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Who won the gregchez caption compitition?

yeah wanted to know that 2

Believe it or not we're STILL trying to decide.....lol

Can't make up our minds!

Lee wrote:Believe it or not we're STILL trying to decide.....lol

Can't make up our minds!

There were a LOT of very funny captions! Loved reading them all. Some of them were briljant!

Lee wrote:Believe it or not we're STILL trying to decide.....lol

Can't make up our minds!

I believe it!

Gentlemen,
Here are a few possible solutions to the problem.
!: Pick the top 100 answers and have them do another caption contest.
2: Take a list of the entrants to the local pub and have darts thrown at the list in an elimination type manner. Eliminating one name each round.
3: Lay a large grid square out with one name in each square, and then have an animal wander around the square until it has to answer a call of nature. The person who's name is in that square where it first hits, wins.
4: Put each name on a rubber ducky and float them down the Thames river. First one to the end wins.
5: Take all the names to the local pigeon racing society and put one name on each pigeon. First one back wins.
6: Do it cottage industry style. Split the kit up and send it to different people to put that part together. The last person gets to put it all together and keep it.
7: Chain letter style. Send it to the first person on the list who does one small part, then sends it to the next. Etc, etc, etc. Last one gets to keep it.
8: Keep doing it how you are doing it.
Yours
Pirate Hunter

Pir8hnter wrote:Gentlemen,
Here are a few possible solutions to the problem.
!: Pick the top 100 answers and have them do another caption contest.
2: Take a list of the entrants to the local pub and have darts thrown at the list in an elimination type manner. Eliminating one name each round.
3: Lay a large grid square out with one name in each square, and then have an animal wander around the square until it has to answer a call of nature. The person who's name is in that square where it first hits, wins.
4: Put each name on a rubber ducky and float them down the Thames river. First one to the end wins.
5: Take all the names to the local pigeon racing society and put one name on each pigeon. First one back wins.
6: Do it cottage industry style. Split the kit up and send it to different people to put that part together. The last person gets to put it all together and keep it.
7: Chain letter style. Send it to the first person on the list who does one small part, then sends it to the next. Etc, etc, etc. Last one gets to keep it.
8: Keep doing it how you are doing it.
Yours
Pirate Hunter

Or just send it to me, job done! Lol

Pir8hnter wrote:Gentlemen,
Here are a few possible solutions to the problem.
!: Pick the top 100 answers and have them do another caption contest.
2: Take a list of the entrants to the local pub and have darts thrown at the list in an elimination type manner. Eliminating one name each round.
3: Lay a large grid square out with one name in each square, and then have an animal wander around the square until it has to answer a call of nature. The person who's name is in that square where it first hits, wins.
4: Put each name on a rubber ducky and float them down the Thames river. First one to the end wins.
5: Take all the names to the local pigeon racing society and put one name on each pigeon. First one back wins.
6: Do it cottage industry style. Split the kit up and send it to different people to put that part together. The last person gets to put it all together and keep it.
7: Chain letter style. Send it to the first person on the list who does one small part, then sends it to the next. Etc, etc, etc. Last one gets to keep it.
8: Keep doing it how you are doing it.
Yours
Pirate Hunter

lol - some excellent ideas

How much longer?

patience is a virtue, someone said once!

coladito1 wrote:patience is a virtue, someone said once!

Indeed, although I think it's another case of something being said by someone not in the situation of waiting for epic modelz! :-p

I just enjoyed reading the replies people came up with. :-D

-D

coladito1 wrote:patience is a virtue, someone said once!

And I lost my virtue long ago! Lol!

Another person once said: Grant me patience, but give it to me right now.

I do not envy your task here Lee and Paul.....
The choosing of a winner out of so many top quotes and one liners must be impossible...
Good luck ....

If it helps in the decision making process, the kit is way too big for me - I don't have the space to stash it, build it or display it. Not that I think I'm in with a chance of winning it but please withdraw my entry. Merry Christmas to you all!

Not me... I'd consider putting some in laws out in the cold to make room for that kit!!
Haha

Coen, I agree with you on how to free up space, believe me.
Lee and Paul, here is another suggestion. We all get online with skype and do a rock, paper, scissors competition.

Okay, here is some final suggestions on how to resolve the dilemma.
A: Minimum of 15 individual tattoos. Sleeves/half sleeves only count as one each.
B: Minimum of one piercing.
C: Must have large by huge mustache.
D: Must have spent minimum of four years in the military on active duty. Tie breaker is Marines.
E: Must have startling good looks.
F: Must be able to leap off buildings in a single bound.
G: Must be able to fall into mighty rivers.
H: Must be faster than a fat dumb old Beekie cat on her way to a food bowl.
I: Birthday must be on the same day as site administrator joined ISM. Tie breaker is oldest person.
J: Must be able to quote the opening lines to Chaucer's Canterbury Tales in Old English.
K: Must be able to translate into modern English from old English in item J.
L: Must be able to quote all seven of the late great George Carlin's types of noxious emissions from
the human body.

You want my mailing address now?
Yours
Pirate Hunter

Aww come on it's about time for the winners now...

ScaleModelsKK wrote:Aww come on it's about time for the winners now...

Reading the forum can be quite enlightening http://intscalemodeller.com/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=4042

Paul wrote:Reading the forum can be quite enlightening http://intscalemodeller.com/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=4042

It's not up yet, but just can't wait!