Temp -> Red hot

I'm afraid to jinx so I won't

I have never hit a poll before where I was on the side that had gathered 100% of the vote. (All three of them at the time)

Here's to a November surprise.

I will bodily drag McCain across the finish line, if that's what it takes.

Vote Tuesday and pray.

A silly Internet to test the temperature of the water

Did you mean to say: "A silly Internet Poll to test the temperature of the water" ?

Wait a minute, how can this be a valid internet poll without LuapNor?

re: #7 Ringo the Gringo

Did you mean to say: "A silly Internet Poll to test the temperature of the water" ?

Nevermind.

On the plus side, it is raining cats and dogs here in northern California right now. Let's hope this storm hits Nevada Tuesday morning and suppresses the Democratic vote.

re: #8 CyanSnowHawk

Oops, forgot /

Pull the lever for the Man who won't be tested in office!

John McCain

Let not your heart be troubled. McCain/Palin 08.

New at zomblog:

The missing page 2 from Osawatomie issue #1

Not a big deal -- just being complete.

I am not a very religious person, but tonight I will a prayer for The Maverick, John McCain.

RON PAUL!

Three conspicuous choices are missing, but I shall vote in your poll.

Why is Ron Paul not offered as a choice.

What kind of poll is this?

All I know is that America remains the land of the free and the home of the brave no matter what happens tommorow!

I liked this poll:

*I think the rich should pay more income tax
*I think the rich pay almost enough income tax

re: #18 smokin' hamster

Three conspicuous choices are missing, but I shall vote in your poll.

Who?

Ron Paul!

Having gotten that out of the way, I'm not going to predict - but I have hope. (Not the capitalized socialist kind of hope.)

re: #16 ted

I am not a very religious person, but tonight I will a prayer for The Maverick, John McCain.

Been prayin' up a storm.

Question:

If a candidate wins the election in November, and then dies in December before taking office, what happens?

Does the elected VP become the new president? Or does some complicated Constitutional mishigass ensue?

In other words: What are the chances of a Palin or Biden 4-year presidency?

Drudge has good sources in the McCain campaign and has a link to their internal memo on exit polling.

Good points, which Lizards should remember (although good luck with the memo's stated purpose of warning the media. I'm betting that at least one state will be called erroneously on the basis of exit polling.).

re: #14 tommygum

LOve your vodka!

Honestly, I have no clue who it will be.
I certainly have a preference, though!

All the sweethearts of the world
Are out littering the bars;
And I am still avenues
From any place you are.

I didn't have anything to say, so I just thought I'd quote Whiskeytown.

Charles
You got the hamsters ready for tomorrow? They will need EPO to keep up with the activity LGF will get Tuesday!

re: #16 ted

I am not a very religious person, but tonight I will a prayer for The Maverick, John McCain.

me too.
i think our prayers will be answered.

re: #23 MandyManners

Who?

The poll asks about Jan 21, not November 5. January is a long way away, to us midwesterners.

Funny how at the beginning of the poll, some 30% were saying Obama would win. Now with about 275 votes, the percentage to around 20%. Is there a "cone of silence" in LGF?

re: #12 buzzsawmonkey

Ron Paul!

Yep! There's ALWAYS one of them!

/ (-:

re: #34 rusty_armor

Funny how at the beginning of the poll, some 30% were saying Obama would win. Now with about 275 votes, the percentage to around 20%. Is there a "cone of silence" in LGF?

At least the first four were for John. That is what I saw.

re: #33 smokin' hamster

The poll asks about Jan 21, not November 5. January is a long way away, to us midwesterners.

Oops, meant to say, missing are:

Joe Biden, Sarah Palin, and, of course, Ron Paul.

re: #28 Ozark Mountain Daredevil

LOve your vodka!

How cool is that! Thanks a lot, I love all things Thompson.

Especially the brass flyin'.

Sat thru a training class today. Have another one tomorrow (already voted absentee). Today? Learned nothing. They'd ask me a question (checking for understanding) and I'd snap out of my daydream and say...

MCCAIN PALIN!

I don't think they appreciated my zeal.

re: #34 rusty_armor

Funny how at the beginning of the poll, some 30% were saying Obama would win. Now with about 275 votes, the percentage to around 20%. Is there a "cone of silence" in LGF?

Echo chamber!

I voted, but the result came back Buchanan!

Looking at how the media always inflates the polls in favor of the Democrats and my own informal polling of yard signs and bumper stickers, I think McCain will win. At least that is what my gut tells me. We will know soon.

Palin in 2012!

Doubts about Obama will surface in the voting booth. It will be closer than anyone is predicting. The msm should not "call" the battleground states until over 90% of votes are reported.

You forgot John Breckenridge, Henry Wallace and Ron Paul.

re: #34 rusty_armor

Nope, most of us are for McCain. But the voting is open to anyone. And of course, don't forget the measly eeyores. Besides everyone is taking their time to get here.

re: #43 Random63

Looking at how the media always inflates the polls in favor of the Democrats and my own informal polling of yard signs and bumper stickers, I think McCain will win. At least that is what my gut tells me. We will know soon.

Palin in 2012!

Make sure you don't wear the shirts until Nov.5.

re: #31 aLohaTim

Charles
You got the hamsters ready for tomorrow? They will need EPO to keep up with the activity LGF will get Tuesday!

If by EPO you mean a really big hamster.

I'm talkin' King Kong Bundy big!

McCain/Palin '08!

Woot!

While I want McCain to win, the poll asked who I thought would win. I hope I'm proven wrong. The wailing and gnashing of teeth as the left collectively jumps off the roof (metaphorically) will be worth the having suffered through two years of endless campaigning.

Just imagine the market chaos that will ensue if there is no clear winner?

re: #32 nyc redneck

me too.
i think our prayers will be answered.

Me too.

As much as I love LGF, going to take three days off after Thursday.

Unless, of course, I miss it too much to stay away.

Is there a Methadone Clinic for LGF?

What about Ralphie?

re: #40 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

Sat thru a training class today. Have another one tomorrow (already voted absentee). Today? Learned nothing. They'd ask me a question (checking for understanding) and I'd snap out of my daydream and say...

MCCAIN PALIN!

I don't think they appreciated my zeal.

LOL!

Heres my trick: I stab myself in the hand with my pen over and over until the boredom subsides. Meetings can be brutal.

As a Canucksicle closely following this election, I am more nervous than a long-tailed cat in a room full of rocking chairs.

My head tells me all will be well and Johnnie Mac & Sarah will persevere in a landslide.

And my heart thumps double-time in the excitement of it all.

