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Forums - General Discussion - The Elimination Game: The U.S. President Edition!

Rule of Play:

Rules are simple, and pretty much the same as previous times. Each president  starts with 10 points. When you post, copy/paste the currently existing list from the last post, then add 1 point to one president, then remove a total of two points total from two different president - one point per president. Please re-organize the presidents as the order changes (for instance, if you vote for one and its number rises from 11 to 12, place it above all the 11-ranked presidents). Keep them in alphabetical order as they are moved around in their ranks. Mark your votes with (+) and (-).

You may vote one time every hour.

Each time you vote, you *MUST* add ONE point and subtract THREE points (one each from THREE DIFFERENT presidents), or else your post is hereby NULL and VOID. Your vote WILL NOT COUNT unless you adhere to this rule.

Additionally, please include at the top of your posts who was the last person to vote when you voted. This allows us to keep track of what's going on when multiple people are trying to vote at the same time.

Presently, there are over 44 presidents involved. As they are eliminated, add them to the end of the list in the "ASSASSINATED" section, one after the next, in paragraph form, numbered and separated by commas. Keeping them in this form-factor will help shorten the length of posts.


So, to recap. RULES: Post 1x every hour. You MUST add 1 point from a president, subtract 2 total (one each) from two different president (NOT the same President). Mark your score changes with a (+) or a (-). Reorganize by score as the scores change, remember keep them organized in alphabetical order. Include the previous voter in your vote post so everything's easier to keep track of. When a president is eliminated, add it to the list at the end.

 

 

10 George Washington
10 John Adams
10 Thomas Jefferson
10 James Madison
10 James Monroe
10 John Q. Adams
10 Andrew Jackson
10 Martin V. Buren
10 William H. Harrison
10  John Tyler
10 James K. Polk
10 Zachary Taylor
10 Millard Fillmore
10 Franklin Pierce
10 James Buchanan
10 Abraham Lincoln
10 Andrew Johnson
10 Ulysses S. Grant
10 Rutherford B. Hayes
10 James A. Garfield
10 Chester Alan Arther
10 Grover Cleveland
10 Benjamin Harrison
10 Grover Cleveland
10 William McKinley
10 Theodore D. Roosevelt
10 William H. Taft
10 Woodrow Wilson
10 Warren G. Harding
10 Calvin Coolidge
10 Herbert C. Hoover
10 Franklin D. Roosevelt
10 Harry S. Truman
10 Dwight D. Eisenhower
10 John F. Kennedy
10 Lyndon B. Johnson
10 Richard M. Nixon
10 Gerald R. Ford
10 Jimmy E. Carter
10 Ronald W. Reagan
10 George H. W. Bush
10 Bill J. Clinton
10 George W. Bush
10 Barack H. Obama



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11 George Washington (+)

10 John Adams
10 Thomas Jefferson
10 James Madison
10 James Monroe
10 John Q. Adams
10 Andrew Jackson
10 Martin V. Buren
10 William H. Harrison
10 John Tyler
10 James K. Polk
10 Zachary Taylor
10 Millard Fillmore
10 Franklin Pierce
10 Abraham Lincoln
10 Andrew Johnson
10 Ulysses S. Grant
10 Rutherford B. Hayes
10 James A. Garfield
10 Chester Alan Arther
10 Grover Cleveland
10 Benjamin Harrison
10 Grover Cleveland
10 William McKinley
10 Theodore D. Roosevelt
10 William H. Taft
10 Woodrow Wilson
10 Warren G. Harding
10 Calvin Coolidge
10 Herbert C. Hoover
10 Franklin D. Roosevelt
10 Harry S. Truman
10 Dwight D. Eisenhower
10 John F. Kennedy
10 Lyndon B. Johnson
10 Richard M. Nixon
10 Gerald R. Ford
10 Jimmy E. Carter
10 Ronald W. Reagan
10 George H. W. Bush
10 George W. Bush
10 Barack H. Obama

9 James Buchanan (-)
9 Bill J. Clinton (-)



Wait wasn't it supposed to stay in order?



No is it a different number it goes into a different group.



11 Theodore D. Roosevelt (+)
11 George Washington


10 John Adams
10 Thomas Jefferson
10 James Madison
10 James Monroe
10 John Q. Adams
10 Martin V. Buren
10 William H. Harrison
10 John Tyler
10 James K. Polk
10 Zachary Taylor
10 Millard Fillmore
10 Franklin Pierce
10 Abraham Lincoln
10 Andrew Johnson
10 Ulysses S. Grant
10 Rutherford B. Hayes
10 James A. Garfield
10 Chester Alan Arther
10 Grover Cleveland
10 Benjamin Harrison
10 Grover Cleveland
10 William McKinley
10 William H. Taft
10 Woodrow Wilson
10 Warren G. Harding
10 Calvin Coolidge
10 Herbert C. Hoover
10 Franklin D. Roosevelt
10 Dwight D. Eisenhower
10 John F. Kennedy
10 Lyndon B. Johnson
10 Richard M. Nixon
10 Gerald R. Ford
10 Jimmy E. Carter
10 Ronald W. Reagan
10 George H. W. Bush
10 George W. Bush
10 Barack H. Obama

9 James Buchanan
9 Bill J. Clinton
9 Andrew Jackson (-)
9 Harry S. Truman (-)



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Last Poster: Kasz216

11 Theodore D. Roosevelt
11 George Washington


10 John Adams
10 Thomas Jefferson
10 James Madison
10 James Monroe
10 John Q. Adams
10 Martin V. Buren
10 William H. Harrison
10 John Tyler
10 James K. Polk
10 Zachary Taylor
10 Millard Fillmore
10 Franklin Pierce
10 Abraham Lincoln
10 Andrew Johnson
10 Ulysses S. Grant
10 Rutherford B. Hayes
10 James A. Garfield
10 Chester Alan Arther
10 Grover Cleveland
10 Benjamin Harrison
10 Grover Cleveland
10 William McKinley
10 William H. Taft
10 Woodrow Wilson
10 Warren G. Harding
10 Calvin Coolidge
10 Herbert C. Hoover
10 Franklin D. Roosevelt
10 Dwight D. Eisenhower
10 John F. Kennedy
10 Lyndon B. Johnson
10 Gerald R. Ford
10 Jimmy E. Carter
10 Ronald W. Reagan
10 George H. W. Bush
10 Bill J. Clinton (+)
10 Barack H. Obama

9 James Buchanan
9 Andrew Jackson
9 Harry S. Truman
9 Richard M. Nixon(-)
9 George W. Bush(-)



@Soriku He was a president.



http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ulysses_S._Grant

Come on people play!



Soriku said:
............

I don't know what he did.

He won the Civil War.  Though not as President of course.

He was the Union General who finally realized that "Hey we have more bodies and better industry, so if we march straight for targets they need to defend like the confederate capital... they'll have to fight us, and even if we lose more men we'll win in the end.



Play people so we can see which president won.