More importantly, snagging those Daily Doubles offers him a massive statistical advantage. Since Daily Doubles allow players to bet up to their entire bankrolls, just one can swing an entire Jeopardy match—and Chu's strategy is to control them all, even just to prevent other players from using them.
By training—that is, going through Internet message boards and reading up on past Jeopardy winners—Chu developed an unorthodox strategy that has made headlines over the last week. It's rare, controversial, and effective—and it's turned him into something of a grand villain for some fans of the long-running quiz show.…
damnit, this was instantly the first thing that came to mind when I read 'bank' and 'available now'.
Damco you, Namcai!
I'm here til Tuesday, try the eel!
Thankfully this green blob doesn't distract you from the massive ice castle in the background.
I know that the 3DS is advertised sitting like this, but when you flip the lid to play everyone sees your premium handheld upside down.
You can wash out the blood, but you can't wash out the shame.
THE HARDWARE
My dream Nintendo begins at the end of the 3DS' lifespan. Whenever that may be. That would be the time they draw a line in the sand and say, OK, time for something new.
I never looked at it that way. I've always been pronouncing them as 'jifs', but pronouncing 'imgur' with a hard 'G'.
Aww he's cleaning himself.
This used to be Piggy's annoying neighbour living upstairs.
For a minimal set on the "cheap", this seems totally fine to me.
That's sexy Fire Chief to you!
Well Apple has been doing it with the iPod Touch line for a while, and finally introduced it to their phones with the iPhone 5—that's where I saw it being done initially, but I don't think that design specification was patented. As for how come Nokia seems to be the only other manufacturer doing this, your guess is as…