+1, subby.

i want to make a joke picture out of this...



but honestly, i'm drawing a blank on how to make it funnier than her facial expression

That's exactly what I picture when I think of Hillary supporters.

burndtdan: i want to make a joke picture out of this...



but honestly, i'm drawing a blank on how to make it funnier than her facial expression

Jesus. That's it, right there. Those are Hillary voters.

DamnYankees: Jesus. That's it, right there. Those are Hillary voters.

...And their husbands are McCain voters.

aegisalpha: That's exactly what I picture when I think of Hillary supporters.

Lady in the Yellow Jacket 08
_{Clap Clap Point Point}

Lionel Mandrake: ...And their husbands are McCain voters.

I didn't know fertilizer could vote.

Its twue, its twue.

Especially in the last couple of weeks, you can hear the crowd at Hillary speeches sounds more and more like a crowd you would get at a WNBA game. Noticeably higher-pitched.

Master of the Flying Guillotine: Lionel Mandrake: ...And their husbands are McCain voters.

I didn't know fertilizer could vote.

Only in GOP primaries. Fertilizer is their "base."

Master of the Flying Guillotine: Lionel Mandrake: ...And their husbands are McCain voters.

I didn't know fertilizer could vote.

Republicans don't have the shiat vote?

I L'dOL

apparently, E.T. has also endorsed obama...

Megain: I LOL'd

Well, as someone who has seen previous campaigns I can't help but ask...

What are rich actors with no connection to reality advising Americans to do when the time comes to vote?

Megain: I know why you're here, Farkers. I know what you've been doing... why you hardly sleep, why you live alone, and why night after night, you sit by your computer. You're looking for him. I know because I was once looking for the same thing. And when he found me, he told me I wasn't really looking for him. I was looking for an answer. It's the question that drives us, Farkers. It's the question that brought you here. You know the question, just as I did.

What is the INTERNET??

DamnYankees: burndtdan: i want to make a joke picture out of this...


but honestly, i'm drawing a blank on how to make it funnier than her facial expression

Jesus. That's it, right there. Those are Hillary voters.

but who will vote for her in 2012, when her base is dead?

wait. that will no longer be a problem, very soon...

Bull Schmitt: Especially in the last couple of weeks, you can hear the crowd at Hillary speeches sounds more and more like a crowd you would get at a WNBA game. Noticeably higher-pitched.

Hillary can't dunk, but she has good fundamentals. That makes for a better game.

burndtdan: i want to make a joke picture out of this...
but honestly, i'm drawing a blank on how to make it funnier than her facial expression



I found Hillary's running mate! The bad guy from Poltergeist 2.
Clinton/Kane '08 !!

If Hillary somehow won, would she name a woman to be her running-mate? Not that she actually will with these poll results.

/much calmer now, no longer need the tinfoil

Mentat: Bull Schmitt: Especially in the last couple of weeks, you can hear the crowd at Hillary speeches sounds more and more like a crowd you would get at a WNBA game. Noticeably higher-pitched.

Hillary can't dunk, but she has good fundamentals. That makes for a better game.



Oh, God, you're killing me...

Unsung_Hero: Well, as someone who has seen previous campaigns I can't help but ask...

What are rich actors with no connection to reality advising Americans to do when the time comes to vote?

George Clooney, ambassador of love and good looks for the UN endorses Obama but believes it's not helpful for hollywood to stump for political candidates.

Lionel Mandrake: Master of the Flying Guillotine: Lionel Mandrake: ...And their husbands are McCain voters.

I didn't know fertilizer could vote.

Only in GOP primaries. Fertilizer is their "base."

All your base are belong to us.
/Acid, too.

Moothemagiccow;

I'm not sure George counts as completely disconnected from reality. By all accounts I've heard, he actually bothers to study the issues before opening his mouth.

Unsung_Hero: Moothemagiccow;

I'm not sure George counts as completely disconnected from reality. By all accounts I've heard, he actually bothers to study the issues before opening his mouth.

True, yet somehow I doubt the knee-jerk anti-Hollywood backlash would be any different.

Megain: I know why you're here, Farkers. I know what you've been doing... why you hardly sleep, why you live alone, and why night after night, you sit by your computer. You're looking for him. I know because I was once looking for the same thing. And when he found me, he told me I wasn't really looking for him. I was looking for an answer. It's the question that drives us, Farkers. It's the question that brought you here. You know the question, just as I did.

I choose ....... the red pill

Megain: I know why you're here, Farkers. I know what you've been doing... why you hardly sleep, why you live alone, and why night after night, you sit by your computer. You're looking for him. I know because I was once looking for the same thing. And when he found me, he told me I wasn't really looking for him. I was looking for an answer. It's the question that drives us, Farkers. It's the question that brought you here. You know the question, just as I did.

...Is a BLT better than a bacon-double cheeseburger?

The answer is looking for me.

aegisalpha: That's exactly what I picture when I think of Hillary supporters.

When I think of Hillary supporters, I think of Jean Teasdale: Link (new window)

Voted for Obama on Thursday (Austin). My parents are Republican and they are voting for Obama in the primary but won't in the general. I think I might be able to convince them though.

