Post of the Month!

by David Hollingworth  |  Thursday 29 September 2011  | Comment Now
Post of the Month!

That's another month under the bridge, so it's time to celebrate the best our forums have to offer!

 

Woohoo, it's POTM time! It's like CLOBBERIN' TIME!, but it's not nearly so lame as the Fantastic Four movies. At least... we hope not...
 
Anyhoo, it's on with the show, and as usually we've been carefully watching the forums for the last month to find the best and brightest conversational stars to give a shiny new Razer Hydra/Portal 2 pack. So who is this awesome example of humanity?
 
Tantryl! For his excellent discussion on the death of optical media!
 
Well done that man, and he should fire me a PM with his contact details for this prize. And, of course, we have runners up...
 
lunchbox1988 rewrites Jay-Z's '99 problems' for the frustrated sysadmin in all of us.
 
Frizzl asks if old games can be fun and starts an interesting little discussion.
 
Thanks gang! Wild applause in three... two... one... HOORAY!
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