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Topic	Guy abandons family & career for a shitty tabletop game
knightmarexx 05/17/22 2:43:13 PM #29:	Proto_Spark posted... Dragons Den was based off of an American show called Shark Tank that was basically the same thing. Though IIRC this was on a similar show called American Inventor. And for a bit of a happy ending here, Bulletball has actually found some success as a fun (and easy to learn) accessible game for people with disabilities, and was even a game at the "Senior Olympics" https://www.nchpad.org/778/4147/BulletBall~~~A~Therapeutic~Table~Sport~by~Inclusion~Sports https://youtu.be/Qip9wSaBs98 Correction: Dragon's Den (2005) predates Shark Tank (2009) by 4 years, and America inventor (2006) by a year. Dragon's Den is based on Money Tigers which originally aired in 2001, in Japan. https://www.businessinsider.com/shark-tank-international-versions-2013-11?r=US&IR=T <cite>knightmarexx posted [p:965104990] in Guy abando... [t:80024384]...</cite> <quote>Proto_Spark posted... </cite> <quote>Dragons Den was based off of an American show called Shark Tank that was basically the same thing. Though IIRC this was on a similar show called American Inventor. And for a bit of a happy ending here, Bulletball has actually found some success as a fun (and easy to learn) accessible game for people with disabilities, and was even a game at the "Senior Olympics" https://www.nchpad.org/778/4147/BulletBall~~~A~Therapeutic~Table~Sport~by~Inclusion~Sports https://youtu.be/Qip9wSaBs98</quote> Correction: Dragon's Den (2005) predates Shark Tank (2009) by 4 years, and America inventor (2006) by a year. Dragon's Den is based on Money Tigers which originally aired in 2001, in Japan. https://www.businessinsider.com/shark-tank-international-versions-2013-11?r=US&IR=T </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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