+1 Subby
I LOL'd

Bacontastesgood: Megain: I know why you're here, Farkers. I know what you've been doing... why you hardly sleep, why you live alone, and why night after night, you sit by your computer. You're looking for him. I know because I was once looking for the same thing. And when he found me, he told me I wasn't really looking for him. I was looking for an answer. It's the question that drives us, Farkers. It's the question that brought you here. You know the question, just as I did.

...Is a BLT better than a bacon-double cheeseburger?

The answer is looking for me.

No, it is not, for the double cheese burger has both beef and bacon, where as the BLT sullies the bacon with vegetable matter.

heh. i was channel surfing and ran across the semi-quoted scene in the matrix at the same time i read the headline. for some reason my mind crossed the two, and i pictured barack as neo, so i thought i'd try to share

/multitasking is fun

I was called for a poll on Wednesday. I wonder if it was this one. If so that would be really cool.

/ never been called before
// 9 of 10 slashes voted OBAMA

George H. W. Bush is an unpatriotic Nazi loving traitor

Houston, and I'll be voting for Obama (and hitting the after-vote caucus).

I recycled the "vote Hillary" campaign mailer I got from my local congressperson. Sheila Jackson Lee is a black woman; I guess "woman" and "party cog" trumped "black" and "reasonable ideas" when she made her endorsement decision.

Thraeryn: I recycled the "vote Hillary" campaign mailer I got from my local congressperson. Sheila Jackson Lee is a black woman; I guess "woman" and "party cog" trumped "black" and "reasonable ideas" when she made her endorsement decision.

Please tell me you mailed that back to them.

Sheila Jackson Lee is a black woman; I guess "woman" and "party cog" trumped "black" and "reasonable ideas" when she made her endorsement decision.

SJL is an idiot. She's never met a camera she can't/won't hog. It almost make me miss Mickey Leland.

aegisalpha: That's exactly what I picture when I think of Hillary supporters.

Don't forget Sean Astin

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sean_Astin

Saw him on Larry King, what a tool.

FarkinFarker: Please tell me you mailed that back to them.

I certainly considered it. Also considered taking it to the local Obama campaign office as a suggestion for others, or just posting it somewhere in the neighborhood. I just got the thing today; I have a few spare moments until Tuesday.

burndtdan

I early voted on Wednesday in Austin, and there was a line of 75 people. 73 of them looked like those ladies, or their male counterparts.

Just a little something about the Ohio ballot. I know that Rush is asking his people to lie and say they're democrats and vote for Hillary. Shouldn't someone look into that? I just filled out my absentee ballot and I had to sign saying that I was supporting the Democratic party and that I wanted to be known as a Democrat, and at the bottom it said that any fraudulent information given on that sheet was punishable as a 5th degree felony. (I'm sure the Republican ballot looked the same.)

Thraeryn: I certainly considered it. Also considered taking it to the local Obama campaign office as a suggestion for others, or just posting it somewhere in the neighborhood. I just got the thing today; I have a few spare moments until Tuesday.

I really think should send it back to the Hillary campaign.

FarkinFarker: Thraeryn: I certainly considered it. Also considered taking it to the local Obama campaign office as a suggestion for others, or just posting it somewhere in the neighborhood. I just got the thing today; I have a few spare moments until Tuesday.

I really think should send it back to the Hillary campaign.

Postage due... in a big fancy envelope, so not only will it cost a little more, maybe they'll get it because it looks important?

EmmaLou: Just a little something about the Ohio ballot. I know that Rush is asking his people to lie and say they're democrats and vote for Hillary. Shouldn't someone look into that? I just filled out my absentee ballot and I had to sign saying that I was supporting the Democratic party and that I wanted to be known as a Democrat, and at the bottom it said that any fraudulent information given on that sheet was punishable as a 5th degree felony. (I'm sure the Republican ballot looked the same.)

You can change your party affiliation at any time in most states.

TheCid: EmmaLou: Just a little something about the Ohio ballot. I know that Rush is asking his people to lie and say they're democrats and vote for Hillary. Shouldn't someone look into that? I just filled out my absentee ballot and I had to sign saying that I was supporting the Democratic party and that I wanted to be known as a Democrat, and at the bottom it said that any fraudulent information given on that sheet was punishable as a 5th degree felony. (I'm sure the Republican ballot looked the same.)

You can change your party affiliation at any time in most states.

I figured you would have to be able to. No way they can prevent you from voting for anyone.

I take that back, it's more like "you can change it any time before the registration deadline" in most states. Some of them do let you change it the day of. In GA you don't have to be registered with either party, but you only get to vote in one primary. (At least, that's how it looked to me. But I did absentee, so I'm not 100% sure.)

Megain: I know why you're here, Farkers. I know what you've been doing... why you hardly sleep, why you live alone, and why night after night, you sit by your computer. You're looking for him. I know because I was once looking for the same thing. And when he found me, he told me I wasn't really looking for him. I was looking for an answer. It's the question that drives us, Farkers. It's the question that brought you here. You know the question, just as I did.

Is there a spoon?