10 Biggest Philadelphia Jerks

Our "friends" to the south decided to ask people to vote for the biggest New York City Jerk. We decided to return the favor.
Philly is just a small town next to New York but it does have its share of "jerks."

MyFoxNY.com wants your opinion about who is the biggest jerk of them all in Philadelphia.

Here's a rundown on some of the choices to refresh your memory.

Jon Gosselin: If you've been living under a rock for the past year you are unaware of drain on popular culture this hair plug wearing, wife-leaving, whining excuse for a real man that Philly unleashed on the world.

Kate Gosselin: You might say that her incessant complaining drove Jon Gosselin to do what he did. Bonus negative points for the haircut.

Philly Phanatic: Part obesity-PSA, part 700 level lout from the old Vet stadium. If you can't beat your opponent with pure talent, why not try and have an unexplainable buffoon try and distract a professional at work.

Larry Mendte: The Philadelphia TV anchor pleaded guilty to federal charges for breaking into his co-anchor's e-mail account and leaking information to the media.

Michael Vick: Back-up quarterback for the Philadelphia Eagles. Vick was signed by the Eagles after serving a federal sentence for a "cruel and reprehensible" dog fighting ring. He is being paid more than a million dollars to sit on the bench.

Bernard Hopkins: The professional boxer decided to issue a press release to announce that he is supporting the Phillies in the World Series and used the release to promote his own boxing match.

Bill Cosby: After years of being TV's most beloved dad Cosby has turned into an old curmudgeon with social views that have alienated him from many in the African-American community.

Brian Roberts: He owns a cable company (Comcast). Need we say more?

Pedro Martinez: The Phillies pitcher and cockfighting fan once was quoted as saying someone should wake up Babe Ruth so he could hit him with a pitch. No one disrespects the Bambino.

Stephen Starr: The restaurant owner has made millions off by selling "hip" drinks and under-sized portions to suckers in a series of Philadelphia hot-spots.