I wish I could vote ...

re: #53 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

As much as I love LGF, going to take three days off after Thursday.

Unless, of course, I miss it too much to stay away.

Is there a Methadone Clinic for LGF?

Disneyland worked for me.

re: #39 tommygum

How cool is that! Thanks a lot, I love all things Thompson.

Especially the brass flyin'.

But it gets really expensive, fast.

re: #34 rusty_armor

Funny how at the beginning of the poll, some 30% were saying Obama would win. Now with about 275 votes, the percentage to around 20%. Is there a "cone of silence" in LGF?

More like a "cone of sanity".

For those who pray, now is the time. May God send us a miracle. I'd rather go down fighting than have our country sold out and handed over to our enemies.
Vote! Pray!

re: #17 MandyManners

RON PAUL!

Don't scare me. LOL He is on the certified list of write-in candidates here in California. Of course if he takes votes away from the dems, then that's okay with me.

CHUCK BALDWIN!

(Constitution Party candidate)

Here's a POLL about "green" energy.
How many people know that you can't build
Windmills
Solar Panels
Ethanol Plants
Hydroelectric Plants
without OIL?

Since Republicans are under-represented in weekend polling, the polling data tomorrow will reflect Obama with a huge lead, which will magnify the shock when McCain wins.

re: #61 RubyTuesday

Gosh, I wish y'all had better veggie burgers.

re: #44 snowcrash

Doubts about Obama will surface in the voting booth. It will be closer than anyone is predicting. The msm should not "call" the battleground states until over 90% of votes are reported.

yes, they tried that w/ kerry.
people need to ignore the msm completely.
just VOTE, no matter what the shills say.

re: #47 CyanSnowHawk

Make sure you don't wear the shirts until Nov.5.

I will try to supress the urge to wear the shirt tomorrow. ;)

Thanks to all fellow lizards who have cohesively carried the ball and worked their butts off together to preserve the integrity of this country's unique and great democratic electoral process during this historically unscrupulous election.
We have never lost our integrity once or sold our heartfelt beliefs in this great country The UNITED STATES of AMERICA.
Not EVER while supporting it and the principles of our FOUNDING FATHERS and McCain/Palin.
We are tired and still ever so PROUD!
HOO RAH!

re: #33 smokin' hamster

The poll asks about Jan 21, not November 5. January is a long way away, to us midwesterners.

Ah.

Charles, perhaps you could post the user name's of those who voted for Obama.
//kidding!//

McCain/Palin will win by a slim margin. Woo-Hoo!

A POLL !
Yipey! I was wondering when I'd get polled!
/

i can hardly believe that there are peoplewho are still undecided one works in my office,, this is what i sent to her, there are spelling errors but i was in a hurry- i don't know if it will help her but she did email back and said that my words were a very compelling argument,, (thanks charles)

hi jennifer, i promise i will get off my soap box and talk no more about this if you will just read this email and think aobut it,, i can show you many videos that can back up what i say too.
since you still have not made up your mind i IMPLORE you to vote for McCain/Palin just like me , chris, kim, debbie, jane, len, bob , trent and marrianna if she could.
all other stuff aside, which is all true, Williams Aryes and his wife Bernadine Dorn, Frank the communist mentor, the reverend Wright, ACORN, his role in the Salie mae freddy mac, thing, the flip flops the lies about campaing finance . now he says he will bankrupt the coal industry in pennsylvania and ohio/, way to get votes
Obama is a very dangerous man, not because of himself per say, but the people he surrounds himself with and the lies, he is a liar and he is a chamelon, he is a marxsist , and a socialist,,his wife evne says that 'He really does think he can do anything, just with his will and his power he can fix it) if you want Wabt to stay in business,(jane has mentioned to me there will be layoffs if it comes to that) if you want your husband to keep his job, if you don't want your hard earned money from being given to those who are "behind you" in other words lazy people who want to be on welfare their whole life and rais up a generaton to continue the tradition, if you do not want to appeas our enemies like was tried in europe, if you want supreme court justices who will not legislate from the bench but will enforce the US constitution, ..
aside from all that,, this guy has been in the US senate not quite 4 years not, for almost two of those years he has been running for president and NOT doing his job for the people he was elected to serve, when he was in the Illinois senate 8 and i said EIGHT years, he really did nothing, he voted present, which meanes he cannot take a stand one way or the other, yes he speaks well, yes he is pretty, but he is not qualified and he is not the right man for the job,
McCain and Palin are not perfect but they do really love this counrty and they are both proven reformers, they are the best choice we have to keep America as we have know it all our lives from the "change" into something that people loke marriannas grandmother and many other people who have lived in socialist and communist countries ran from, and when they ran where did they come,, they cam to the only truly free country in the world and now they can see what is happening and they are scared,,
vote McCain Palin for the future of our country,,ok , i am getting off my soap box now,, an will say no more

Zero and Plugs"s excellent adventure...not.

You poor deluded fools. Just bow down and vote Cthulhu/Hastur and your deaths will be quick.

I see a lot of wishful thinking. Me too.

re: #12 buzzsawmonkey

Ron Paul!

Mine counts more 'cause I used ALL CAPS.

What, no chance to vote for Cynthia McKinney?

/

re: #52 mama winger

Me too.

yay, {mama winger}
gmta.

re: #20 NC State of Mind

Well said. Considering your avatar, you have to be an optimist. Go Wolfpack.

Behind closed doors, his words will ring hollow. John McCain will win.

re: #66 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

Gosh, I wish y'all had better veggie burgers.

They do suck don't they! I'd rather have Morningstar Farms in the microwave.

While all the polls seem to suggest Obama, I'm going to call it for McCain. Not just for the overweighting of Democrats in opinion polling, but rather because I... feel it in my bones.

Weird, I know. But still.

re: #58 CyanSnowHawk

Disneyland worked for me.

You'd think, but I was at Disney World, wandered into a Pooh gift shop, and saw that all the t-shirts were face-forward EXCEPT for Piglet.

I found myself wondering if piglet was hidden so as to not disturb the delicate sensibilities of ROPers. I took a pic and wondered if it were thread-worthy.

You can't get away from it.

re: #62 Pvt Bin Jammin

Don't scare me. LOL He is on the certified list of write-in candidates here in California. Of course if he takes votes away from the dems, then that's okay with me.

Is Cynthia McKinney on the ballot, too?

re: #61 RubyTuesday

For those who pray, now is the time. May God send us a miracle. I'd rather go down fighting than have our country sold out and handed over to our enemies.
Vote! Pray!

