OT: Yaaaaayyyyyyyyyyy!!!!!!!!!!!!!
11-05-08 | 11:16 AM
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Harsh on my buzz? What buzz?
Is this something you heard the cool kids say?
Some people can be worse winners than they are losers.
I think I'll start making some giant paper mache puppets and "Uck Fobama" stickers... no, I guess I'm too grown up for that kind of thing.
Is this something you heard the cool kids say?
Some people can be worse winners than they are losers.
I think I'll start making some giant paper mache puppets and "Uck Fobama" stickers... no, I guess I'm too grown up for that kind of thing.
11-05-08 | 12:01 PM
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First off YEAAAAAAAAA.
I live in Boulder,CO one of the most liberal cities in the state, for those that don't know. The bars were packed, it was like the Superbowl was on, it was nuts! After PRESIDENT-ELECT Obama's speech the walking mall know as Pearl Street Mall filled with supporters. At the main intersection of the mall was the biggest gathering, every time the traffic stopped supporters filled the roadway. Eventually the cops so up and redirected traffic, not to break it up. I was lifting my bike up in the air, giving high fives to everyone. It was intense people were on cars in trees, see pics, and so so happy. Here's pics...enjoy.... GO'Bama! Oh yea and all cheering, "yes we can, yes we can"
This is a moment you never forget.
CJ
I live in Boulder,CO one of the most liberal cities in the state, for those that don't know. The bars were packed, it was like the Superbowl was on, it was nuts! After PRESIDENT-ELECT Obama's speech the walking mall know as Pearl Street Mall filled with supporters. At the main intersection of the mall was the biggest gathering, every time the traffic stopped supporters filled the roadway. Eventually the cops so up and redirected traffic, not to break it up. I was lifting my bike up in the air, giving high fives to everyone. It was intense people were on cars in trees, see pics, and so so happy. Here's pics...enjoy.... GO'Bama! Oh yea and all cheering, "yes we can, yes we can"
This is a moment you never forget.
CJ
11-05-08 | 12:07 PM
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11-05-08 | 12:11 PM
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11-05-08 | 01:09 PM
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yeah, stating disapproval of a political figure in a way you think is funny is SOOOO childish
11-05-08 | 01:12 PM
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This is different. New York City was so ****ing alive last night. High fives and hugs on the street, raised fists and voices of people singing "Lift Every Voice"... it was a huge street party, a celebration. It was beautiful.
11-05-08 | 01:45 PM
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so uh, has anybody removed the mccain spokecards from their wheels yet
11-05-08 | 01:52 PM
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Howbout finding another thread to **** up, brah? Your attempts at trolling are as transparent as Palin's attacks on Obama's character.
11-05-08 | 02:16 PM
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From: indoors and out.
11-05-08 | 02:34 PM
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Anyway, congratulations Senator Obama.
11-05-08 | 03:12 PM
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Hearing his strangled grasps for air as he ranted on about how TV electoral projections are a form of cheating was pretty good. He also said that early voting is cheating and that this wasn't a big turnout and that this wasn't a landslide. He must be higher than usual today....
It is very entertaining, believe me.
It is very entertaining, believe me.
11-05-08 | 03:15 PM
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11-05-08 | 03:33 PM
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Apparently there were people dancing in the streets here in Athens. Seeing as I was rather drunk at the time, I didn't bother to leave me home.
My history professor went on a long ass tangent today connecting this election to the 60s(subject of the course). It was actually probably the most interesting thing she has talked about the entire quarter.
My history professor went on a long ass tangent today connecting this election to the 60s(subject of the course). It was actually probably the most interesting thing she has talked about the entire quarter.
11-05-08 | 03:56 PM
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Obama at Lil 500...HOLLA!!..bloomington is the ****
BTW...this is a perfect situation for Palin to do Playboy. I would definitely buy that one!
BTW...this is a perfect situation for Palin to do Playboy. I would definitely buy that one!
11-05-08 | 04:12 PM
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11-05-08 | 04:23 PM
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Yes, I know, but it was still a very classless thing to do and, even though McCain asked them to stop, it is very telling of the type of supporters this man had.
Compare it to the words that Obama used in thanking McCain; people clapped and cheered, there was not one "boo" to be heard....
Compare it to the words that Obama used in thanking McCain; people clapped and cheered, there was not one "boo" to be heard....
I think your going to find bad examples in every crowd. And if Obama hadn't of won, I think there would have been a lot more then booing going on.
I am happy he won for whatever that's worth.