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Guide by 18marras posted over a year ago
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Look at your first option.

-Is it convinient
-Is it appropriate
-Is it neccesarry
-Is it a good choice

If no to two or more of the above questions, skip that option. Look at the next and ask yourself the same questions. You may find the other option similar, inappropriate, unnessary, not a good choice and inconvinient.
So, if the other choice is worse than the first option, skip that choice, and just go with option no.1.
If the second choice is as good as or better than the first, consider it.

It should be convinient for you and others through change. How and will it benefit people, how, and will?
It should be appropriate of course. You dont want to be an oddball selecting innappropriate answers, you know.
It should be neccesary. If one option is peanuts and the other is money, peanuts isn't really a neccesary choice.
It should be a good one. When given the freedom to have options, voice your opinion with a choice that gives feedback. If EVERYONE picks the bad choice, would you? Well, at least you should not!!! Please respond to my article.
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Guide by alice_cullen_12 posted over a year ago
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Yes. The title is true. To pick or not to pick. That is my question. It is your job, dear fanpoppers, to answer. After reading this article/guide/storybook, when you are educated picker, decide whether you will fanpick or not.

Pros and Cons of fanpicking.

Pros: Let's you share your opinion. Let's you get out your anger. Has cool icons. Has cool answers. Made by fans, not the government. Not Obama or Corporate America. THE FANS!

Cons:Takes up your precious time. Hurts your head when you think about your decision too much.

Story Time!

There once was fanpicker named Sue. Sue was having an internal debate about whether she should continue picking. It hurt her head when she fanpicked, but she was addicted to it. She couldn't think without picking! She got a toothache just thinking about not picking! "HELP!" screamed Sue's internal debaters!

One day. Sue found To Pick Or Not to Pick. It was written by alice_cullen_12. It helped her a lot. It had a story about a girl named Sue just like her! Storybook Sue was having the same internal debate that Sue was! To Pick or Not to Pick changed Sue's...
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Opinion by amazondebs posted over a year ago
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well okay maybe these finger nails are interesting
Hey gals and guys.

This article is basically bits and bats on what i think make a brilliant pick just that little bit extra sparkly...i don't suppose it has any real purpose but hopefully some of you will find it useful....or a amusing read :)


5. Top tip number five, pick something interesting...I'm pretty certain no one really has an opinion on what color everyone's teapots are or finds the length of your finger nails amusing. It may seem like a obvious thing but don't ask a pick for the sake of just asking a pick. Ask a pick to hear people's opinions or to entertain.

4. Top tip number four, give a good number of decent options. Can't think of more than four? Do some research or why not add that amusing but pointless option e.g. if you were asking "who's your favorite tv doctor?" add the option "meh, doctors are over rated, everyone knows the nurses do the real work".

You can really tell when someone has put a lot of effort in to pick when there's a long list of decent options and the odd funny option will probably stop people from adding the dreaded [url=http://www.fanpop.com/spots/picks/forum/post/10324]"all of the...
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