Could Time's "Person of the Year" become any more inane and pointless?

[Kuciwalker]

Originally posted by Admiral
On the other hand, their basic premise is right. Events tend to happen as a result of more than the leader of a country saying, "I know, I'll invade Iraq." As it turns out, the actions, opinions, and beliefs of the population at large in fact greatly effect decisionmaking.

The entire award is predicated on the Great Man theory.

[LordShiva]

Originally posted by SlowwHand


Let me beat Shiva to it.
WTF is Eventis?

lo9ol i was jsut going to say that LOL~!!~ "WTF is events?!"!!!"

i'm so wasrted right now

[ixnay]

Hooray, something to add to my resume.

"2006 Time Magazine Person of the Year" will sound so impressive.

[KrazyHorse]

[Ninot]

Originally posted by ixnay
Hooray, something to add to my resume.

"2006 Time Magazine Person of the Year" will sound so impressive.

They didn't mean you, they mean't me.

[joncha]

Originally posted by Tassi
Events
My person of the year is still Joncha

[Q Classic]

Originally posted by ixnay
Hooray, something to add to my resume.

"2006 Time Magazine Person of the Year" will sound so impressive.

Damn, that's a good idea. :kek:

[Jack_www]

I agree that is a good idea.

[Imran Siddiqui]

Though, on the other hand, who really deserved person of the year this year anyway? What, Jack Abramoff?

[BeBMan]

They could have been controversial and give it to the Iranian pres. Remember the POTY isn't limited to nice guys. But maybe they are more more concerned about negative reactions.....

[LordShiva]

Putin

Serb

[germanos]

Originally posted by ixnay
Hooray, something to add to my resume.

"2006 Time Magazine Person of the Year" will sound so impressive.

[Barnabas]

wasnt Chavez winning?

Times magazine seems to me as if it were getting sillier these past years

[chequita guevara]

Originally posted by ixnay
Hooray, something to add to my resume.

"2006 Time Magazine Person of the Year" will sound so impressive.

[Solly]

Could have been Pinochet?