Amen!
Nov 17th is my birthday !
You don't want to disappoint me...Do ya!

re: #26 zombie

I think it depends on whether the electors have voted. My guess -- it is a guess -- is that Palin or Biden would take office as provided in the constitution if the electors have already voted, but it'll be up in the air otherwise. I'll have to check my copy of the constitution.

re: #5 zombie

I will bodily drag McCain across the finish line, if that's what it takes.

I just got a visual of The Fridge carrying Walter Payton across the goal line

Don't forget that Bob Barr, Richard Duncan, Brian Moore, Cynthia McKinney and Ralph Nader are on the ballot for President. How many votes do you reckon they'll suck away from the One?

re: #19 Ringo the Gringo

A realistic one. ;)

re: #10 zombie

On the plus side, it is raining cats and dogs here in northern California right now. Let's hope this storm hits Nevada Tuesday morning and suppresses the Democratic vote.

It takes a lot more than rain to keep the Dallas Cowboys from voting

Will BHO get any sympathy votes?

I will not be here tomorrow. I report to my polling station and will be guarding against voter fraud from 6:30 Am till they close up for the night, whenever that may be.

I am going to pack a bag full of snacks, soft drinks, my cell phone, my election book, my notebook, my Vote Fraud Hotline number and my big ol' Bible.

I have a red white and blue shirt. I am going to wear it with the biggest cross I own around my neck. I am going to wear all of my 'Support the Troops buttons.' I am going to smile and glare as much as it takes to get my polling station over the line for McCain.

Without violating any election laws of course.

I will hear no news till I get home. If McCain wins before then, somebody throw up a smoke signal and aim it towards Wisconsin.

re: #71 bosforus

Charles, perhaps you could post the user name's of those who voted for Obama.
//kidding!//

It wasn't a vote!
the question was who do you THINK will win!

If you don't trust the MSM, why indulge their polling data?

P.S. Back in the Saddle by Aerosmith is THE MOST kickass rock song!

re: #87 MandyManners

Yep. She is at the top of the regular ballot.

re: #71 bosforus

Charles, perhaps you could post the user name's of those who voted for Obama.
//kidding!//

With IP addresses.

Why should Seattle newspapers have all the fun?

Silly poll. But fun. Time for the Poll Hammer:

***

Polls are BS. Ojoe's poll hammer:

1. Polls are public. There are at least 2 people present when a polling question is asked. The Ballot is private.

2. Poll questions can be worded in leading, tricky ways. The ballot is simple.

3. Polls never measure the opinions of those who refuse to answer them.

4. Polls can be used to try and influence the outcome of an election, so the motivation behind them and their reporting is suspect. The ballot is the election.

5. The polls are the responses of the 20% or less of people who answer the phones and respond to pollsters. The other 80+% of people either hang up or never answer the phone.

6. You can lie to a pollster. You cannot lie to the ballot.

7. Polls come to you. You have to get up off your ass to vote.

5. Only God knows the future anyway.

Red Wine, champagne, and scotch purchased.

Red wine for tonight to calm my nerves on the eve of this whole rigamarole.

Champagne (ok sparkling wine I bought all American of course :) for McCain/Palins' victory.

Scotch to drown the sorrows if hussein wins it.

Here's hoping the scotch is saved for another day.

re: #44 snowcrash

Doubts about Obama will surface in the voting booth. It will be closer than anyone is predicting. The msm should not "call" the battleground states until over 90% of votes are reported.

MSM and should don't go together these days.

Advice to lizards: vote in the morning, so the inevitably exit poll onslaught doesn't discourage you.

re: #81 lookout

:) We know how to be underdogs, don't we? And my high schools mascot is a 'Darkhorse'.

re: #87 MandyManners

Is Cynthia McKinney on the ballot, too?

She's on mine. And Nadar. And Barr. And others.

re: #95 mama winger

I will not be here tomorrow. I report to my polling station and will be guarding against voter fraud from 6:30 Am till they close up for the night, whenever that may be.

I am going to pack a bag full of snacks, soft drinks, my cell phone, my election book, my notebook, my Vote Fraud Hotline number and my big ol' Bible.

I have a red white and blue shirt. I am going to wear it with the biggest cross I own around my neck. I am going to wear all of my 'Support the Troops buttons.' I am going to smile and glare as much as it takes to get my polling station over the line for McCain.

Without violating any election laws of course.

I will hear no news till I get home. If McCain wins before then, somebody throw up a smoke signal and aim it towards Wisconsin.

Bless you, mama!

re: #66 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

Gosh, I wish y'all had better veggie burgers.

FBV- My neighbor told me Burger King has excellent Veggie Burgers. Did you ever try one of those?

re: #91 rightymouse

Don't forget that Bob Barr, Richard Duncan, Brian Moore, Cynthia McKinney and Ralph Nader are on the ballot for President. How many votes do you reckon they'll suck away from the One?

Pundits and pollsters say about 1%

OK--who are the smart-ass 20% who voted? Show yourselves, you commie bastards.///

re: #84 NC State of Mind

Where'd you find that fugly avatar?

Equable 2008!

Or something...

re: #71 bosforus

Charles, perhaps you could post the user name's of those who voted for Obama.
//kidding!//

Better yet, post their adresses and photos of their houses! /

I think it would be interesting to do a post-election poll - Who won the presidential race?

It would be especially interesting as Tuesday's results are all but guaranteed to be challenged in court, regardless of outcome.

re: #98 Pvt Bin Jammin

Yep. She is at the top of the regular ballot.

I bet Rosie votes for her.

Remember what McCain said?

"Don't hope for victory, work for one!"

[Link: secure.johnmccain.com...]

Do it, folks. Make calls. Don't have any regrets when the polls close tomorrow! Nobody should feel like they didn't do enough.

re: #95 mama winger

Go for it, Mama!
*salute*

Huh. Robocall from Hank Williams Jr for John McAin just now. Cool.

Obama gives the finger to McCain and coal all in the same day.

IMHO Obama should sit on that finger and become a rotating headline.

Missing options:

- Don't know
- Too scared to say
- RON PAUL

As a Canucksicle closely following this election, I am more nervous than a long-tailed cat in a room full of rocking chairs.

My head tells me all will be well and Johnnie Mac & Sarah will persevere in a landslide.

And my heart thumps double-time in the excitement of it all.

I wish I could vote ...

We got people for dat. We can haves them gives yous a call.

/vote fraud

re: #95 mama winger

You be careful, Mama Winger.

I'm the inspector for the polls here in my pricinct. Won't hear anything until late either. Hope the lizards will send me some smoke signals too.

re: #77 AZDave

I see a lot of wishful thinking. Me too.

