>Since programming is a Man's
>domain, the judge should be a Man.
I bet CollegeGirl would object to that...
>Since programming is a Man's
>domain, the judge should be a Man.
I bet CollegeGirl would object to that...
>I bet CollegeGirl would object to that...
She would.
Anyways I think Junge Mills Lane should be the Judge.
To Err Is To Be Human. To Game Is Divine!"
How bout we let either the Webmaster or Witch_King decide (since we know he's Sunlight...)
Witch_King = Sunlight = Mills Lane = Judge Judy = Your Mom
I compile code with:
Visual Studio.NET beta2
Last time I checked my mom wasn't any of those people, but if she was sunlight that'd be cool. I mean, imagine:
"Hey, mom! What's wrong with this program?"
"you put the wrong class name into the CreateWindowEx function, dear."
We can finance the prizes by charging an entry fee.
We can look for sponsors who would post the entries
and perhaps add a little to the prize pot. My site
flashdaddee.com would certainly volunteer to
contribute anything that would get a little recognition
and a few hits. It would be no problem to set up
the formums necessary to view the entries.
Judges would have to be selected, and of course a
formal set of contest rules would have to be
written, agreed to and posted.
If we're lucky we could get the contest started by
Christmas.
A committee should be selected to draw up the rules
and judge the contest. Once a committee is selected,
they would have to correspond with each other about
the contest agenda. So who wants to volunteer to
be on the committee?
Nobody appointed me to organize this thing. These
are just suggestions.
rick barclay
No. Wait. Don't hang up!
This is America calling!
"...but if you use that, I'm going to want royalties...or I'll have to sue you, ken"
i would have commited suicide long ago if my mom was judge judy... or died of self hate one...
have you seen her husband HE CALLS CHECKS WITH HER ABOUT EVERYTHING!!! she wears the pants in that family...
