Also, I think I'm going to vote a write-in candidate:
What Politics Should Be Like (thread for fun)
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shadowinthelight
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What Politics Should Be Like (thread for fun)
This is how the last debate should have gone. More people would get involved in politics if it was this entertaining.
Also, I think I'm going to vote a write-in candidate:
Also, I think I'm going to vote a write-in candidate:
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"Give orange me give eat orange me eat orange give me eat orange give me you." - Nim the chimp
Animation courtesy of shadowinthelight (thanks again!)
Animation courtesy of shadowinthelight (thanks again!)
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ShneekeyTheLost
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Vote Cuthulu! Why settle for the LESSER evil?!?
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How many voted for Pat Paulson?
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Me (It was awhile back, though)bmonk wrote:How many voted for Pat Paulson?
"Imagination is more important than Knowledge" - Albert Einstein
"History doesn't repeat itself, but it DOES rhyme" - Mark Twain
"Always. Expect. Ninjas." - Syndey Scoville
"History doesn't repeat itself, but it DOES rhyme" - Mark Twain
"Always. Expect. Ninjas." - Syndey Scoville
Re: What Politics Should Be Like (thread for fun)
He ran for President of the United States in 1968, 1972, 1980, 1988, 1992, and 1996. I think he'd run again--but he died in 1997. Of course, were he buried in Chicago (or various other similar locales) he could still vote in elections, by proxy as it were--but he'd have a hard time qualifying to run.NOTDilbert wrote:Me (It was awhile back, though)bmonk wrote:How many voted for Pat Paulson?
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I thought Ronald Reagan proved you don't have to be alive to be president.....bmonk wrote:He ran for President of the United States in 1968, 1972, 1980, 1988, 1992, and 1996. I think he'd run again--but he died in 1997. Of course, were he buried in Chicago (or various other similar locales) he could still vote in elections, by proxy as it were--but he'd have a hard time qualifying to run.NOTDilbert wrote:Me (It was awhile back, though)bmonk wrote:How many voted for Pat Paulson?
"Imagination is more important than Knowledge" - Albert Einstein
"History doesn't repeat itself, but it DOES rhyme" - Mark Twain
"Always. Expect. Ninjas." - Syndey Scoville
"History doesn't repeat itself, but it DOES rhyme" - Mark Twain
"Always. Expect. Ninjas." - Syndey Scoville
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ShneekeyTheLost
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I found a great Youtube Video of what Politics should be like.
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Sorry to bring this up again, but I couldn't resist.
My management class (Eleven college boys and me) decided that the best way to choose who wins an election should be to line up the candidates at beer pong tables. Winner take office.
My management class (Eleven college boys and me) decided that the best way to choose who wins an election should be to line up the candidates at beer pong tables. Winner take office.
Knowing you'll get a second chance does not justify purposely screwing up the first one. --Me
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Is that how we got George Bush-43?Danzier wrote:Sorry to bring this up again, but I couldn't resist.
My management class (Eleven college boys and me) decided that the best way to choose who wins an election should be to line up the candidates at beer pong tables. Winner take office.