Split personality?

Kragar,

You poor deluded fools. Just bow down and vote Cthulhu/Hastur and your deaths will be quick.

What is their position on gay marriage?

The man I want to win and the man I suspect will win just aren't the same guy. Sucks.

re: #53 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

As much as I love LGF, going to take three days off after Thursday.

Unless, of course, I miss it too much to stay away.

Is there a Methadone Clinic for LGF?

I am going to Gettysburg, PA for a miniatures war game convention on Thursday. WWII playing British Airborne. That should get my frustrations out I would think.

I wish it was Lancaster. I always seem to come back from there feeling a bit more refreshed and definetly feeling better about my lot in life. I love the Amish, people who leave everyone alone and live their own lives as they please. More people should be like that IMO.

Oh and the horse and buggy parking at the Walmart is classic.

re: #109 BignJames

Sorry for the ding. Can I take it back, Charles?

re: #109 BignJames

I changed it from a fractal last week right after I saw yours ;)

re: #122 Dirk Diggler

Kragar,

What is their position on gay marriage?

Yummy!

re: #90 monkey den

I just got a visual of The Fridge carrying Walter Payton across the goal line

William "The Refrigerator" Perry, 46 y/o, is confined to a wheelchair these days. He's been real sick the last few years.

re: #114 MandyManners

I bet Rosie votes for her.

LOL I wouldn't be surprised.

And BTW - the news media are all shamelessly gushing over an Obama "victory".

Yeesh.

TVs off, the radio's off and I've LGF and Mark Levin to keep me company.

:D

re: #95 mama winger

Thankyou in advance Mama!
You rock!

There has to be ONE channel you can watch...FNC?

re: #31 aLohaTim

Charles
You got the hamsters ready for tomorrow? They will need EPO to keep up with the activity LGF will get Tuesday!

Plus every other legal and illegal drug that enhances their power to cope with tomorrows traffic.

re: #96 reloadingisnotahobby

It wasn't a vote!
the question was who do you THINK will win!

I don't everybody's getting that...

re: #10 zombie

On the plus side, it is raining cats and dogs here in northern California right now. Let's hope this storm hits Nevada Tuesday morning and suppresses the Democratic vote.

Regardless of the effect on the Democratic vote, let's hope this storm brings rain to Nevada!

Unfortunately, the mountains around Vegas usually have the effect of driving any storms around Vegas. Our forecast for tomorrow? Mostly sunny, with winds up to 12 mph expected, with temperatures ranging from 47 to 69.

Oh, and a bit off topic, but phooey on 1300 AM in Seattle for dropping the awesome lineup of Prager/Miller/Hewitt in favour of all finance all the time... the day before the election for gosh sakes. Bleah.

re: #95 mama winger
Wear comfortable shoes Mama Winger and keep em honest and in line!

re: #86 Silhouette

You'd think, but I was at Disney World, wandered into a Pooh gift shop, and saw that all the t-shirts were face-forward EXCEPT for Piglet.

I found myself wondering if piglet was hidden so as to not disturb the delicate sensibilities of ROPers. I took a pic and wondered if it were thread-worthy.

You can't get away from it.

I spent three days there with the family. Oct. 25, 26, 27. I only saw four people inconsiderate enough to wear campaign T-Shirts (guess who they supported?) at the Happiest Place On Earth.

I try not to read too much into the way that souvenir stores are stocked when I am looking for PC shenanigans.

During the primaries Obama always looked stronger in polls against Hillary than the actual vote.
About 14% of potential voters are still undecided. I believe that this has always been a referendum on Obama with McCain as the default candidate.
I have to believe that the undecideds have problems with Obama & should break for McCain.
I am looking for HOPE, but not with you know , that other guy.

re: #97 P. Aaron

If you don't trust the MSM, why indulge their polling data?

P.S. Back in the Saddle by Aerosmith is THE MOST kickass rock song!

And Joe Perry is a life-long Republican and McCain supporter. When he was asked if McCain was too old, he said no way, his mom is in her 80's and still does aerobics!

re: #101 WitchDoctor

Scotch to drown the sorrows if hussein wins it.

Don't forget, society can disintegrate in 20 minutes. Be careful with the scotch.

re: #138 notutopia

Wear comfortable shoes Mama Winger and keep em honest and in line!

I will ! - And I am bringing my own comfy chair too!

In a much more scientific poll, 14 out of 17 3rd graders in a school in south/central NJ voted for McCain today. That, IMHO is a good sign.

re: #135 buzzsawmonkey

*whack*

re: #124 JohnnyReb

Lancaster is a great place[so is G-burg] But people that move here from out of the county tend to think we are "stuck up" since we do keep to ourselves

re: #100 Ojoe

7. Polls come to you. You have to get up off your ass to vote.

All of your excellent reasons are very familiar to me, as I have spelled them out repeatedly myself! But that #7 is a good one which I hadn't thought of -- answering a poll requires almost no effort, but going to vote does take effort. And that alone will disqualify all the couch potatoes who just can't pry themselves away from The Oprah Winfrey Show and Wheel of Fortune.

Great point!

miss trixi i wish you could vote too, we need all the help we can get

lchoure: #57 Miss Trixie

As a Canucksicle closely following this election, I am more nervous than a long-tailed cat in a room full of rocking chairs.

My head tells me all will be well and Johnnie Mac & Sarah will persevere in a landslide.

And my heart thumps double-time in the excitement of it all.

I wish I could vote ...

re: #143 mama winger

What about a weapon cane?

re: #130 Miss Trixie

Same here. About the only two mediums I can handle now. I've listened to the clip of the lady leaving the Obama rally Levin played Friday ten times today:

"This was the greatest thing I've ever seen in my life. It is just so comforting to know that I won't have to worry about putting gas in my car anymore. I won't have to worry about paying my mortgage."

I mean, what can you really say to that?

78% McCain, 21% Obama...I bet if this were a KOS poll two things would happen...1. the numbers would be reversed...2. it would then be added to CNNs "poll of polls" calculations

re: #140 opnion

During the primaries Obama always looked stronger in polls against Hillary than the actual vote.
About 14% of potential voters are still undecided. I believe that this has always been a referendum on Obama with McCain as the default candidate.
I have to believe that the undecideds have problems with Obama & should break for McCain.
I am looking for HOPE, but not with you know , that other guy.

They were talking about this on FOX earlier, especially how some polls in the Dem primaries showed 0bama as far as 10% ahead in some states that were won by Hillary.

Time and time again, my country has saved my life and I owe her more than she has ever owed me. I have chosen to show my gratitude through a life of service to our country and tomorrow, you will have a choice before you.

