For the political TV adds to end. 
For the political TV adds to end.
Three days before we find out if the whole world's gonna be in a new recession next week or not.
In reply to GameboyRMH:
That may happen regardless of the outcome. 
I am, however, looking forward to ending this.
^True, but one outcome guarantees it.
In reply to GameboyRMH:
Not going there, pal.
On a different note: 4.5 days of work left for my very pregnant wife. "If momma ain't happy, ain't nobody happy"... She's very uncomfortable. 17 days until the new fun begins. The new baby will be a welcome relief.
Mailbox has been barraged with postcards and flyers of unflattering pics of politicians. Will be happy that noise will close out for a while.
bravenrace wrote: In reply to GameboyRMH: That may happen regardless of the outcome.
I don't think it ends.
One player is a drama queen who will reject any result that isn't the "right" one and maybe turn the place into the Las Vegas strip if he gets the job. Who knows?
The other has a chance to be indicted for misappropriation of funds or something from their foundation before the coronation as queen of the next american dynasty.
Either way - we will be electing the oldest person to ever hold the office and it's a choice between the two most unpopular candidates in history. Maybe the real job of voters is take a better look at the VP candidates in case age related health issues or a guy with 3 names and a rifle come into play.
... and maybe move some of your market assets into liquid cash.
When I see thin ice, I try not to walk on it.
Huckleberry wrote:bravenrace wrote: In reply to GameboyRMH: That may happen regardless of the outcome.I don't think it ends. One player is a drama queen who will reject any result that isn't the "right" one and turn the place into the Las Vegas strip if he gets the job. The other has a chance to be indicted for misappropriation of funds or something from their foundation before the coronation. Either way - we will be electing the oldest person to ever hold the office and it's a choice between the two most unpopular candidates in history. Maybe the real job of voters is take a better look at the VP candidates in case age related health issues or a guy with 3 names and a rifle come into play. ... and maybe move some of your market assets into liquid cash.
And here we go...
T.J. wrote: When I see thin ice, I try not to walk on it.
I didn't use any names 
I will not comment on the highest election, which will almost certainly lock this thread (I mean really FIGURE IT OUT PEOPLE IT'S NOT THAT DIFFICULT!!!!!)
I very much look forward to ALL of the commercials and mailing to end!!! In general, they are almost entirely worthless. You CANNOT trust ANYTHING they say, and can be pretty much guarantee that they will always be deceptive!
Note: California has a pretty wacky Proposition system, which may make the non-person voting a bit crazier then other states. There are a LOT of propositions on this one!!!
My general guidelines on these things are:
This is SOOO exciting!!!
On Tuesday, will we achieve a historic milestone.
For the first time in the history of the United States, we will have a sitting president that has slept with a previous president (that we know about).
OR
For the first time in the history of the United States, a white billionaire will move out of his penthouse to move into government assisted housing recently vacated by a black family.
I wish I was as optimistic as you guys. I just suspect come November 9th we're going to start getting hit with reelection ads already.
me in this thread:
Not locked yet? 
I think we can all agree that we are tired of this election. New lows and all that.
I wish out political system could un-berk itself.
Huckleberry wrote:bravenrace wrote: In reply to GameboyRMH: That may happen regardless of the outcome.I don't think it ends. #Maybe the real job of voters is take a better look at the VP candidates
In before the lock. One of the VP candidates is a true believer in and proponent of "gay conversion therapy" where young people are utterly destroyed and run about a 40-50% suicide rate. That seems like a good enough reason to keep him far from federal office.
Three days remain...
My "fear" is the barrage of Facebook posts I'll be subjected to the day after. I suspect there'll be a lot of gloating and whining regardless of who comes out on top. FB needs a political filter badly, or I'll be using the "unfollow" button liberally. I'm tired of this nonsense.
Just cancel the whole thing and just roll without a president until everyone settles the berkeley down.
In reply to Jay:
Boy wouldn't it be nice if we could just reset and start over?
bravenrace wrote: In reply to Jay: Boy wouldn't it be nice if we could just reset and start over?
Huckleberry wrote:bravenrace wrote: In reply to Jay: Boy wouldn't it be nice if we could just reset and start over?Maybe. But be careful what you wish for.
I'm more concerned about that happening if we don't reset and start over.
RossD wrote: On a different note: 4.5 days of work left for my very pregnant wife. "If momma ain't happy, ain't nobody happy"... She's very uncomfortable. 17 days until the new fun begins. The new baby will be a welcome relief.
^Funniest thing I have ever read.
Baby = welcome relief!
My advice: Take naps now. You wont ever get to again for at least a decade!
Forget about pooping comfortably also. When the baby is around and momma is busy, No poops for you!
Lots of little things that you don't even think about.
However, the love and joy that the little one brings is not measureable.
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