Forum personality of the year.
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Re: Forum personality of the year.
There's nothing wrong with the idea - as I mentioned before it was done a few years ago, but with some planning going into it (categories etc etc)and it was a success, I guess. Hopefully you people out there who won have still got your certificates, framed!! This attempt was poorly designed, and poorly executed, with little/no prior thought whatsoever.
I could agree with you...but then we'd both be wrong.
Re: Forum personality of the year.
Thanks for making this poll happen Rizzo, along with everything else you do. A simple, first past the post poll that’s just a bit of fun as stated at the beginning that can surely give no reasonable person any grounds to whinge or complain.
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You must be referring to my post, and what, with me being the most reasonable person (in my house), I am slightly offended!h's dad wrote:Thanks for making this poll happen Rizzo, along with everything else you do. A simple, first past the post poll that’s just a bit of fun as stated at the beginning that can surely give no reasonable person any grounds to whinge or complain.
My post was no whinge or complaint. Simply a comment that it was a good idea, and with more thought might have been a success, so encouraging it for next year, in a subtle sort of way. As it was, it was dropped because it had "served its purpose" (Rizzo), whatever that purpose was.
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It was to differentiate between posters on the dimension of assumed self-importance.
Rizzo and I are now completing the MPhil thesis: "Assumed self-importance and the invisible poster - an attempt to quantify the elusive cranial-anal insertion metric." Leicester University Psychology Department unpublished MPhil dissertation 2013.
Rizzo and I are now completing the MPhil thesis: "Assumed self-importance and the invisible poster - an attempt to quantify the elusive cranial-anal insertion metric." Leicester University Psychology Department unpublished MPhil dissertation 2013.
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Re: Forum personality of the year.
jgriffin wrote:It was to differentiate between posters on the dimension of assumed self-importance.
Rizzo and I are now completing the MPhil thesis: "Assumed self-importance and the invisible poster - an attempt to quantify the elusive cranial-anal insertion metric." Leicester University Psychology Department unpublished MPhil dissertation 2013.
I could agree with you...but then we'd both be wrong.