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commonman
USA
August 2003
MAY 06, 2008 09:22 AM
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bean said:
coyotemike said:
r00kers said:
I have to vote on the board for my local volunteer fire department. Far less exciting.
Only if you're not on fire. Otherwise, it becomes very exciting and important.
I'm pretty sure that can be said of anything, especially swimming.
How can you be on fire if you're swimming? 
MAY 06, 2008 09:27 AM
MisterSatan said:
bean said:
coyotemike said:
r00kers said:
I have to vote on the board for my local volunteer fire department. Far less exciting.
Only if you're not on fire. Otherwise, it becomes very exciting and important.
I'm pretty sure that can be said of anything, especially swimming.
How can you be on fire if you're swimming?
Magnesium.
MAY 06, 2008 10:35 AM
MisterSatan said:
bean said:
coyotemike said:
r00kers said:
I have to vote on the board for my local volunteer fire department. Far less exciting.
Only if you're not on fire. Otherwise, it becomes very exciting and important.
I'm pretty sure that can be said of anything, especially swimming.
How can you be on fire if you're swimming?
How can you say that swimming is not both exciting and important if you're on fire? 
Anyhow, my predictions:
Indiana: Clinton by 4
NC: Obama by 9
Clinton falls so far behind in the popular vote that she can't claim a lead regardless of what metric she uses. Nevertheless, she calls the day's results "a wash" and ignores NC to focus on the "struggles" she had to "overcome" and the "advantages Obama had" in Indiana (nevermind that she's been expected to win Indiana as long as people have been thinking about how Indiana will vote). Meanwhile, Obama stresses the need to bring the contest to a close and move on to face McCain. Both candidates' messages are designed to appeal primarily to Superdelegates.
Tomorrow: Obama is a little more ahead, Clinton is a little more behind. Other than that, nothing changes. Howard Dean's head explodes.
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I will vow to do the same by banning CNN, I actually felt like throwing the remote at the TV during the Penn Primary. I'd opt for a bus station toilet swirly for Wolf's head instead... Preferably one with the blue water in it and Lou Dobbs to keep him company . 
Coyotemike
USA
May 2006
MAY 06, 2008 05:52 AM