I humbly ask you to make the choice that will allow me to serve my country a little while longer by casting your vote to elect me as your next President of the United States.

Finally, I ask that you never forget that much has been sacrificed to protect our right to vote. We must never forget those Americans who, with their courage, with their sacrifice, and with their lives, have protected our freedom. It is my great hope that you will exercise your right to vote as an American tomorrow.

-John McCain

My heart will just break if he doesn't win...

re: #12 buzzsawmonkey

Ron Poll!

re: #26 zombie

Question:

If a candidate wins the election in November, and then dies in December before taking office, what happens?

Does the elected VP become the new president? Or does some complicated Constitutional mishigass ensue?

In other words: What are the chances of a Palin or Biden 4-year presidency?

The election of the president actually occurs on December 15th of this year. We only elect those who elect the president tomorrow, thus should the candidate die before that date he simply wouldn't be eligible and the electors would have to choose someone else (I presume they would pick the VP, but they don't have to). Should the death occur after that, I would presume the vice president would become the next president, but I'm not sure. It's never happened, and I don't know if there is any procedure set to handle that.

re: #133 callahan23

Plus every other legal and illegal drug that enhances their power to cope with tomorrows traffic.

Actually, i should change my name to hamster quit smokin' now that you mention it.

re: #144 wtc394

In a much more scientific poll, 14 out of 17 3rd graders in a school in south/central NJ voted for McCain today. That, IMHO is a good sign.

In New Jersey that most likely means they've got more brains and common sense than their parents.

I think The Chosen One will win.

Lord, let me be wrong. Obama sounds just like Michael Manley.

re: #95 mama winger

Good on ya, Mama.

re: #100 Ojoe

7. Polls come to you. You have to get up off your ass to vote.

My Obama-voting aunt said she wouldn't got vote if it was too chilly.

re: #124 JohnnyReb

Cool. Good luck! (Arnhem I assume :) Enjoyed Origins this year myself.

re: #95 mama winger

I will not be here tomorrow. I report to my polling station and will be guarding against voter fraud from 6:30 Am till they close up for the night, whenever that may be.

I am going to pack a bag full of snacks, soft drinks, my cell phone, my election book, my notebook, my Vote Fraud Hotline number and my big ol' Bible.

I have a red white and blue shirt. I am going to wear it with the biggest cross I own around my neck. I am going to wear all of my 'Support the Troops buttons.' I am going to smile and glare as much as it takes to get my polling station over the line for McCain.

Without violating any election laws of course.

I will hear no news till I get home. If McCain wins before then, somebody throw up a smoke signal and aim it towards Wisconsin.

Okay, the smoke signal will have a large M in the middle of it!
Thank you for your service to your community!

re: #149 MandyManners

What about a weapon cane?

I decided that the cane was too much.

Actually my daughter decided. She said I should try not to look nutty.

re: #134 Cognito

I don't everybody's getting that...

One in the same.

McCain will will. Personally I don't think there is much doubt, but the quiters and Eyores can go on with their pessimism, it is probably a good defense mechanism for them. I think all the signs, to include the lower polling numbers for Obama all indicate a McCain win.

I'll do my part all day long tomorrow and stay off LGF. Actually I have no choice, road trip for work. But I'll be trying to wedge in when I get home!Voted Friday, emailed all those who might still be undecided. Nothing left to do but pray the prayers.

So far, there's 213 Kool-Aid drinkers or eeyores.

re: #94 MandyManners

Will BHO get any sympathy votes?

i thought of that briefly.
he will get no sympathy votes he isn't already getting.
no one who isn't already voting for him will change their minds.
he doesn't invite sympathy.
he is too cold, cynical, aloof.

re: #88 reloadingisnotahobby

My Obama-voting aunt said she wouldn't got vote if it was too chilly.

now that's conviction! :)

re: #152 buzzsawmonkey

Wow John Cleese was so young.
Ah, I'm just getting so old...

I'm crossing my fingers and toes, and thinking positive thoughts all directed to a McCain's win. Obama would not only be a disaster for the U.S.A, but with his stance on NAFTA a nightmare for Canada as well.

re: #144 wtc394

In a much more scientific poll, 14 out of 17 3rd graders in a school in south/central NJ voted for McCain today. That, IMHO is a good sign.

In Nickelodeon's "Kid's Pick the President", 0bama beat McCain by 2%.

Strangely enough, that's also a good sign for McCain, as when they did this in 2004, Kerry won by 17%.

It's also funny that Kerry should've won such a poll by so much more than 0bama. Isn't 0bama supposed to be much farther ahead than that?

I was going to give it to McCain but with Obama's grandmother's death, the media is going to show Obama in the most sympathetic light tonight. You won't hear anything about coal or middle fingers. It's going to get him votes.

re: #146 Shakey Jakey

Lancaster is a great place[so is G-burg] But people that move here from out of the county tend to think we are "stuck up" since we do keep to ourselves

Honestly I have never seen that. And I have been going there for about 15 years for the Historicon wargamers convention. Me and the wife both love it. I guess we dont do the tourist thingy. We just go out and chat with people and shop. IMO the most friendly people that we have seen. But we have spent the past 15 years in New England where you dont get a "thank you" when you go to the store and buy something here.

I spent a nice few hours chatting a few years ago with an Amish BBQ guy. We both were passionate about BBQ and we shared cooking secrets.

re: #167 Cartman

Dude, how dare you question the Great CNN?

Off with your head!

re: #156 Lee Coller

Should the death occur after that, I would presume the vice president would become the next president, but I'm not sure. It's never happened, and I don't know if there is any procedure set to handle that.

I believe then Alexander Haig is the president.

/obscure reference alert

re: #164 mama winger

I decided that the cane was too much.

Actually my daughter decided. She said I should try not to look nutty.

So, you're leaving the tin-foil hat and 3-D glasses at home?

re: #165 Outrider

One in the same.

McCain will will. Personally I don't think there is much doubt, but the quiters and Eyores can go on with their pessimism, it is probably a good defense mechanism for them. I think all the signs, to include the lower polling numbers for Obama all indicate a McCain win.

Um, no, they're not one and the same. I'd like to see my local football team win the Super Bowl. But I suspect one of the league leaders will win it.

See the difference?

re: #173 Jason X

I was going to give it to McCain but with Obama's grandmother's death, the media is going to show Obama in the most sympathetic light tonight. You won't hear anything about coal or middle fingers. It's going to get him votes.

And that's a change from when?

re: #95 mama winger

Good luck, mama! I'll be starting at 6 am, but my shift ends at two - family birthday to celebrate, election or no election.

