Local web design and development company O3 World would like to ask just one thing of you. Or, rather, that you do this one thing 25 times before this Thursday.
#Vote4Chooch asks you support Phillies catcher Carlos Ruiz for the 2012 MLB All-Star Game (you can vote up to 25 times). The Northern Liberties-based company is so serious about this that they even built a retro site in honor of the last-minute effort.
VOTE HERE. Visit the site HERE.
The site features notable dates and stats from the life of the fan-favorite nicknamed Chooch, and quotes from Ruiz’s teammates about his super-human tendencies — he’s been the Phillies most consistent hitter so far this year and easily among the most prolific catchers this season. We’ve gotta say, if Chooch doesn’t win, at least he can say he’s got a pretty sweet site backing him.
Voting closes at 11:59 p.m. this Thursday. Chooooooch.
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