The only foreseeable problem with this round is that we may now face the axis of evil. If all the people we pissed off in the previous rounds unite to conspire against us we could be in trouble.

 

76% to 24% we are winning!!!! Keep up the voting

 

Voted

 

voted keep it up guys!

 

Question:

I voted in the original round. If I vote again in this round from the same computer, will my vote count or will it be deducted?

 

when is this contest over?

 

The Mighty Mini people should vote for us. Their group and ours would make a landslide and the Minis will, number-wise, be second only to the Z. That would be newsworthy for them and deservedly so.

 

Just got home for lunch and voted here too. I voted from two at work.

 

You should be able to vote once per IP per round.

 

I see several people indicating that they voted multiple times from work or are going to the library to vote multiple times. That won't work if it's truly "IP" based accounting. Each individual computer in an office or library won't have a separate public IP address, they are almost certainly going through a router and firewall and are seen outside on the public internet as a single IP address.

 

This is gonna be so easy. I think most of us voted for the X5 in the last round along with the Z (at least I did), so if we win by under 70% i'd be surprised

 

I bet if they vote at all it will be for the X5...since it's family. BMW sells the mini's.

 

Why would they do that? Anyone who knows how a tounament bracket works knows...... since we beat the Mini, if we lose, then the Mini is ranked #4 overall. If we win, then it is ranked #3 because it lost to the eventual winner. You would think that every car we beat would ONLY want to lose to the eventual winner.......

 

See my last post.

 

Voted

 

Depends on where you work. All 11 employees in my office have separate IP's. There's also subcategory designations to tell the difference between the individual units that are on LAN's.

 

i don't wanna...forget you maaaan.

 

Voted!

 

True, but usually there's only one connection to the Internet that everybody goes through. While you see separate IPs, and you may have different sub-nets, V-lans, etc, the outside world usually only sees one.

 

done