Wonder if I can get a Dallas Mavericks jersey somewhere tonight?///

re: #176 Silhouette

I believe then Alexander Haig is the president.

/obscure reference alert

I'm old enough to remember that, I thought he was just in charge.

re: #168 nyc redneck

i thought of that briefly.
he will get no sympathy votes he isn't already getting.
no one who isn't already voting for him will change their minds.
he doesn't invite sympathy.
he is too cold, cynical, aloof.

To us but, could it affect those on the fence?

re: #166 RubyTuesday

Nothing left to do but pray the prayers.

I honestly believe that is the absolute best weapon right now. No lie.

Prayer changes things. Many are praying right now for the mighty hand of God to intervene in this election and continue to bless our country with freedom.

re: #156 Lee Coller

I had forgotten the electoral college didn't vote until December. This is grasping at straws, but assuming Obama wins, there will be a month for something extremely damning to come out before it is written in stone.

With all the false race tension created by the media though, there would be no telling what could happen in that case.

re: #169 monkey den

Wrong reply monkey...LOL!
Besides my Obama voting aunt is locked up in the basement!
Ssshhh don't tell anyone! K?

Grandmothers death or no grandmothers death; McCain will win. Don't fool with people's money.

What is a good site for actual vote count tabulations?

i "feel" it will be a landslide or at least a small hill
McCain/Palin 08

rre: #85 ClosetConservative

While all the polls seem to suggest Obama, I'm going to call it for McCain. Not just for the overweighting of Democrats in opinion polling, but rather because I... feel it in my bones.

Weird, I know. But still.

re: #6 MsSmith

Vote Tuesday and pray.

And remember, 0bama supporters vote Wednesday!

re: #176 Silhouette

I believe then Alexander Haig is the president.

/obscure reference alert

LOL!

My Obama-voting aunt said she wouldn't got vote if it was too chilly.

Hope she doesn't want to use coal to warm up.

173 Jason

I was going to give it to McCain but with Obama's grandmother's death, the media is going to show Obama in the most sympathetic light tonight. You won't hear anything about coal or middle fingers. It's going to get him votes.

Perhaps the election won't be so close that a few hundred voters in a few key states may change their votes, but that is a good point.

re: #158 Ozark Mountain Daredevil
I would buy that however other anecdotal evidence suggests otherwise. 2004 it was a 4:1 margin of Kerry over Bush signs in my neighborhood. As of today ZERO Obama signs.

re: #156 Lee Coller

The election of the president actually occurs on December 15th of this year. We only elect those who elect the president tomorrow, thus should the candidate die before that date he simply wouldn't be eligible and the electors would have to choose someone else (I presume they would pick the VP, but they don't have to). Should the death occur after that, I would presume the vice president would become the next president, but I'm not sure. It's never happened, and I don't know if there is any procedure set to handle that.

Fun facts about the electoral college:

• After the election, the electors, selected by their respective states in numerous ways, will meet on December 15 to officially cast their votes. It is this vote that will actually be reported to Congress, and determine the president. Your vote on election day only determines the candidate your state's electors are pledged to vote for.

• There is no federal law requiring electors to vote for the candidate to which they're pledged. If an elector votes for a candidate other than the one they've pledged to vote for, they're deemed a "faithless elector". Only 24 states have laws punishing faithless electors. Only 1 state, Michigan, actually nullifies the vote of the faithless elector. (Technically speaking, the popular vote could be split 50/50 between the democratic and republican candidates, but if 270 or more electors decide they're going to be faithless electors in favor of, say, Bob Barr, then he would win the presidency.)

• The electoral college actually votes separately for president and vice-president. Again, technically speaking, this means it is possible to have, say, an Obama/Palin administration, or a McCain/Biden administration. Due to the number of electors this would require, and the resulting outcry, this is highly unlikely.

• Due to one faithless elector, in 2004, democratic vice-presidential candidate John Edwards actually recieved 1 Minnesotan electoral vote for president. It is believed that this was an error, especially as all of Minnesota's 2004 electoral votes for vice-president went to John Edwards, but since it's a secret ballot, we'll never know who cast the vote. Who knows? Maybe 1 Minnesotan was optimistic about John Edwards winning and being his own vice-president.

• In 1984, one Illinois elector, who was pledged to vote for Reagan as president and George H.W. Bush as vice president, cast their vote for Reagan for president as pledged, but then cast their electoral vote for Geraldine Ferraro (Walter Mondale's democratic vice-presidential running mate) as Vice-President. Due to the confusion this caused, the ballot was re-taken, and Bush won Illinois unanimously for vice-president in this one. If they had left it as it originally was, Ferraro would've had more electoral votes than Mondale!

re: #177 MandyManners

So, you're leaving the tin-foil hat and 3-D glasses at home?

Just the glasses. Hat goes with me.

re: #183 mama winger

I honestly believe that is the absolute best weapon right now. No lie.

Prayer changes things. Many are praying right now for the mighty hand of God to intervene in this election and continue to bless our country with freedom.

AMEN!

re: #124 JohnnyReb

I am going to Gettysburg, PA for a miniatures war game convention on Thursday. WWII playing British Airborne. That should get my frustrations out I would think.

I wish it was Lancaster. I always seem to come back from there feeling a bit more refreshed and definetly feeling better about my lot in life. I love the Amish, people who leave everyone alone and live their own lives as they please. More people should be like that IMO.

Oh and the horse and buggy parking at the Walmart is classic.

What rules set you using? Haven't played microarmor in years.

re: #167 Cartman

So far, there's 213 Kool-Aid drinkers or eeyores.

Or realists. Tomorrow will decide.

re: #172 gmsc

In Nickelodeon's "Kid's Pick the President", 0bama beat McCain by 2%.

Strangely enough, that's also a good sign for McCain, as when they did this in 2004, Kerry won by 17%.

It's also funny that Kerry should've won such a poll by so much more than 0bama. Isn't 0bama supposed to be much farther ahead than that?

it only goes to show that 3rd graders are inherently racists (just thought I'd beat the Obama supporters to the punch)

re: #174 JohnnyReb

Dude!
I love Penn ...So much history you have to swat it from your face!

re: #187 legalpad

What is a good site for actual vote count tabulations?

History books.

re: #140 opnion

During the primaries Obama always looked stronger in polls against Hillary than the actual vote.
About 14% of potential voters are still undecided. I believe that this has always been a referendum on Obama with McCain as the default candidate.
I have to believe that the undecideds have problems with Obama & should break for McCain.
I am looking for HOPE, but not with you know , that other guy.

