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Normally I don't do this, but I'm rather torn on whether Aids should receive the BITW award or not. This poll isn't for definite either, so whatever the result, it's not a certainty that will BE the result.
Simply vote in the poll (yes or no); posts in this thread aren't required. If you do decide to post, do not bash him or me in an attempt to look badass, because those posts will simply be junked.
Here's some quick pros and cons.
Pros:
- Very active.
- Genuinely loves the site, and is a loyal member.
- Very funny
- His wrestling posts normally consist of quality and well structured opinions.
Cons:
- Has been banned twice.
- Can ignite flame wars (though that has seemingly stopped, hence why this nomination isn't a definite no. Hats off to him for that. Wonder if this should be a pro instead ).
- More posts outside of the wrestling sections than the other BITW recipients.
Thank you. Again, this isn't definite, it's just a matter of curiosity for me. But it will likely have an effect on my decision.
Note: The poll isn't public, so users can not see who voted what.
Simply vote in the poll (yes or no); posts in this thread aren't required. If you do decide to post, do not bash him or me in an attempt to look badass, because those posts will simply be junked.
Here's some quick pros and cons.
Pros:
- Very active.
- Genuinely loves the site, and is a loyal member.
- Very funny
- His wrestling posts normally consist of quality and well structured opinions.
Cons:
- Has been banned twice.
- Can ignite flame wars (though that has seemingly stopped, hence why this nomination isn't a definite no. Hats off to him for that. Wonder if this should be a pro instead ).
- More posts outside of the wrestling sections than the other BITW recipients.
Thank you. Again, this isn't definite, it's just a matter of curiosity for me. But it will likely have an effect on my decision.
Note: The poll isn't public, so users can not see who voted what.