Obama in Wilmington, DE

Deebs · 02-06-2008, 03:18 AM

My aunt and uncle live on the 9th floor of The Residences at Rodney Square in Wilmington, DE.

Their apartment overlooks Rodney Square where Senator Obama spoke on Sunday, February 3rd.

Senator Obama in Rodney Square, talking about change on YouTube.

My aunt (my mom's younger sister) is an Obama supporter. My uncle is a Ron Paul supporter. Much to my aunt's embarrassment, my uncle has prominently displayed Ron Paul signs in the windows of their apartment. Of course, he didn't have much interest on Sunday in watching as 20,000 gathered in the square to hear Senator Obama, but my aunt had a great view with her binoculars. As she was checking things out, she noticed other spectators in the building across from her. Then she noticed that someone was looking at her through his binoculars in the other building. They regarded each other, and my aunt smiled and waved.

About 5-10 minutes later there was a knock at the apartment door. The manager of the building was there, along with an assortment of Bluetooth wearing Secret Service types. The manager was apologizing excessively for the intrusion, but the agents were none too worried about disturbing anyone. They said they needed to come in. They didn't ask. My aunt welcomed them and watched as they searched the apartment for firearms that my aunt might use to take out Barack with her mad sharpshooting skillz.

My aunt is semi-jokingly so pissed at my uncle.

Is this how you earn a spot on the No Fly List?

02-06-2008, 03:18 AM	#1
Deebs ... Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 961	Obama in Wilmington, DE My aunt and uncle live on the 9th floor of The Residences at Rodney Square in Wilmington, DE. Their apartment overlooks Rodney Square where Senator Obama spoke on Sunday, February 3rd. Senator Obama in Rodney Square, talking about change on YouTube. My aunt (my mom's younger sister) is an Obama supporter. My uncle is a Ron Paul supporter. Much to my aunt's embarrassment, my uncle has prominently displayed Ron Paul signs in the windows of their apartment. Of course, he didn't have much interest on Sunday in watching as 20,000 gathered in the square to hear Senator Obama, but my aunt had a great view with her binoculars. As she was checking things out, she noticed other spectators in the building across from her. Then she noticed that someone was looking at her through his binoculars in the other building. They regarded each other, and my aunt smiled and waved. About 5-10 minutes later there was a knock at the apartment door. The manager of the building was there, along with an assortment of Bluetooth wearing Secret Service types. The manager was apologizing excessively for the intrusion, but the agents were none too worried about disturbing anyone. They said they needed to come in. They didn't ask. My aunt welcomed them and watched as they searched the apartment for firearms that my aunt might use to take out Barack with her mad sharpshooting skillz. My aunt is semi-jokingly so pissed at my uncle. Is this how you earn a spot on the No Fly List?
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