FIVE Iron Donor Giveaways.

[EvermoreHD]

Everyone should go back and delete all their posts so this thread only has like 50

 

[LaxTerrier]

The issue is that half the people deleted their posts to boost their chances, meaning that 5 or 6 people could possibly have screenshot of them winning. I really can't think of anther solution than to do this again with a smaller number range like 1 - 100 or 200, but not say what post is the winner. This way people couldn't cheat by deleting posts...

 

[Alpha]

Xero held it originally and was knocked off, someone deleted their posting knocking Nathan to ~695.

It sucks that this is probably going to be called off, when the winner is like an easter egg in front of Helen Keller.

 

[billyguy1]

He should just randomly choose between nathan83764 and YourFavoriteTreecko

 

[nathan83764]

Everyone should go back and delete all their posts so this thread only has like 50

hah, I agree.

 

[YourFavoriteTreecko]

He should just randomly choose between nathan83764 and YourFavoriteTreecko

Well, it seems unfair towards me, as I was the first poster to 696, the winning number, is 696, I was the first to reach the number. As Alpha stated, I was the first to reach it, so if I was unfairly moved to 695 because someone deleted their post, it would be in no way fair.

 

[Sim_Man]

I have 696, he never said you can't delete post So if someone deleted their post, it's not against the rules. I guess no one should win

 

[EvermoreHD]

 

[nathan83764]

heres my screenie

 

[FLAMEdex]

I have 696, he never said you can't delete post So if someone deleted their post, it's not against the rules. I guess no one should win

...or everyone wins

 

[nathan83764]

wow that finally uploaded o.o

 

[Alpha]

I have 696, he never said you can't delete post So if someone deleted their post, it's not against the rules. I guess no one should win

That will go on forever, until the thread is empty with deletes.

The original poster should get it, Xero is the first person, Xero is the only one to provide proof, in a clear world, he would be the winner.