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Does anyone else find it odd that Hillary supporters, who supposedly were ready to boycott Obama if he dared put any woman other than Hillary on the ticket with him, now are supposed to flock to McCain because he put a woman other than Hillary on the ticket with him?

(Note: This post engages in hyperbole for comic effect)

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Originally Posted by Gemini Cricket (Post 236103)

I'm sorry but Bill's first term and Obama now... totally f*ckable.
:blush:

Oh god now I'm picturing GC dressed like Marilyn Monroe, and it's quite funny! :D

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Originally Posted by Chernabog (Post 236167)

Oh god now I'm picturing GC dressed like Marilyn Monroe, and it's quite funny! :D

Brad: "Why do the always look like unhappy rabbits?"
Cherny: "Because that's what they are. Now go and make Barry happy."

:D

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Originally Posted by Gemini Cricket (Post 236172)

Brad: "Why do the always look like unhappy rabbits?"
Cherny: "Because that's what they are. Now go and make Barry happy."

:D

Just to be pedantic ('cause I can)... It's nappy rabbits.

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Originally Posted by Tom (Post 236138)

Assuming there's a certain percentage of complete nimrods in every population, it would only take a portion of them to swing this very close election. As long as she doesn't carry with her anything that would detract from McCain's campaign, a small benefit can make for a huge win.

Just saw and interesting factoid and it hadn't occurred to me. This morning, John McCain brought to an end a very long streak in Republican presidential politics:

2004 - George W Bush/Dick Cheney
2000 - George W Bush/Dick Cheney
1996 - Bob Dole/Jack Kemp
1992 - George HW Bush/Dan Quayle
1988 - George HW Bush/Dan Quayle
1984 - Ronald Reagan/George HW Bush
1980 - Ronald Reagan/George HW Bush
1976 - Gerald Ford/Bob Dole

Thus ends the streak of 8 straight Republican tickets with a Bush or a Dole on them.

Another thing I just noticed. Palin's second child is a 17-year-old named Bristol (female).

Keith Olbermann tonight noted that at one time Palin aspired to be a ESPN sportscaster.

ESPN is headquartered in Bristol, Connecticut. Maybe a connection? Has that been commented on at all today?

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Originally Posted by Cadaverous Pallor (Post 236004)

My (female, pro-Obama, anti-McCain) perspective seems to be aligned with Helen's. I'm insulted. The very idea that droves of women will swing over to vote for McCain simply because he picked an unknown woman to run with him...grrr. What does she really bring to the table in terms of "something McCain doesn't have"?

Regarding "family values", whatever that means - she returned to work three days after giving birth to her Trig (the one with down syndrome) saying "My baby will not be at all or in any sense neglected." I run a bit conservative on those lines, and I'm sure there are plenty of McCain supporters who would be troubled by the working mom mystique.

Likewise. Not that I would vote McCain anyways, but it so happens that pretty much every first world country besides US offers paid maternity leave. Doesn't sound like she'd be pushing women's rights in that direction. Her 3 day return says to me that she doesn't value family all that much.

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Originally Posted by JWBear (Post 236177)

Just to be pedantic ('cause I can)... It's nappy rabbits.

According the the script, it's posted online:

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ADDISON

(icily)
Claudia dear, come closer.
(she does, and he points)
This is Max Fabian. He is a
producer. Go do yourself some good.

MISS CASWELL
(sighs)
Why do they always look like
unhappy rabbits?

ADDISON
Because that is what they are. Go
make him happy.

Source

Obama now has a campaign taunt available to him that probably hasn't been heard since the days of James Buchanan:

"First I'm going to beat you. Then I'm going to f*ck your vice president."