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Um, I think the whole point of the contest was to find the most pathetic
models out there. After all, why else would they say something like 'worst
color scheme'?
In lugnet.space, Matthew Gerber writes:
> In lugnet.space, Robert Paulson writes:
> >
> > FIRST PRIZE: Galaxy Enforcer by Mark Jordan
> >
> > SECOND PRIZE: Galaxy Enforcer by Terry Prosper
> >
> > THIRD PRIZE: Galaxy Enforcers by Bob Barker
> >
> > Congratulations all. Email me with your address and I will send you a
> > LUGNET Standard small lego set.
> >
> > See you next year, LUGNET
> >
> > BOB
> >
> > http://www.ozbricks.net/enforcer/
>
> I CAN'T BELIEVE THIS! I've been snubbed AGAIN!
>
> As the final submission to the contest (and therefore, obviously the best,
> since I must have taken the most time on my models), I can't believe that
> I've been overlooked for a second time.
>
> I didn't even post to LUGNET about the fact that I had submitted yet another
> "obviously winning entry™", for fear of alienating the (once believed)
> august panel of professional judges for this contest.
>
> Now, I figure since this particular model has ALREADY won the same contest
> at the LEGO Club TWICE, it HAD to win the Galaxy Enforcer contest this year
> too. Right? RIGHT?
>
> You know, if I were a Florida Democrat, I'd be demanding a recount right
> about now.
>
> Matthew "Gonna' get snubbed more times than Susan Lucci and Randy Newman
> together" Gerber
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