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Useless · 2004-11-02, 01:50 PM

Another two votes for Kerry. My wife and I voted this morning right after dropping off the kids to school. Then we came home and had sex in celebration.

Buh bye GW. You're fired motherfucker!

Robbo · 2004-11-02, 02:06 PM

My wife and I will be heading out with two more Kerry votes in the next few hours. We got alot of other shit heads in NY here that need thier pink slip too! Dems away in NY!

venturi · 2004-11-02, 05:12 PM

Mishi and I did our civic duty a couple hours ago. This was the first time I have *ever* basically voted down the party line and definitely the first time I have ever swung to the dems. But, with a few exceptions like John McCain I don't have a party anymore - the "republican" party does not exist anymore.

Useless · 2004-11-02, 05:17 PM

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Originally posted by venturi
Mishi and I did our civic duty a couple hours ago. This was the first time I have *ever* basically voted down the party line and definitely the first time I have ever swung to the dems. But, with a few exceptions like John McCain I don't have a party anymore - the "republican" party does not exist anymore.

Same thing here. Though we've been registered as independents, the wife and I have always voted along republican lines, until today. I doubt we'll ever return to the dark side. The last few years have really made us politically aware.

Alphawolf · 2004-11-02, 05:25 PM

Saw a bit of a line outside the firehouse. I had my priorities and got my 10 minutes of tanning before voting for the leader of our country.

No line.

The old machines need to be put out to pasture. Though, the lever does feel authoritative when you wack it back.

We were suppose to vote for Bush, right?

joke! Voted 4 Kerry.

Was talkin' to my friend who also voted for Kerry. We agreed most people who are just sorta being quiet about things will probably vote for Kerry- but who knows.

Wonder if we'll have a President or a legal battle?

Bill · 2004-11-02, 05:39 PM

My sweet wife and I voted earlier today.

Two swing state votes for the democrats.

We're deep in a republican district, so it may not make any difference- but I have hopes, because the college students in this county are voting in bigger numbers than ever before.

I'm an independent who has ended up usually voting democrat, because the republicans are basically plutocrats, the exact opposite of my anarcho-green-libertarian leanings.

JoeBlack · 2004-11-03, 12:58 AM

Today I took my whole family to vote and when I mean whole family I mean at least 35 people. I made it my job to make sure everyone in my family voted young and old. I was driving all day back and forth to different poll areas depending on where they lived. I know it counted because our state went to Kerry so I am very happy about that. I just hope that the rest of the state comes to it sinces and sees that we need a change and that Bush is not the one to give it to us.

I wish the US good luck in getting the right man for the job in office and a new start to a better safer America.

venturi · 2004-11-03, 01:37 AM

That is absolutely awesome, JoeBlack!

I might have done the same but my family is spread out over five states so it would have required a learjet and frankly my sales aren't *quite* up there yet.

Good for you though, that kind of attitude keeps me believing in the system.

2004-11-02, 01:50 PM	#26
Useless Certified Nice Person Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Dirty Undies, NY Posts: 11,268	Another two votes for Kerry. My wife and I voted this morning right after dropping off the kids to school. Then we came home and had sex in celebration. Buh bye GW. You're fired motherfucker! __________________ Click here to purchase a bridge I'm selling.

2004-11-02, 05:12 PM	#28
venturi No offence Apu, but when they were handing out religions you must have been out taking a whizz Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: An Oasis atop a High Desert Mesa Posts: 282	Mishi and I did our civic duty a couple hours ago. This was the first time I have ever basically voted down the party line and definitely the first time I have ever swung to the dems. But, with a few exceptions like John McCain I don't have a party anymore - the "republican" party does not exist anymore. __________________ Please Re-Read The Rules For Sig Files

2004-11-02, 05:25 PM	#30
Alphawolf Don't come to Florida for vacation. We're closed. Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Orlando, Florida Posts: 1,874	Saw a bit of a line outside the firehouse. I had my priorities and got my 10 minutes of tanning before voting for the leader of our country. No line. The old machines need to be put out to pasture. Though, the lever does feel authoritative when you wack it back. We were suppose to vote for Bush, right? joke! Voted 4 Kerry. Was talkin' to my friend who also voted for Kerry. We agreed most people who are just sorta being quiet about things will probably vote for Kerry- but who knows. Wonder if we'll have a President or a legal battle? __________________ Regards, AW Weekly Pay. Sites That Convert. Start Pimpin' Today!

2004-11-03, 01:37 AM	#33
venturi No offence Apu, but when they were handing out religions you must have been out taking a whizz Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: An Oasis atop a High Desert Mesa Posts: 282	That is absolutely awesome, JoeBlack! I might have done the same but my family is spread out over five states so it would have required a learjet and frankly my sales aren't quite up there yet. Good for you though, that kind of attitude keeps me believing in the system. __________________ Please Re-Read The Rules For Sig Files

2004-11-02, 02:06 PM	#27
Robbo No matter how good you are at something, there's always about a million people better than you Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Greenguy County, NY Posts: 236	My wife and I will be heading out with two more Kerry votes in the next few hours. We got alot of other shit heads in NY here that need thier pink slip too! Dems away in NY!

2004-11-02, 05:39 PM	#31
Bill Selling porn allows me to stay in a constant state of Bliss - ain't that a trip! Join Date: Apr 2003 Posts: 3,914	My sweet wife and I voted earlier today. Two swing state votes for the democrats. We're deep in a republican district, so it may not make any difference- but I have hopes, because the college students in this county are voting in bigger numbers than ever before. I'm an independent who has ended up usually voting democrat, because the republicans are basically plutocrats, the exact opposite of my anarcho-green-libertarian leanings.

2004-11-03, 12:58 AM	#32
JoeBlack I've always wondered if there was a god. And now I know there is -- and it's me Join Date: Oct 2004 Posts: 327	Today I took my whole family to vote and when I mean whole family I mean at least 35 people. I made it my job to make sure everyone in my family voted young and old. I was driving all day back and forth to different poll areas depending on where they lived. I know it counted because our state went to Kerry so I am very happy about that. I just hope that the rest of the state comes to it sinces and sees that we need a change and that Bush is not the one to give it to us. I wish the US good luck in getting the right man for the job in office and a new start to a better safer America.