BlogNomic: Scamming contest

Saturday, October 28, 2006

Proposal: Scamming contest

Vetoed by the new Director

—Hix

Adminned at 02 Nov 2006 09:38:57 UTC

Give all Vegetables 10 Mischeif Fedoras, in addition to any they already have.

This should be enough to end the dynasty by cooperative word laddering.

Comments

Thrawn:

28-10-2006 10:51:51 UTC

Not sure it’s a good idea, but 10 mystery fedoras is just too good to pass up…

Clucky: he/him

29-10-2006 18:12:19 UTC

Hix:

30-10-2006 16:35:28 UTC

Previous 2 voting icons were made during Hiatus.

Hiatus is now over.

(Hiatus started at 10:01, and ended at 15:58 on the next day. Thus, this proposal doesn’t time out until it’s almost 78 hours old)

Tommy:

31-10-2006 01:15:13 UTC

I’ve changed my mind. I think I
have a chance of winning without fedoras.

Elias IX:

01-11-2006 21:06:12 UTC

, if I still have that power.

Rodney:

02-11-2006 16:22:48 UTC

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Saturday, October 28, 2006

Proposal: Scamming contest