definition - When a contestant goes on stage, he/she will play a stunt for a certain prize in a manner in order to win that prize

example ONE WRONG PRICE: Three prizes are shown with prices. Two of the prizes display their correct prices, one has a wrong price (hence the title). Identify the prize with the incorrect price and win all three prizes.

my idea came from while watching TPiR back in 1986, Double Dare and Fun House came into effect as the host of those shows called it "stunts"

i would describe them pricing stunts as well on TPiR

now i made it clear, do i make sense?

[timay789]

Not really. Dispite what you think they should be called, they are called pricing games. Hate to break it to ya...

[SteveGavazzi]

Wow.

No.

Seriously, dude, do yourself a favor and don't post anymore.