"West Virginia Squares" Starring Pierre LaCock

[Adam Nedeff]

This is going to be fun, I think.

On June 23-24, as part of the annual FestivAll in Charleston, West Virginia, the Clay Center will be the site of "West Virginia Squares," a special version of the game entirely featuring West Virginia-centric questions. The show will be hosted by West Virginia native Pierre LaCock, and this event will mark his first professional performances ever under his real name.

As a bonus, June 24 will conclude with an even-more-special version of the game, "Hillbilly Squares," for adults only and featuring a decidedly blue streak to the questions and answers.

[DoItRockapella]

Looking at the page Adam linked to, apparently this is going to be recorded for use on West Virginia PBS. Wow.

[Thunder]

He's only going to be Pierre LaCock when they are able to LaMake LaCock LaJokes.

[irwinsjournal.com]

The father of famous major league baseball player Pete LaCock (Cubs, Royals) finally gets his due.  It's about time.

/ducking

[WarioBarker]

The show will be hosted by West Virginia native Pierre LaCock, and this event will mark his first professional performances ever under his real name.

I was thinking to myself "Who?" And then I looked at the page and realized...huh. Didn't know that was his real name.

[PYLdude]

The show will be hosted by West Virginia native Pierre LaCock, and this event will mark his first professional performances ever under his real name.

I was thinking to myself "Who?" And then I looked at the page and realized...huh. Didn't know that was his real name.

Certainly you've read at least his Wiki page.

[Thunder]

...or tried to have it deleted.

[MikeK]

The show will be hosted by West Virginia native Pierre LaCock, and this event will mark his first professional performances ever under his real name.

I was thinking to myself "Who?" And then I looked at the page and realized...huh. Didn't know that was his real name.

Certainly you've read at least his Wiki page.

You're missing the bigger story here, Chris.  At 5:52 PM Eastern on June 23, 2014, Dan Benfield admitted he doesn't know something, something that is reasonably well-known in these parts.  This is truly an historic moment.

[PYLdude]

...or tried to have it deleted.

I thought that was Peacock.

[TLEberle]

I thought that was Peacock.

Daniel has a similarly voluminous record on various Wikis.

[Thunder]

I thought that was Peacock.

I stand corrected yet amazingly don't care that I confused the two of them.

[TLEberle]

I stand corrected yet amazingly don't care that I confused the two of them.

I hope we can take this instance of complete agreement and build something wonderful and awesome from it.

[PYLdude]

I thought that was Peacock.

I stand corrected yet amazingly don't care that I confused the two of them.

At times they seem interchangeable, you would be right.

[Adam Nedeff]

Looking at the page Adam linked to, apparently this is going to be recorded for use on West Virginia PBS. Wow.

Can anybody in West Virginia record this for me?

[clemon79]

Can anybody in West Virginia record this for me?

Does West Virginia *have* video recording yet?