Please enter me in your generous Karma and thank you very much.

Please add the Marzy, thank you.

Now that the pleasantries are dispensed, at 20 you should be receiving your official Unitard and the key to the all you can eat mustard bar.

Please understand, as pleased and thankful as I'd be to win, I'm not worthy.

If the silver challenge coin goes unspoken for, please let me know. Thank you for your generosity!

Please pick me for the karma. Also thank you for mailing out the gift card promptly.

In all seriousness. Please count me in and thank you for generous gifts.

Places don’t include me, but this is a nice Karma. Thanks

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Originally posted by P250UA5:
Also, let's get out for a ride again soon, once this heat passes.

Definitely up for a ride after it cools off.

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Originally posted by Russ59:
TT, thank you for your many funny taco memes. I get the impression you're a taco connoisseur. Please allow me to buy Torchy's on my next work trip to Houston (or any lunch spot at One Allen Center).

I agree that Sigforum is very unique.

I'd be up for a meeting and tacos!

Dear kind and benevolent soul of the SIGForum community, AKA, tatortodd.

I hope this humble message finds you in the highest of spirits! With a heart full of gratitude, I must humbly request your generous consideration in bestowing upon me the prestigious Karma needed to obtain a cherished SIGForum Challenge Coin, please.

If it pleases you, dear members, I implore you to take a moment to recognize the humor and wit in this lighthearted plea, as I toss my hat into the ring for this remarkable token of camaraderie. Your Karma, like a gleaming treasure, shall undoubtedly enhance my standing within the community.

With a twinkle in my eye and a grin on my face, I beseech you, oh great keepers of Karma, to cast your benevolent votes my way. For the prospect of being honored with this esteemed coin fills my heart with joy and glee.

Thank you ever so much for your kind attention to this cheeky request. Your indulgence in this matter would be met with immeasurable delight. May the winds of fortune forever blow in your favor, and may your Karma cup overfloweth with abundance.

With utmost gratitude and a wink of appreciation,

the cooker of the beans, AKA, Beancooker.

Thank you, Beancooker, for your excellent post. I cannot do better, but I hope to please TatorTodd enough to be entered in this pleasethankyou karma.

Congrats on the milestone! That’s a lot of 2s!

Please include me in your generous karma. Thank you for your contributions over the years. I think I'm right there at the 18 year mark as well.

Great karma!
I'm in!

Thanks for the karma opportunity and please throw my name into the hat.

Wow! That's a lot of posts. I found this forum when I was researching a P229 in .40 S&W. Ended up buying a CPO from Ordnance Outsellers. Anyone else remember them? Then I ended up running about 1,100 rounds through it over a weekend during an LFI class. Met and "met" so many people here over the years.

Thank you for the generous karma. I'd like to be included, please.

Bump

Thanks for all of the polite replies. Some were truly creative and made me smile. The karma picker has chosen the two winners.

honestlou: Congrats! You were the winner for 17 years or more karma. You should already have an e-mail in your inbox or junk folder from me.

Jim Shugart: Congrats! You were the winner for less than 17 years karma. You should already have an e-mail in your inbox or junk folder from me.

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Congrats guys and again a big thumbs up to tatortodd who I must admit to having insulted way back when when I said his handle reminded me of tater tots.

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Originally posted by bald1:
...having insulted way back when when I said his handle reminded me of tater tots.

Not insulted. It's actually not far off how I got the nickname.

I was just a few months into my oil & gas career, and several of my coworkers and I went on a business trip to visit two businesses we had large purchase orders with. They were very funny group of people so we're having a grand ole time at dinner. My mentor, Jim, was on the trip and is shaped like Homer Simpson and has a similar affinity for donuts so we called him Homer Jimson. My meal arrives and my baked potato is bigger than Homer Jimson's baked potato.

Green with envy he asks, "Are you going to eat your tator, Todd?"

He then bursts out laughing at the Tator Todd (only one laughing at this point). He continued laughing until his face turned purple and tears are coming out of his eyes. At this point everyone is laughing.

The nickname TatorTodd stuck. Although, for a brief period they called me mashed Tator after I got in a car wreck.

ROTFLMAO! Great story!