Elisha Won Number 24 on AskMen.com's Top 99 Women of 2008!

[Allan Gabriel]

Elisha Won Number 24 on AskMen.com's Top 99 Women of 2008!

OK, yes, I know, it's ownage time again! Seriously now, I have received another cool email from AskMen.com and they say that Elisha made it so high in the top because of our website!! So, no matter what silly people say, we're still number one in promoting the good image of our dear Lady Elisha. This reminds me of a movie where a knight's value was recognized by the love and respect of his men (who served him) towards him. So, you see, a LOT of GOOD things actually do happen because websites like ours exist. We know our Lady Elisha's value and we do nothing more than to show it to the world as well. It's a simple logic: we show on our site why we like Elisha and other people start to like her as well. It doesn't take a genius to see that there is something special about her.

here's a quote from the email we received:

Elisha Cuthbert on AskMen.com's Top 99 Women of 2008

Hi,

Great news! After a month-long voting process which saw over 5 million votes cast
worldwide, the lovely and talented Elisha Cuthbert has been officially selected as
the No. 24 Most Desirable Woman of 2008 by the readers of AskMen.com.

You can check out her Top 99 profile page here:

http://www.askmen.com/specials/2008_top_99/elisha-cuthbert-24-1.html

Thanks in large part to the strong support from fan sites like elishanet.com, the
Top 99 Most Desirable Women has become a popular annual mainstay on AskMen.com – in
fact, the 2008 edition of the list will mark our 8th anniversary.

I was hoping you could share the good news with your readers – I’m sure they’ll be
delighted to hear about Elisha Cuthbert’s ranking. I have included the linking
details to an exclusive Top 99 web banner if you are interested.

Please be sure to let me know if you have any questions or comments.

Thanks!


Johnny Testa

[Andy]

Well, Elisha simply rocks, and we do as well of course So contratulations to Elisha, she really deserves it

Great news, thanks Allan!

Originally Posted by Allan Gabriel

This reminds me of a movie where a knight's value was recognized by the love and respect of his men (who served him) towards him.

I guess you're talking about A Knight's Tale? (RIP Heath Ledger btw, what a tragedy - but that's off topic).

[Allan Gabriel]

Originally Posted by Andy

I guess you're talking about A Knight's Tale? (RIP Heath Ledger btw, what a tragedy - but that's off topic).

yes, that is correct. If anyone wants to read about Heath Ledger and about the movie in question click here: http://www.xenonweb.us/showthread.php?t=3174

back to the topic at hand: talking about some more activity on the forum? We're getting it now.

Oh and Yahoo! are sending their love for our site too:

[Stefan Amariei]

bravo ei

English:
Good for her!

[hoplite]

WOOOOO!!!!!