Originally Posted by Sarah

I'm shooting an arrow at the box and see where it lands. (sure hope it doesn't miss)

I have your arrows.

INSTRUCTIONS:

Now, when aiming for your perspecive voting box, it's best to do this blind folded.


Results may vary....

Hopfully this method can explain the muttled counts and recounts bound to happen this year.

Originally Posted by Yossarian

I have your arrows.

INSTRUCTIONS:

Now, when aiming for your perspecive voting box, it's best to do this blind folded.


Results may vary....

Hopfully this method can explain the muttled counts and recounts bound to happen this year.

How did you know I was planning on wearing a blind fold?

Originally Posted by Sarah

How did you know I was planning on wearing a blind fold?

I am just good at reading one's personality.

I doubt I'll even vote in the next election. Voting has become a monumental chore. When you don't trust any of the candidates, and it's simply a matter of choosing the lesser of two evils, it hardly seems worth it. It's just no fun anymore.

Originally Posted by jillyz12

I doubt I'll even vote in the next election. Voting has become a monumental chore. When you don't trust any of the candidates, and it's simply a matter of choosing the lesser of two evils, it hardly seems worth it. It's just no fun anymore.

Hey, jilliz, its your right and duty to vote... that is the given right of every citizen of any nation... so exercise that right and exercise it well...

Originally Posted by viper2007

Hey, jilliz, its your right and duty to vote... that is the given right of every citizen of any nation... so exercise that right and exercise it well...

I know, viper...believe me, I'm aware of the privilege but like I said....the choices are bleak at best. Should I waste a vote on a candidate that I don't believe in or truly support?

Originally Posted by jillyz12

I know, viper...believe me, I'm aware of the privilege but like I said....the choices are bleak at best. Should I waste a vote on a candidate that I don't believe in or truly support?

Well, jillyz, I think I am beginning to understand where you are coming from...

Kinda reminds me of a movie, an old one actually, starring Richard Pryor, I think... the tiltle- Brewster's Millions?- it is basically a story about a guy who has to spent money to inherit money...

Well, in one scene, in order to "waste" some money, h entered an election, competing with two candidates, both considered scounderels, His election line- "Vote for none... (or something like that)". He actually was doing better than the other two...

Maybe some American citizen can start something like that...

Second times the charm right?