2008.11.06 if i don't win, i'm-a gonna break even:
I probably should have been like everyone else and posted my big political post yesterday, but I just had to take a day off and reflect. That and I'm intensely lazy.
Yeah. So. Wow. How about that? The American people stepped up, said they had had enough of this Bush/NeoCon bullshit, and elected a man who has spent the past two years inspiring voters from all walks of life, all across this country. I'll be honest…I didn't always have faith that it was going to turn out this way. More often than I would care to admit, I lay awake in the dark, thinking about stolent elections, extended wars, and complete economic collapse. I actually (in my head) started preparing for a possible Mad Max style future where I was going to have to convert a motocross bike to run on vegetable oil and live out in the woods, eating squirrel.
So, obviously, I was pretty overjoyed, tuesday night. True, the good people of the great Commonwealth of Kentucky did not oust Mitch McConnell, but I figure it's still a win.
I still don't have much to say about it. I'm probably still in shock. I've come to accept that it happened. That it's reality. I just can't quite put all of my thoughts in order to say much more about it.
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tim said:
right on.
Nate said:
I can't believe I came all the way out here for this. I knew this. I knew all of this. Okay, maybe not the part about Tim, but everything else. Where's the meat? Where's the substance? Where's the content?
Damn you Rasnake. Damn you to hell and back.
(Seriously, I'm just looking forward to you posting again)
matt said:
let it hereby be decreed that tim rocks.
and you, Mr. "Nate" sir, if that indeed be thy real name. while thee may well have known the plight that had befallen your beloved bipolar, and the adventure undertaken by which to surmount the obstacles in it's path, others unbeknownst to thee may have been waiting with baited breath to hear even a portion of our tale of woe.
nevertheless, at thy behest, a new post awaits.
Nate said:
Please do tell me what they used to bait their breath. I haven't caught a thing lately.
matt said:
oh you know, the usual. grub worms, nightcrawlers, candied yams, small children.
Nate said:
I usually use the candied yams to catch the small children themselves. I've found it much less expensive than trying to buy them on the white-slave market. And at least you *know* you're getting healthy babies if you catch them wild.
matt said:
well yes, but i've always found the wild ones to have a little too much of a "gamey" taste for my palate.
Nate said:
Bay leaves, my friend. Bay leaves.