What does winning mean to you?

Winning means nothing. Really. None of this is about winning. What it is about...I'm not sure, but I know it is not about winning.....in any way.

my conscience is the only thing i'm in competition with, so i'd have to say "doing what it takes to make me happy and still be able to look at myself in the mirror the next day"

Accomplishing something that I worked hard for.

Crushing everyone and showing them for the insignificant pieces of belly button lint that they really are.

I don't Known

It means not losing.

Winning, the way I like it, is to have succeeded in doing what you wanted to do, resulting in general goodness (solution of a problem, streamlining of a process, success in obtaining what you wish), and no one gets hurt (loses). The best win is win-win.

Doing the same thing as someone else and doing a provably better job. That is, clearly demonstrating not only that the results were better than the other person's results, but that they weren't a fluke either. Succeeding through luck is all well and good, but I don't feel I've won unless the other guy knows that all the luck in the world wouldn't have saved him because I'm just that good. Too bad that doesn't happen very often.

Go Anonymous!

crushing your enemies!

Urnifun snump burdishka loof. Nish kari olasma goor.

oposite of losing

Zang: those would be your own words, I take it?

Yes. It is true. I guess I interpreted the question differently.

Getting what you wanted.

Being successful at what you do. In sports it means kicking everybody's ass.

And such very excellent words they are, too! You WIN!!

*tears of joy streaming down his cheeks* "I'd like to thank the academy, and my parents, and my guru, and Hitler, for making it all possible!"

Winning means getting something I've striven for. Hopefully fairly.

It means a lot of different things.
Reaching your goal. Defeating someone. Sometimes when you win, you lose. Accomplishing something. But winning isn't really as important as what you do in order to win.

Being the best you can be.

The complete opposite of losing.