I had to go look over some documents at DISD headquarters this morning, and in the room where I was sitting, The Price is Right was on. I hadn’t seen the show in many years, but I was quietly pleased they’ve kept all the garish ancient sets, the ’70s typography on all the signs, and the technicolor-dream-coat back curtain behind the audience. (I was disappointed that they’re evidently requiring implants for the female “presenters” now; I see that two of the three of them are Playboy alums. Not that their predecessors were hired for their ability to deconstruct Sartre, but still.)

Needless to say, the Internet is home to at least one certifiable Price is Right obsessive.

28 November 2001



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28 November | 15:11  |  Kelly

OK, admit that you knew that Playboy tidbit before you looked into it today.

28 November | 15:28  |  josh

Nay! Kelly, we're not all the porn hound that you are.



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