Even more obscure
In the past two days, twice I accidentally spilt just enough of what I was pouring so that it exactly fit into the container it was being poured into.
My church will be mighty. I will rake in the cash. But I will still never vote republican.
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posted by Stella Magdalen @ 1/25/2009 10:02:00 PM
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When I started a business seventeen years ago my father-in-law said "Now you'll finally become a Republican..."
it ain't happened yet
How did I miss this comment? My mail system must be glitching. Oh wait it just came in fifteen minutes ago. Forgive me great god google for doubting you..
Anyway, I will never ever, no matter what, become a republican. Hell I'm not actually even middle of the road enough to be a democrat, I just vote that way more often than not. I did vote republican once for some local prosecutor. I just hated the guy he was up against that much.
But the only thing I have been a card carrying member of is The Midnight Funk Association and I suppose technically the ACLU.
I respect some republicans, Dwight Eisenhower is one I could have given some props to, except that war thing he was on about.
But this idea that seems to be floating around, that if the lower classes vote for them they might some day be admitted to the fortress of mighty wealth... HAH. Suckers everyone of them. They will merely be the massed cannon fodder outside of the gates. As we see this year, even the multi-millionaires are thrown to the dogs and not considered worthy of admittance.
The kind of wealth those people are sucking up to is inconceivable by the likes of us. And yes that word means what I think it means Inago.
I so wish there was a form of Marxism that in any way, resembled what Marx actually said.
The only Republican I ever voted for was Ingrid Sheldon for mayor -- I did a thang at the library once and she was very nice, plus I was always impressed that she waited in line at the post office like everybody else -- and Ann Arbor Democrats are always trying to form green zones and light rails and otherwise be beacons unto humanity whereas Ingrid was more into actually making the city work -- and in conclusion, Ann Arbor Republicans aren't like REAL Republicans...
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