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I hope everyone who picked Bob as the name of our planet gets a start location near Bob's a**
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I picked Bob and I will stand by the decision until the Bob ends...
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Bob didn't even win a THIRD of the votes... if everyone else coalesces behind another option, live with it...Originally posted by Meshelic
Bob clearly won, we should name the planet Bob.
No runoff's.
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Anyone else here sick of constant polling? Personally I don't know about the rest of you guys, but I'm starting to get a little frustrated by all these polls/runoff polls, more runoff polls etc etc. Polls are great, I'm not saying they aren't, and I'm not saying they aren't useful but c'mon, how do you expect a majority if there are six or seven (or in this case NINE) options out there?Originally posted by Arnelos
Bob didn't even win a THIRD of the votes... if everyone else coalesces behind another option, live with it...
I mean no ill-will Arnelos, I would just like to see this all hammered out, and I DO respect the process. Which is why if people want a different name for our planet or whatever, then it's no big deal to me.. It shouldn't be one anyways. I'll stand behind the voters regardless. I stand behind Bob too, but not enough to garner ill will amongst anyone else who might get a little too upset if their name isn't picked, or if someone like me wants to hurry things up a bit, things that are in essence, trivial.
Choosing a planet name is not a big deal, I could care less what we call our planet. Excuse me if I see things that way.
...My original post was mostly intended to be humorous... so I'll just smile and laugh about it.
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