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Something for the more artistic to try

FloatingFatMan

By FloatingFatMan,
Posted on: 2007-03-27 22:23 in Multi-Media Fan Creations

 

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To enter the contest as of March 16, 2007, (a) you must be 13 years of age or older, (b) you must have Internet access, an e-mail account and access to a personal computer, (c) you must be a resident of the United States (excluding the State of Rhode Island, and excluding Guam, Puerto Rico, U.S. territories, military installations and commonwealths) or Canada (excluding Quebec) (Canadian residents will be required to answer an additional mathematical question in order to claim their prizes)

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(Canadian residents will be required to answer an additional mathematical question in order to claim their prizes)

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Wait...what?

 

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It just looks like a way to lure people to buy ("into buying" ?) that software...

 

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(Canadian residents will be required to answer an additional mathematical question in order to claim their prizes)

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Wait...what?

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In Canada, they have gaming laws which state that they must answer some kind of question to enter a competition, so clauses like that are common for competitions open to them. It's usually a "What's 1+1" type question. Kinda daft, but it's their damn silly gaming laws!

@FloatingFatMan

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Nobody cares about us European types .

 

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Of course, there's no reason why Bridger couldn't see if it's possible to put together something similar for you Euro types

@Golden Girl

City of Heroes comics and artwork

 

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Me likey that idea.

 

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(Canadian residents will be required to answer an additional mathematical question in order to claim their prizes)

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Wait...what?

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In Canada, they have gaming laws which state that they must answer some kind of question to enter a competition, so clauses like that are common for competitions open to them. It's usually a "What's 1+1" type question. Kinda daft, but it's their damn silly gaming laws!

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But you'd think anybody who's managed to find the money for a computer, understood how to turn it on, worked out how to install CoX, typed in their credit details, found the competition on the website and actually WON the competition, would have even the slightest idea what 1+1 is??
Well, that's Canadians for ya god knows what they're on aboot...