Last person to post in this thread wins the "I'm the Man or Woman" and $200 shopping spree
HawaiiGuy wrote: Hmmmm
Why are you all still here?
I live here. I need to go to bed now. Everyone leave.
This could go on for years...
Or is it, the thread needs to be left alone for 3 days... then you post... no one else posts after you... and then you win?!
So it's basically impossible to win.... ahhh I getz it... I think....
Alex wrote:
Stealthy Ninja wrote: I predict at least 1000 posts before it ends. LOL
LOL these are EXACT numbers from my old company and the exact same thread: Post =30,919 and Thread views 212,977
LOL anyway, whatever the rules. I'm just gonna keep posting.
Stealthy Ninja wrote: Am I right that you need to post here... wait 3 days and if no one posts in 3 days you win?!
This could go on for years...
Or is it, the thread needs to be left alone for 3 days... then you post... no one else posts after you... and then you win?!
So it's basically impossible to win.... ahhh I getz it... I think....
You are correct, if there is 3 days of no activity in this thread and your post is the last one, then you win! Not impossible, I've seen it come close a number of times.
It's a game of chance, persistence and "what if". LOL Good luck bro!
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