No Dea
Another word for a skill issue.
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NO DEAL
NO DEAL by Davzies Boys April 17, 2003
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deal or no deal
A reality tv show on NBC that requires no skill, in which contestants merely choose briefcases at random. Recently, NBC demonstrated this by airing an episode where a monkey earned more money than a human contestant who was given the same setup of briefcases.
EX. 1
Host Howie: "Deal or no deal?"
Contestant: MOoohhahaH monkey sounds
EX. 2
Bill: Yeah, and to imagine I won it all on a game show.
Jim: Which one?
Bill: Deal or no deal?
Jim: Oh, the one that requires no skill.
Host Howie: "Deal or no deal?"
Contestant: MOoohhahaH monkey sounds
EX. 2
Bill: Yeah, and to imagine I won it all on a game show.
Jim: Which one?
Bill: Deal or no deal?
Jim: Oh, the one that requires no skill.
deal or no deal by punkyBrewster January 14, 2009
deal or no deal
A show on NBC. It's known for its very over zealous host, Howie Mandel, and its even more over the top contestants. Most of which have some gimmick to offer on the show because that is the only way that NBC can get ratings these days. *sigh*. NBC used to have quality shows like ER, but they have turned into crap shows because NBC is more interested in the Apprentice and any other reality show they can get their hands on. Deal or no Deal has a good idea, but unfourtanately for us viewers it is on NBC.
Howeie Mandel: The Banker has just offered $100,000,000,000,000, deal or no deal?
Contestant: Um? Can I use one of my lifelines?
Howie Mandel: No dipshit! We'll be right back after some cheap advertising from NBC!
Contestant: Um? Can I use one of my lifelines?
Howie Mandel: No dipshit! We'll be right back after some cheap advertising from NBC!
deal or no deal by redskins0756 May 14, 2006
Deal or No Deal EXTREME
This is a game played by unusually reckless members of society in which the game of "Deal or No Deal!" is taken to the next level.
It involves taking small green and red stickers and covertly sticking them on members of the opposite (or indeed same) sex.
Green: Deal
Red: No Deal
If ever caught the usual plan is to lie through your teeth.
It involves taking small green and red stickers and covertly sticking them on members of the opposite (or indeed same) sex.
Green: Deal
Red: No Deal
If ever caught the usual plan is to lie through your teeth.
Man 1: Lets play Deal or no deal EXTREME on that woman
Man 2: OK
Woman: "Why are you putting that sticker on me"
Man 2: "Erm... I thought i saw it fall off and was sticking it back on again"
*Man runs away*
Man 2: OK
Woman: "Why are you putting that sticker on me"
Man 2: "Erm... I thought i saw it fall off and was sticking it back on again"
*Man runs away*
Deal or No Deal EXTREME by Stratofortress August 5, 2007
deal or no deal
deal or no deal by G2X April 20, 2007
Deal or No Deal
A game show on NBC in which contestants open cases that have various amounts of money in them. If they select that case, that amount is not in play. Then, the "Banker" calls host, Howie Mandel, and gives the contestant an "offer" based on what amouts are left.
Deal or No Deal by Chase May 6, 2006
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