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juju · 10-07-2003, 06:37 PM

This thread is for what you like about Undertoad, Tony, our board's adminstrator. Why is he so great? Are there any reasons? Be prepared to defend your answers, and there may or may not be a quiz at the end of the session.

What I like about Tony:

His neverending quest for perfection in brevity, which makes him an awesome writer, even if he does go overboard sometimes. :)
Somehow, nearly everything he posts is insightful, intelligent, or witty. Meanwhile, I manage to make an ass of myself by saying something stupid nearly every month. Has he made a deal with the devil or something?
How he can take a seemingly innocuous-looking photograph, create a writup about it, and then make the picture interesting and thought-provoking.
He admits when he's wrong, and that he could be wrong -- a philosophy I personally believe in.
He's the only one I know who understands how to create a good, lasting online community. I never thought I would recapture that feeling my BBS days gave me. Thanks, Tony.

I have sudden obligations. More later!

10-07-2003, 06:37 PM	#1
juju no one of consequence Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Arkansas Posts: 2,839	What I like about Tone (he really knows how to dance) This thread is for what you like about Undertoad, Tony, our board's adminstrator. Why is he so great? Are there any reasons? Be prepared to defend your answers, and there may or may not be a quiz at the end of the session. What I like about Tony: His neverending quest for perfection in brevity, which makes him an awesome writer, even if he does go overboard sometimes. :) Somehow, nearly everything he posts is insightful, intelligent, or witty. Meanwhile, I manage to make an ass of myself by saying something stupid nearly every month. Has he made a deal with the devil or something? How he can take a seemingly innocuous-looking photograph, create a writup about it, and then make the picture interesting and thought-provoking. He admits when he's wrong, and that he could be wrong -- a philosophy I personally believe in. He's the only one I know who understands how to create a good, lasting online community. I never thought I would recapture that feeling my BBS days gave me. Thanks, Tony. I have sudden obligations. More later!