Texas Obma was up huge - and lost to hillary

re: #167 Cartman

So far, there's 213 Kool-Aid drinkers or eeyores.

What does that mean? I'm sorry, but that's ridiculous.

I'd like very much to win a million dollars playing the McDonald's scratch-off game, but I don't expect I will.

It's just math.

So on a much lower ratio of odds, I'd like very much for John McCain to win tomorrow. But I expect -- just paying attention -- that Barack Obama will win.

re: #191 Dave the...

Hope she doesn't want to use coal to warm up.

She's a coal-miner's widow.

All her heat, and food, and clothing, and everything comes from coal.

re: #157 smokin' hamster

Actually, i should change my name to hamster quit smokin' now that you mention it.

Depends on what ya smokin'
;-)

BAGHDAD — Iraq has decided to sell Saddam Hussein's luxury yacht after winning a legal dispute over its ownership.

The former dictator's 269-foot superyacht is fitted with swimming pools, salons, a secret passage and a rocket launching system.

I must have it. think 10K is enough of a down? I'm sure if I vote Obama he'll force a bank to lend to me. he'll make the payments and buy the gas too.
perfect vessel for pirate radio station if fairness doctrine is imposed

re: #185 reloadingisnotahobby

Wrong reply monkey...LOL!
Besides my Obama voting aunt is locked up in the basement!
Ssshhh don't tell anyone! K?

Doh! You're right. Was trying to trim down the reply.

Your secret is safe with me.

I heard on the five o'clock news that BHO grandma died. They slipped it in that she died at 8am, and it was announced at the end of the day. So, he got in a full day campaigning as if nothing was wrong before they decided to announce it at a strategically advantageous time. Even this he cannot bring himself to tell the truth about.

[Link: www.cnn.com...]

Dunham passed away peacefully at her home shortly before midnight Sunday night (5 a.m. ET), campaign spokeswoman Jen Psaki told CNN. She said Obama learned of her death around 8 a.m.

I honestly believe this coal and energy thing will do the trick. People may not care if Obama is a racist, or that he hangs around with terrorists, or that he wants to turn this country into a communist state.

But dadgummit don't raise their electric bill.

Anyone read the Plumber link from NRO - Corner? Great story on what a couple of successful plumbers say about Obama's plans.

[Link: www.philly.com...]

Ya know the guy across the street from me has three Obama yard signs.
This is the same guy who put wanted posters on tres on the 4th of July,for the Founding Fathers for terrorism. Charming guy, we just don't get along.
If Barry wins , I just know that he will leave those frickin signs up for another .month

re: #31 aLohaTim

Charles
You got the hamsters ready for tomorrow? They will need EPO to keep up with the activity LGF will get Tuesday!

EPO takes several days to have any effect... i'd suggest crack made from pharmaceutical grade cocaine. %-)

re: #193 gmsc

One of Albert's voters from DC abstained in 2000 to protest the fact they have no representation in congress. He got 266 instead of 267.

re: #97 P. Aaron

If you don't trust the MSM, why indulge their polling data?

P.S. Back in the Saddle by Aerosmith is THE MOST kickass rock song!

As far as Aerosmith goes, I'm partial to Eat the Rich (and most of the Get A Grip album) myself...kickass guitar work by Perry.

re: #76 Kragar (proud to be kafir)

You poor deluded fools. Just bow down and vote Cthulhu/Hastur and your deaths will be quick.

"Cthulhu saves our souls and trades them in later for valuable prizes!"

re: #199 Boolz

it only goes to show that 3rd graders are inherently racists (just thought I'd beat the Obama supporters to the punch)

Well, it only shows that 49% of them are racist. After all, if the other 51% voted for 0bama, they're sexist, not racist.

re: #201 gmsc

History books.

lol -Yeah, great.

re: #184 NC State of Mind

I had forgotten the electoral college didn't vote until December. This is grasping at straws, but assuming Obama wins, there will be a month for something extremely damning to come out before it is written in stone.

With all the false race tension created by the media though, there would be no telling what could happen in that case.

There was some speculation in 1976 after the November election that enough of the electoral college might shift to Ford. Didn't happen, didn't happen in 2000 (when it would only have taken three votes to switch). The fact is that electors are all partisans, elected at their respective party's state conventions. At best, if Obama did something really extreme (and it would have to be really extreme) it would be another democrat (hopefully not Biden).

Ozark Mountain Daredevil (#158),

re: #144 wtc394

In a much more scientific poll, 14 out of 17 3rd graders in a school in south/central NJ voted for McCain today. That, IMHO is a good sign.

In New Jersey that most likely means they've got more brains and common sense than their parents.

Actually it means that New Jersey 3rd graders are overwhelmingly racists.

re: #192 wtc394

I would buy that however other anecdotal evidence suggests otherwise. 2004 it was a 4:1 margin of Kerry over Bush signs in my neighborhood. As of today ZERO Obama signs.

same here. Obama signs at a house hear and there. mostly at empty houses for sale.

i will agree with you here because i just talked to one of my judge clients, she is in NJ and when she asked if i was voting for McCain, and i said yes, then went into how i have been working the campaing and all, she becaue very quiet

ore: #158 Ozark Mountain Daredevil

In New Jersey that most likely means they've got more brains and common sense than their parents.

re: #209 mama winger

But dadgummit don't raise their electric bill.

Bingo! What hurts the average person more than that?

re: #195 outsidephilly

AMEN!

One poster hear said that his Obama supporting girlfriend went to vote and couldn't bring herself to vote for Obama - too much of a risk. She voted for McCain. Those are the people I am praying for.

My father and his co-workers are all Reagan democrats - and the lot of them - about 10, are all voting for McCain.

re: #197 buzzsawmonkey

You've gotta be kidding...(have to add that one to my list...the list of the "known Unknowns...")

re: #221 bcgirl

Jersey is crawling with moonbats.

We Don't Know Obama - On PBS, 10-30-08 Charlie Rose & Tom Brokaw.

re: #225 NYCHardhat

NJ is nothing. I'm in Massachusetts!

re: #174 JohnnyReb
It is changing-I tend to talk to the people I meet when I go out and everyone does say please and thank you.{i know I made sure my kids did and I know they taught their kids}

I think Obama will win. Doesn't mean I'm happy about it, but I think he's going to win.
Fact is, when I voted this year, I only voted for the local stuff. I couldn't bring myself to vote for either of the two big parties.

If McCain wasn't running with Palin, I'd vote for him, but she represents everything I detest about the Right. Being a Center-Right Atheist, I cannot in good conscience vote for Sarah Palin.

