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From: ad3@pucc-h (Brown)
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Subject: Re: A Gangston-Langley Wrench type joke.
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Date: Thu, 5-Apr-84 00:02:12 EST
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Posted: Thu Apr  5 00:02:12 1984
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I remember watching an episode of the TV show "Name That Tune" a few
years ago.  During the section of the show where the players bid on how
many notes it will take them to identify a song, the bidding progressed
very competitively until one of the contestants bid "I can name that
tune in one note."  Richard Dawson (the MC) was just about to give that
player a shot at the one note when the other player spoke up and bid
ZERO notes!

The player with the zero-note bid then proceeded to correctly guess the
tune.  As it turns out, the song was a movie classic and the verbal
clues that Dawson read of the card were almost enough to identify the
song.  I think it was "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" from The Wizard of
Oz, but I can't recall for sure.

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