WHO IS YOUR FAVORITE MOD? aka "The greatest Poll ever"

[craftytony]

who me?

 

[karenL]

I demand a recount
I live in crook county, IL and want my last 5 dead relatives to vote for DgenR8
2 to go to geo
and 4 to DC

 

[moon jelly]

doesn't that add up to 6? LOL. the poll is still not closed and it appears that i never voted. gonna vote now.

 

[lovereefs1]

Whatever happened to DC? Tonya probably screwed that up too... and he wonders why Gobbles is his only friend? :fun2:

PLEASE COME BACK DC...WE MISS YOU!!
:sad1:

 

[craftytony]

I think the mods should reset the poll and let us re-vote!

Gobbles is my fraulein!

In German, (German pronunciation (helpÃ"šÃ‚·info): [frÃ"°Ã¢â‚¬ÂÃƒ"°Ã‚ªlaÃ"°Ã‚ªn]) Fräulein (literally, "little woman" or "little Mrs.", colloquial form Frollein) is used as a title for young girls. Historically, it was used as a title for unmarried women as opposed to Frau for married women. It is used with the first name or last name (Fräulein Anna or Fräulein Schmidt). The German suffix "-lein" like the German suffix "-chen" is a diminutive.

 

[lovereefs1]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=13213232#post13213232 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by craftytony
I think the mods should reset the poll and let us re-vote!

Gobbles is my fraulein!

In German, (German pronunciation (helpÃ"šÃ‚·info): [frÃ"°Ã¢â‚¬ÂÃƒ"°Ã‚ªlaÃ"°Ã‚ªn]) Fräulein (literally, "little woman" or "little Mrs.", colloquial form Frollein) is used as a title for young girls. Historically, it was used as a title for unmarried women as opposed to Frau for married women. It is used with the first name or last name (Fräulein Anna or Fräulein Schmidt). The German suffix "-lein" like the German suffix "-chen" is a diminutive.

+!

Welcome back DC!

 

[karenL]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=13213232#post13213232 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by craftytony
I think the mods should reset the poll and let us re-vote!

Gobbles is my fraulein!

In German, (German pronunciation (helpÃ"šÃ‚·info): [frÃ"°Ã¢â‚¬ÂÃƒ"°Ã‚ªlaÃ"°Ã‚ªn]) Fräulein (literally, "little woman" or "little Mrs.", colloquial form Frollein) is used as a title for young girls. Historically, it was used as a title for unmarried women as opposed to Frau for married women. It is used with the first name or last name (Fräulein Anna or Fräulein Schmidt). The German suffix "-lein" like the German suffix "-chen" is a diminutive.

I think you should stop kissing up

 

[craftytony]

 

[moon jelly]

tonya-nice foto of you. it would work better if you were wearing a pink suit.

 

[craftytony]

i'll borrow madam's....i like a tight fit

 

[craftytony]

I think this poll was hacked :O

 

[DgenR8]

Has it really been 10 years?

 

[craftytony]

Wow, that is crazy! YIKES!

 

[moon jelly]

Has it really been 10 years?

It seems like yesterday :wavehand:

I'm LMAO just like I did last decade:lolspin:

Time for a

 

[moon jelly]

Crafty one- this WAS the greatest poll ever

 

[craftytony]

Lol, the good ol days for sure! I was just a young buckaroo!

 

[dja1980]

Tony, you need to update your current tank details... I suppose I need to as well.

 

[dja1980]

Also, my location.

 

[craftytony]

Tony, you need to update your current tank details... I suppose I need to as well.

Current tank: Neglected nano cube lol