PBCB2011: Gruppe B

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  • Meine leiben Law Gegner, weshalb sollen wir ihn noch mal nicht in die nächte Runde kommen lassen? Ach ja genau.

    Er ist ein dummer Charakter für den nur Fan Girls     :love: stimmen.

    Eigentlich ein netter Ansatz, aber naja von den 44 Law Wählern sind    ,

    30 Männer, und nur 9!!!!! Frauen.

    Selbst wenn man die 5 die nicht ihr Geschlecht angegeben haben zur femininen Seite dazurechnet, kommen die nicht einmal auf die Hälfte!

    Tut mir Leid aber wenn ihr Law wirklich aufhalten wollt, müsst ihr euch schon bessere Argumente einfallen lassen.
    Wie ihr habt keine? Was für ein Jammer.

    Tja, dann bleibt euch wohl nur noch eine Möglichkeit.

    Tut endlich das richtige und wählt Law

    Dieser Beitrag wurde bereits 7 mal editiert, zuletzt von Super-Law ()


  • Wählt die wahren Retter der neuen Ära










    Ben Beckman








    Trafalgar Law

    :P

    "Der Horizont vieler Menschen ist ein Kreis mit dem Radius Null - und das nennen sie ihren Standpunkt.
    Der Vorteil der Klugheit besteht darin, dass man sich dumm stellen kann. Das Gegenteil ist schon schwieriger.    "

  • Für wen ich werde stimmen heut,
    Verrate ich euch liebe Leut,
    Doch erzählen werde ich
    Zunächst was mich hierbei beschlich.

    Es gab einen Mann, groß und stark,
    Aber vor allem war er sehr autark.
    Manche sagten in der Hand hält er eine Fibel,
    Doch beim genaueren Blick erkennt man eine Bibel.

    Auf seine Tatzen gebt Acht
    Sonst habt ihr bald ne schöne Nacht.
    Mit diesen schleudert er euch fort
    Dann fliegt ihr mit viel Komfort.

    Dies dauert viele Tage lang
    Und dabei wird euch ganz schön bang.
    Die Orte sind sorgfältig ausgewählt
    Auch wenn sich nicht jeder dort vermählt.

    Er ist nicht langsam von Begriff,
    Drum eilt er schnell zurück zum Schiff.
    Um es zu beschützen an diesem Ort
    bis die Besitzer segeln wieder fort.

    Wählt KUMA!

  • Ben Beckman?-Ist das euer Ernst?



    Wollt ihr eure Stimme wirklich an einen Charakter verschwenden, der im Manga erst 2,5 Auftritte hatte?
    Was hat Ben Beckman überhaupt getan, dass ihr ihn hier so hochleben lasst?
    Na gut, er ist der Vize von Shanks, aber beim großen Ereigniss hat er auch nur dumm rumgestanden und
    Smalltalk mit Kizaru gehalten. Ich bin mir sicher, dass Beckman schon längst Geschichte wäre, wenn Kizaru
    ernst gemacht hätte. In Wahrheit ist Ben bestimmt ein ganz feiger Hund, der sich bloß hinter dem Namen
    seines Kapitäns versteckt.

    Deshalb: Wählt Charaktere, die tatsächlich was geleistet haben!
    Wie zum Beispiel Sentoumaru oder Kuma.
    Alles auf Anfang.

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  • Wählt Dr. Bader, der Mann, der das Leben zu würdigen wusste und der die Unsterblichkeit erlangte, in dem er für immer in Chopper weiter lebt und ihn bei seiner unglaublichen Reise und der Suche nach dem Allerheilmittel mit aller Kraft unterstützt.

    Für den Coolnesspreis gibt's in dieser Gruppe nur einen Sieger und zu dem ist allein nur Ben Beckmann fähig!

    MFG
    Grizzly D.Piece

    "Meistens kommt das, was wir uns vorstellen nicht an das echte Leben heran, aber von Zeit zu Zeit ist es dem schon sehr nah!" <- Monte Wildhorn

  • Meine Stimmen haben Bär und Law bekommen.
    Eigentlich würde ich einer meiner Stimmen ja gerne Bader geben, aber gegen Bär, Law und Ben hat er einfach keine Chance.
    Wobei ich nicht verstehen kann, warum Ben so viele Stimmen kriegt! Ich kann diesem Charakter gar nichts abgewinnen und hoffe deshalb auf die ganzen Law-Fans - wählt Law und wählt damit Ben Beckman raus!

    ...
    Vielleicht geschieht ja doch noch ein Wunder und Bader bekommt doch mehr Stimmen.

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    1. Ich habe bereits einem Menschen geholfen.
    Ja - 1
    Nein - 2

    2. Ich bin eine Heulsuse und werde aufgrund meines kindischen Aussehens zurecht von Psychopathen mit dem Tode bedroht.
    Ja - 5
    Nein - 0

    3. Wenn ich grimmig schaue, kriegen meine Mitmenschen einen verbale Spasme.
    Ja - 3
    Nein - 1

    4. Ich habe eine schicke Frisur, der viel Aufmerksamkeit gebührt.
    Ja - 1
    Nein - 2

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    5+ = Ben Beckman
    8+ = Corby
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