2010 Award Ceremony Thread.

[_honorentheos]

Nicely written, Stak! It's good to see you putting your time off from school to good use!

[_MCB]

He is one of those people who always strives to do his job well. Kudos also for helping me develop a better understanding of a vague adolescent idea from 44 years ago.

[_MrStakhanovite]

Nicely written, Stak! It's good to see you putting your time off from school to good use!

[_Kishkumen]

. I sincerely hope that none of you ever sees what I really look like (Ru Paul's obese older brother), because I don't want my Miss MDB crown stripped from me.

Huh-uh! Kish's good looks match his charming personality perfectly!

That's very sweet of you, Lucinda!

[_Yoda]

For the record, Kish, you always have an open invitation to my Goddess Suite. ;-)

[_Simon Belmont]

As it stands, he is the most vocal of the Mopologists as of late, earning criticism from almost every corner, he has never ceased with his mission since his arrival. Like him or hate him, you cannot deny his persistence, may I present the 2010 “A for Effort” award to Mr. Simon Belmont!

(waits for the scattered applause and awkward silence to end)

Mr. Belmont came in second place on the “Poster of the Year” race, snatching up a respectable 16% of the votes. Keep up the good work Si…

Well... second place is the first loser. I'll be putting my shoulder to the wheel in 2011. Expect great works of art, poetry, scholarship, and comedy coming from my quill in 2011.

[_MrStakhanovite]

Just bee yourself Simon, that's all we ask!

[_Kishkumen]

He's really someone I'd like to meet in the flesh someday. We could have a drink or five, and talk about the Jaredite landing in Australia in 40,000 BC.

Thank you, Ray A. I certainly hope we do meet in person someday. Maybe one of my research trips will be devoted to the Jaredite colonization of Australia, and we can get together for a beer while I am there. That is an excellent topic, by the way.

[_Ray A]

Thank you, Ray A. I certainly hope we do meet in person someday. Maybe one of my research trips will be devoted to the Jaredite colonization of Australia, and we can get together for a beer while I am there. That is an excellent topic, by the way.

It will be a veritable bonanza of anthropological discussion, Dr. Kish. I speculate that the Nephites were also here, that they didn't actually die out in America at all. Apparently this escaped Moroni's attention.

Here's a photo of their descendants: