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Onkel Neal
12-15-13, 10:15 AM
Time to select the Best of Subsim 2013: Thread of the Year. Vote for the nominees below, post comments and arguements why your vote is the smart vote, feel free to quote Al Sharpton or Rush Limbaugh if you think that will help. :arrgh!:

Nominees
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Dear Steve Thread
by Armistead

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Do you have issues, need a good dose of online Prozac, then this is the thread for you. Discuss your physical, emotional, marital, sexual, general life issues with Dr. Steve of Subsim. Come on in, lay on the couch, knowing you won't be judged here for being you.

Who will be first, who has a question for Dr. Steve O.L.D.
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A link to the post or thread. http://www.subsim.com/radioroom/showthread.php?t=200694

Reason for Nomination:
I feel this thread should be considered for a Best of Subsim on several levels. First, it is the good-natured type of stuff that encourages participation by many members. Second, it gives our Sailor Steve a real chance to shine and show his wit. Which he does, quite well and consistently! And that leads to the third reason I nominate this thread--it is funny and gives me something to look forward to each day. I've gotten a few guys at my job hooked on this thread and they don't know a submarine from a bed spring. The year is still young but I think this thread could be in the running come autumn.




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Ask the Next Person a Question thread
by Feuer Frei

http://www.subsim.com/radioroom/showthread.php?t=202502
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Answer the question then leave a question for the next Person...

What's your favourite genre of music?
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Reason for Nomination:
Feuer Frei's thread is a simple game in the old fashioned SubSim style. That is, a load of fun in indefinite duration, but one that requires the player to think quickly in answering, let the next answer fall to someone else or be repeated. This is the type of community bonding thread that keeps the members smiling even after a hard day at work, home or school and is an example to all of what is good about the forum.



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I think I found my new home thread
by frau kaleun

Reason for Nomination:
http://www.subsim.com/radioroom/showthread.php?t=202898

A warm and moving topic from a member of our community on a topic that doesn't contain any controversial content but more on life's trials and tribulations and how perseverance and tolerance can actually make it all worthwhile in the end.




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2013 Subsim Fantasy Football Reports thread
Location: http://www.subsim.com/radioroom/showthread.php?t=207006

Reason for Nomination:

The "reports" themselves are vastly entertaining, and help create interest among both the community and the players. Given that this has become an annual "tradition" for Subsim, it is noteworthy that Gut Wrench has been willing to donate quite a few late hours to the role of "Sports Reporter" - especially since the reports are posted after every Monday Night game.

The humor, wit and camaraderie that is shared and created by the thread makes it noteworthy and well worth a look at for "thread of the year".

Yes - other threads may get more posts or more people posting - but few run as long and stay relevant (and on topic in GT!). Some threads may burn brighter, others hotter - but few last the ~4 months of life that the Subsim FF reports does. What is more - it does it not just once - but every year! How many other posts nominated for "POTY" can claim that?

vienna
12-16-13, 03:10 PM
Voting for the Frau: the thread showed the subsim community at its best with a lot of people contributing in a constructive, friendly, and humorous manner. The thread had DIY hints, cooking tips, domestic drama, a great deal of wit, and, most importantly, ... kittens! (I'm on Team Carrot, myself)...


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Gerald
12-17-13, 08:01 AM
Done. Dear Steve Thread was and are outstanding,in many ways :yep:

Sailor Steve
12-17-13, 09:48 AM
(I'm on Team Carrot, myself)
No way, dude! Sam's da man!

See? With a little care any thread in GT can be made into a hot-button topic.

Mr Quatro
12-18-13, 04:54 PM
No way, dude! Sam's da man!

See? With a little care any thread in GT can be made into a hot-button topic.

I have a dream of the day a thread in GT won't include the "O" word :yep:

swamprat69er
12-18-13, 06:32 PM
My loyalties lay with orange cats, too.

frau kaleun
12-18-13, 10:24 PM
No way, dude! Sam's da man!

See? With a little care any thread in GT can be made into a hot-button topic.

The real flame war will be over whether it's Obama or Bush who's to blame for them jumping up on the kitchen counters. :haha:

Sailor Steve
12-19-13, 08:33 AM
Nah. I blame the parent(s).

frau kaleun
12-19-13, 08:38 AM
Nah. I blame the parent(s).

Sure, blame the poor single mother who slaves all day to put kibble in their bowls and squeaky mice in their basket. :O:

Sailor Steve
12-19-13, 08:41 AM
You need mice stamps.