Stundie Finals For July - Vote Now!

[8den]

I didn't vote for Malcom, I actually kind of feel sorry for him for that one. Lol.

Pity is for the WEAK!

And Yeah Malcolm got my vote to. MJD is a close one, and would be a winner any other month. But Malcolm, well, just jesus. Jesus.

 

[Horatius]

28 votes so far, 17 for Malcolm. Can we just call it now, like in an election?

 

[Dave Rogers]

I didn't vote for Malcom, I actually kind of feel sorry for him for that one. Lol.

After his thousand dollar retraction, you still feel sorry for him? I don't think he deserves it.

Dave

 

[Sabrina]

MJD, all the way.

As amusing as Kirkman is, circular logic wins hands down.

 

[Mobyseven]

I'm in Australia so GMT is too confusing for me. I think you should only use Cubic Time. That way no one will know what you mean.

http://www.timecube.com/

Geez, what are you complaining about? I've practically catered directly to you! And Orph...Zep...myself...ooh, Athon, don't forget Athon!

 

[Brainache]

Geez, what are you complaining about? I've practically catered directly to you! And Orph...Zep...myself...ooh, Athon, don't forget Athon!

Why do you hate qarnos?

 

[nicepants]

I gotta go with Mjd's circular logic on this one.

The evidence of the cover up is in the fact that it has been covered up

OF COURSE! Why didn't I see that before!!! haah

 

[procrastinate maybe]

Very competitive list, but I went for Malcolm's understanding of gravity.

 

[Damien Evans]

Geez, what are you complaining about? I've practically catered directly to you! And Orph...Zep...myself...ooh, Athon, don't forget Athon!

What, I don't get a mention?

Speaking of which, how did my crazy apollo guy not make it? I suppose he was no match for Kirkman anyway, but still...

 

[JonnyFive]

Oh, you're all a bunch of tools for voting for Malcolm's gravity thing - it's just too damn obvious.

I picked the Die Hard 4 thing because... well, once you think that movies predict reality you're pretty much screwed beyond all belief.

Damn, maybe I should've gone with the crowd and picked Malcolm too, that was pretty nutso.

Man, I'm such a tool.

 

[Horatius]

Damn, maybe I should've gone with the crowd and picked Malcolm too, that was pretty nutso.

Man, I'm such a tool.

Hey, somebody has to prove we're not a bunch of mindless sheeple!


At least, those of us who didn't vote Malcolm aren't. The rest of you, it's not looking so good!

 

[Foolmewunz]

Had to go with RevolutionJim. He has the higher math skills of Killtown, and the divorce from reality of Kirkman, all in one.

Makes sense to me. The moon is 250,000 miles from the earth. So naturally you multiply that distance by the number of months it takes the earth to orbit the sun to determine the distance of the earth from the sun! (Never no mind that "months" are irregular in length, and that the distance to the moon has no bearing, whatsoever....)

It's like calculating the distance from my flat to New York. It's 18 hours in a 747 from here to New York.

747
x 18
-------
13446 miles to New York

 

[Cuddles]

Has to be Malcolm. That thread was starting to just get sad, but the whole gravity thing really spiced it up again.

 

[rwguinn]

Had to go with RevolutionJim. He has the higher math skills of Killtown, and the divorce from reality of Kirkman, all in one.

Makes sense to me. The moon is 250,000 miles from the earth. So naturally you multiply that distance by the number of months it takes the earth to orbit the sun to determine the distance of the earth from the sun! (Never no mind that "months" are irregular in length, and that the distance to the moon has no bearing, whatsoever....)

It's like calculating the distance from my flat to New York. It's 18 hours in a 747 from here to New York.

747
x 18
-------
13446 miles to New York

That is probably a ROM closer to the truth than anything "the truth" as published....

 

[JonnyFive]

Has to be Malcolm. That thread was starting to just get sad, but the whole gravity thing really spiced it up again.

This is akin to saying that World War II was "starting to get bloody" before the United States started fighting with Japan.

 

[defaultdotxbe]

this is crazy, any other month mjd with 10 votes the first day would be a shoe-in, but not when malcolms around

i had to vote for mjd though, although itas kinda sad that when he figured out that the evidence of a cover is the fact that it was covered up was probably a great revalation to him

 

[Calcas]

This is primarily a result of the rule put in place last month placing higher emphasis on off-site nominations, allowing only 25% of the finalists to be from the JREF forums.

Why did you put in this rule? I think we have shown that the "stundiest" quotes and observations seem to made right here on this forum. We attract these guys like moths to a light...

 

[William Rea]

While I would have liked to vote for a superb example of circular reasoning from MJD, I'm afraid I have to participate in the Kirkman landslide. His appreciation of the nature of gravity is simply the stupidest thing I have ever seen anyone have the nerve to say in public, but even that pales into insignificance compared to the fact that he self-William Rea'd and actually chose to defend it. If it needed anything else, William himself supplied it by trying to suggest that MK didn't mean what he so obviously did mean. All in all, this is the perfect Stundie, and from someone who, from his earlier behaviour on this forum, has already forfeited the right to any respect. In fact, I'd go so far as to say that if Malcolm doesn't win, it's proof of a conspiracy !

Dave

Since you decided to bring me into it again I will point out for your information, since you demonstrably lack English comprehension skills, that I did not defend Kirkman, I speculated that he was confused about the phenomena involved in the operation of IVs.

Please, if you really must make Ad Homs, at least get the facts right otherwise just think before you post.

Because you are demonstrably a flaming liar I will not respond to your posts any further.

 

[William Rea]

Why did you put in this rule? I think we have shown that the "stundiest" quotes and observations seem to made right here on this forum. We attract these guys like moths to a light...

It is good cover for the fact that the St***ies are dying as more and more forum members distance themselves from it.

 

[defaultdotxbe]

I speculated that he was confused about the phenomena involved in the operation of IVs.

he was confused over the difference between gravity and air pressure, which seems a bit of a difficult thing to confuse, but whatever

what makes the quote stundie worthy is the way he went on and on like he was the undisputed expert on the subject when he was clearly very confused about it