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Show your support for our fearless leader by voting TK!!
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Re: Support Tom!
Hold on a second!! What's this? There's OTHER forums?!?!?!!!Originally posted by Mr Pink
There is poll asking for the most influential person in paintball history on 'another' forum.
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Yes Indeed there are. I came over from pbn, and I can personally say, nothing compares to the high standards of AO. Top Notch guys. Im going to go vote now.Comment
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That's a pretty bad list to choose from. Most of the people I have heard of, but I have no idea why they deserve to be on that list. Some credentials would be nice. And where are the fellows that invented C/A?
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I voted for Tom, but is he really the MOST influential personal in paintball? Sure, he has the most engineering advancements, but is he really the most influential? I'd have to say that more people know who Bud Orr is that know who Tom is. Has Tom had the most influence on paintball?
Don't get me wrong, I'm a big fan of Toms, both as a person and an industry leader. And he is certainly deserving of being on a list of most influential people (in paintball). However, I voted for him because I like him, not because I think he is the most influential. Then again, I don't not think so either. I'm just not so sure. Seems like a good topic for debate.
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WHAT? No Ben Tippmann?
Oh forget that poll, I'm not even going to bother voting if Mr. Tippmann ain't there.
If it wasn't for them Full Auto wouldn't have been outlawed before the 90's! Now THAT'S bragging rights!
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how come Youngblood isn't on there?Comment
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Umm...I like the fact that Craig Palmer is on there, but no mention of Glenn. Don't get me wrong, Craig is a great guy, but Glenn is where it started.
For the NASCAR fans, this would be like having a list of most influential people in the industry and listing Kyle Petty and not his father
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I would say that Jerry Braun is more "influential", just not in a good way.minimag #1321
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No Colin Thompson? And I don't think one person can really be named "Most Influential".I have no idea what to put in my sig.Comment
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hitech, remember that Tom didnt only make Mags. He also made a start for PMI in masks, brought about the use of compressed air systems in paintball, made internal gas lines (something like that), introduced uncomparable reliability, introduced the warp feed (fastest feeding hopper setup in the world ) and to top it all off makes amazing markers that brought about peoples interest in speed and overall rate of fire. I would say thats mighty good enough for me, vote one for the TKman, vote 0 for the rest. (What no Jeremy Salm for introducing a new age of sniping skills into the tourny scene? )
2 da k da 2 Timmah.
Oh..it shoots da 620:1 .No problemo.Comment
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My vote has been cast.
Didn't we do this for Capo one time?
Team Sandbaggers.
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I voted! Go Tom!
yeah, the only reason I won that poll is cause Tom threatened everyone into voting for me. Alright, he didn't threaten but I still didn't win fairly..Didn't we do this for Capo one time? 
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