| FFLink13 | 48% | 48% - 72 | ||||
| Varegg | 52% | 52% - 78 | ||||
| Total: 150 | ||||||
It's on the internet so now it is an official wordnukchebi0 wrote:
But vivatious isn't a word.
If people really believe that, I will disqualify myself, you know...Varegg wrote:
It's on the internet so now it is an official wordnukchebi0 wrote:
But vivatious isn't a word.
However vivatious i need more votes to beat FF, actually he should be disqualified since he's running the battle imho
Me neither, good luck the last hours compadreFFLink13 wrote:
If people really believe that, I will disqualify myself, you know...Varegg wrote:
It's on the internet so now it is an official wordnukchebi0 wrote:
But vivatious isn't a word.
However vivatious i need more votes to beat FF, actually he should be disqualified since he's running the battle imho
I just didn't see any harm.
The word "vivatious" is meant to be a adjective derived from the verb "vivify" meaning to "put life into" something. This would mean that a vivatious victory would more or less be a lively one. You won't find the word in dictionaries over a certain number of years old. For example my little minidictionary is sixteen years old and thus does not have it, however I assure you it is generally accepted as a word.nukchebi0 wrote:
But vivatious isn't a word.
and your excuse that you voted for that other Norwegian eh
Ehr ... well .... what Norwegian, you mean teddy ? ... that was a mistake and i regret it my dear, you know you love the Egg Eva baby^*AlphA*^ wrote:
and your excuse that you voted for that other Norwegian eh
I sure do, am still 6 behind^*AlphA*^ wrote:
voted for you, seems you need the votes.
The word you're desperately struggling to explain is actually "vivacious". It's undoubtedly a word, with the meaning you've described, just spelt with a c, rather than a t. Oh and I voted Varegg, his campaign posters were awesome.Ty wrote:
The word "vivatious" is meant to be a adjective derived from the verb "vivify" meaning to "put life into" something. This would mean that a vivatious victory would more or less be a lively one. You won't find the word in dictionaries over a certain number of years old. For example my little minidictionary is sixteen years old and thus does not have it, however I assure you it is generally accepted as a word.nukchebi0 wrote:
But vivatious isn't a word.
I have ?CameronPoe wrote:
Vote for Varegg, otherwise he'll use the bf2s forum user bank account details he has hacked!
Well, now you are 1 ahead, wish i didn't vote for you but you deserve it either you win or looseFFLink13 wrote:
1 Ahead? Wish I hadn't voted for you now
I voted VareggStimey wrote:
Lol, exact tie.
Last edited by coke (2007-12-28 13:05:46)
