We will be doing a weekly debate series here on GIF Two members square off against each in a point/counterpoint to test of each football knowledge The debate and a poll will be will be posted and posters will vote to determine the winner Right now we are in the brainstorming proccess and we are open to ideas To avoid popularity contest's we are trying to find the best way to keep it anonymous. Conducting the debate through PM exchange and shoutbox and posting afterwords have been sujested
Thanks for the input There is 30 seconds of your life you wasted reading the thread, and 10 you wasted replying To bad they didnt have GPS's when your mom got knocked up. Maybe she would have been able to actually find Planned Parenthood
As funny as that is.. Lets keep it nice. No need for momma jokes.. lol Do you have any topics yet? Or will it be just a weekly "current event" debate? Cause I want to play. :beer:
I will advise this once AZ.... Refrain from making comments like this... It will only bring the wolves out more than usual... We here at GiF hold almost nothing sacred and will go after it... I hear BITB is been practicing like a mad man trying new methods and techniques Sent from my HTC EVO using Tapatalk.
So now your momma jokes are only allowed in fight club? I say we debate which site is more pussified....GIF or www.mylittleponniefans.com
No, most people actually love their mothers. And talking crap about them will start a flame war. MOST people..... Back on topic, who's game for this?
Ya, kinda lost it there. My apologies Anybody have any good suggestions on the best way too keep it anonymous I dont know if we can do it with the names known and not have it be a popularity contest
No worries JJ. Only thing I can come up with is do it thru AIM and copy/paste the actual convo minus the screen names of course??
I thought SRW said there was a way for staff members to make special sections in the shoutbox and invite certain members in.
Thought: Alternate weekly NFL and NCAA NFL winner moves on the the next NFL debate, same as NCAA winner