Likewise for Obama, I simply cannot vote for him, I see him as a demagogue in the purest sense.

RE: my 208

My condolences to the family.

A good overview of how Obama's taxes and regulations will impact a business owner.

re: #209 mama winger

But dadgummit don't raise skyrocket their electric bill.

Let's not mince words.

;-)

re: #226 timinnc

We Don't Know Obama - On PBS, 10-30-08 Charlie Rose & Tom Brokaw.
[Link: www.youtube.com...]

gee, you think you could have found out something about him in 2 years?

I was watching the 5 pm (CST) Fox Report with Brit Hume. The lead story was Major Garrett reporting from the Obama campaign. I SWEAR I heard Major quote Obama, in reference to the polls and Bob Dylan, "You don't need a weatherman to tell you which way the wind is blowing."

I'm serious as a heart attack. The very freaking nerve of that filthy stinking communist.

Holy SHIT!

re: #53 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

As much as I love LGF, going to take three days off after Thursday.

Unless, of course, I miss it too much to stay away.

Is there a Methadone Clinic for LGF?

Its called re-education camp happy.

re: #225 NYCHardhat

Jersey is crawling with moonbats.

Infected is more accurate...

re: #229 RurouniKenshin

but she represents everything I detest about the Right.

Nice to meetcha. I am Sarah Palin.

:)

re: #147 zombie

Thanks, O famous and unknown Zombie.

BBL

re: #178 Cognito

Um, no, they're not one and the same. I'd like to see my local football team win the Super Bowl. But I suspect one of the league leaders will win it.

See the difference?

Yeah, I know the difference. The problem was in my phraseology. I was going for the people giving up and handing Obama a victory that at that point they are one and the same.

When people are negative and present a losing frame of mind, other people wonder why they should, in this case, vote McCain if even his supporters feel he is going to lose. If a person has no faith in their candidates or parties ability to win the race-then just back then hell out and join the opposition party as that person is now a liability. Fence sitters will just look at the negativity on one side and vote for the other.

The military has understood this for many years.

RJC ad

Cong. Nadler: Obama lacks political courage

re: #110 equable

Equable 2008!

Or something...

Here's hoping for a large and loud Mac/Sarah "BLAMMO" on O/Plugs tomorrow!

re: #232 Silhouette

Let's not mince words.

;-)

exactly

re: #96 reloadingisnotahobby

Even better, reveal the unfaithful dissenters!
//again, kidding//

RON PAUL!

re: #225 NYCHardhat

Out of control in NJ. As I've said before, they still got their Kerry/Edwards bumper stickers on. I only hope to see them driving around 4 years from now with Obama/Biden in the same fashion (as a bunch of losers).

re: #196 brickthruplateglasswindow

What rules set you using? Haven't played microarmor in years.

We play Flames of War from Battlefront. 15mm and expensive at that scale, but IMO the best set of WWII land battle rules on the market, and I have been gaming WWII since about 1979. It can work in the micro armor scale if you fudge the measurements from inches to centimeters and play on a smaller board.

re: #238 mama winger

Nice to meetcha. I am Sarah Palin.

:)

Mebbe you two should sit on opposite sides of the room? :)

There will be riots.

re: #202 DistantThunder

Texas Obma was up huge - and lost to hillary

I do hope that the trend contiues & he polls higher than the votes, especially the battleground ststes.

re: #213 NC State of Mind

One of Albert's voters from DC abstained in 2000 to protest the fact they have no representation in congress. He got 266 instead of 267.

That was Barbara Lett-Simmons (it wasn't hard to narrow it down).

One of my favorites was West Virginia's Margaret Leach in the 1988 election. She cast her electoral vote for Lloyd Bentsen as President and Michael Dukakis as Vice-President. It wasn't corrected, and stands in the official count.

re: #101 WitchDoctor

Red Wine, champagne, and scotch purchased.

Red wine for tonight to calm my nerves on the eve of this whole rigamarole.

Champagne (ok sparkling wine I bought all American of course :) for McCain/Palins' victory.

Scotch to drown the sorrows if hussein wins it.

Here's hoping the scotch is saved for another day.

excellent,
your bases are covered.
red wine and champagne will do it.
put the scotch away :)

Remember my prediction...
I've been busy doing some audio recording and just found out about Obama's G-ma passing.

That was my prediction, that she would die before the election.

That is why I didn't want to even give anyone a hint about it.

re: #157 smokin' hamster

Actually, i should change my name to hamster quit smokin' now that you mention it.

That depends... a nick like "smokin' hamster" could also refer to someone who's burnin' up the road, or who's really hot (a happenin' person).

Hi lizards! Just worked a full day at the campaign and I wanted to let you all know that things are going great! The victory center I was at was fully staffed on the phone banks all day and it looks like it will be fully staffed for the rest of the night. We also dropped tons of literature today. Please keep doing calls from home if you can. The internal polls are starting to look really good! Keep the faith and above all else, MAKE SURE THAT YOU VOTE!

re: #253 musicman

Okay, now predict who will win this election.

re: #216 gmsc

Well, it only shows that 49% of them are racist. After all, if the other 51% voted for 0bama, they're sexist, not racist.

NCAAP boycott of elementary school in 5...4...3...

re: #203 Cognito

What does that mean? I'm sorry, but that's ridiculous.

You're a fuckin' horse's ass. You always have been one, and you always will be one. Piss off.

re: #150 NC State of Mind

Notice that she said "Mortgage," not "my Rent." So she walks away with equity.

re: #258 Cartman

I love you Cartman.

Kind of ironic to be somebody who has derided the "undecided" people in the polls, but is now depending on them...

re: #254 NomadOfNorad

That depends... a nick like "smokin' hamster" could also refer to someone who's burnin' up the road, or who's really hot (a happenin' person).

I honestly can't remember where that came from, but it was in reference to something Charles posted. Hamsters taking a smoke break, or smoking up the wheels with a busy server.

re: #258 Cartman

You're a fuckin' horse's ass. You always have been one, and you always will be one. Piss off.

Name-calling: Easier than conversation.

Another good Hanson article.

Comparing us to what?

re: #238 mama winger

Nice to meetcha. I am Sarah Palin.

:)

Seriously, voting for lesser offices is one thing but it is hypocritical for me to vote someone into the highest office in our country who will consult (or pretend to consult) the Invisible Santa Claus in the sky before making decisions.

No doubt this means I won't be voting for a major presidential candidate (and their VP picks) for a while, but so be it.

re: #182 MandyManners

To us but, could it affect those on the fence?

i really doubt it. he did not seem at all close to her.