Cartman #15 on person of the century poll

remember when we tried to get Cartman #1 on here, he's number #15, go here and vote for fat boy

pstokely wrote in message news:[email]...

and

Waste of time... They'd probably BAN him like they did last time.

Which just shows how worthless these polls are... I mean...

*We are making a poll for the most important person...Voted for by YOU the PUBLIC*...*

(>>Pssssst.... That Foul mouthed Catrman from South Park is number one<<

*Cartman is Banned* from the poll!!!*

and the winner is... *Anyone WE like and decide CAN stay in the poll!!!!!*

(Probably Jesus.)

then how did he get back on

pstokely wrote in message news:[email]...

I was talking about the *last* poll that was done like this, bud.! Cheers.

LOL!!! Good one, Cove!

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Jesus wasn't even born in this century, so how can he be the person of the century?

The Pacifist

Covenant wrote in message ...

here

Kery Minola wrote:

And to be in a lounge act with Santa.

-Toni

The Pacifist wrote in message news:82gst0$jgi$[email]...

Answering this in the mode that *those* people would...

Jesus is the person of every day! this week, this year, this century!!!!

etc etc etc........

of the

Voting for Eric Cartman would be the same as voting for Jesus, as they're both fictional, but I could see more judges considering jesus than cartman

[email] wrote:

Jesus is not fictional. He may or may not be the son of God, but I heard that there was proof that a man named Jesus was born in Galilee at around that time who was a prophet.

-Toni

[email] wrote:

No, Jesus was a real live human being. Historical accounts show he was just as human as Plato or Socrates or Ghengis Khan.

Whether he was "the son of God" or not is still pretty much open to debate (and extremely unlikely IMHO) but he was a real person.

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[email] wrote:

Right, Saul of Tarsus, who went on to become St. Paul. I'm no Biblical scholar, but I don't think Jesus is said to have said anything about founding a church, or whether priests could marry, or lopping off boy's foreskins, etc., etc.

Bill Lynch

Right, my brain fade.

Bill Lynch

Yes but Jess was a jewish boy. Olan I. Merky wrote in message news:[email]...

Where is this pole taking place? I want to vote!!!!!!

Simply put, votes for Cartman (or any fictitious character, for that matter) make a mockery of the process.

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Dave wrote in message news:[email]...

Yeah, there *is* also that! But then these polls are always a pile of nonsense ANYWAY! Yeah?

So either a) have fun with it and screw up the system. b) take it seriously and get angry when the latest *teen-idol* gets first place.

(snip)

Make a mockery of some BS Internet popularity poll? ROTFLMAO!

Bill Lynch

As a rule, no. I've made mockeries of processes before. (Ask the a.t.s oldtimers about my anti-pledge posts from last year) I just don't see the point in wasted effort. Person of the century votes for Cartman will simply not be counted.

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On 04 Dec 1999 05:12:33 GMT, [email] (pstokely) wrote:

The top 20 as of 07 Dec 1998:

# Person % Tally 1 Elvis Presley 14.07 621447 2 Yitzhak Rabin 13.47 594679 3 Adolf Hitler 11.63 513484 4 Billy Graham 10.59 467551 5 Albert Einstein 9.87 435969 6 Martin Luther King 8.52 376192 7 Pope John Paul II 8.40 370811 8 Gordon B. Hinckley 5.72 252710 9 Mohandas Gandhi 3.62 160191 10 Ronald Reagan 1.79 79092 11 John Lennon 1.43 63235 12 Henry Ford 1.23 54451 13 Mother Teresa 1.08 47782 14 Madonna 0.86 38037 15 Winston Churchill 0.81 36084 16 Linus Torvalds 0.53 23776 17 Nelson Mandela 0.45 19866 18 Pope Paul VI 0.35 15750 19 Princess Diana 0.35 15455 20 Franklin D. Roosevelt 0.31 13851

No Cartman in there. Vote dammit!! =) And I suppose lots of you has seen that Hitler-spam about this list, but wether you like it or not, you can't argue that Hitler doesn't fit into the description "individuals who, for better or worse, most influenced the last 100 years." I hate him as much as you should do, I sure didn't vote for him, but he has the right to be in that list.

/JCrow