Winner of the Best Comment Contest
May 26th, 2008 by Michael Kwan
Last Tuesday, I announced the best comment contest, looking to see who would be able to come up with the best comment of the week out of the Beyond the Rhetoric community. I said that commenting on any post was fair game and all comments posted between Tuesday and midnight last night would be included in the contest.
The prize for the contest, pictured above, was a Gelaskins decorative skin for the 3rd-generation iPod nano. The skin is basically a 3M sticker that will protect your iPod from random bumps and scratches. I have one on my DS Lite, but I thought I’d share the iPod version with my readers.
After sifting through the comments that have been posted in last five days or so, I have chosen a winner. The winner of the best comment contest is…. Betshopboy!
In response to the post Who Keeps You in Check?, Betshopboy wrote:
“Behind every successful man is a woman, behind her is his wife.” LOL!!
Behind an average joe like myself is a capable wife, who helps maintain my sanity in this crazy little world.
A hearty congratulations goes to out to Betshopboy. Please use the contact form to send me your mailing address and I’ll have the iPod Gelaskin shipped out your way. Thanks again to everyone who participated. You can probably expect more contests when I get back from Computex.
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One of my favorite Groucho Marx quotes, nice. I like this version too:
“Behind every successful man stands a woman and the IRS. One takes the credit, and the other takes the cash.”
Yeah, I like this one too.
Best luck next time…
Hurray! I won! I won!!
Thanks MK, I’m glad my comment resonated well with you.
congrats!
Congratulations to the winner:) Although the phrase often used. It still make sense because its an emotional thing
Get lots of stuff to give away from Computex so then maybe I can win something cool!
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