Go Obama!
Final: 350ish Obama - 150ish McCain
Grats Obama.
Now don't fuck it up...
Tuesday, November 04, 2008
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- Basically absent-minded professor meets disillusioned traveler. I walk around each day with my head well into the white clouds of pointlessness, where mists of innocent answers lead to a downpour of angry grey questionable quests. This along with a demand that the people of this world stop taking themselves seriously, you'll rarely see me without a grin from ear to ear.
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2 comments:
Welcome, my friend, to a new America. An America where the song of hope has overcome that of fear, the melody of unity has overcome the dissonance of division, and where people can once again sing the songs of their lives instead of being handed scripts they are forced to read in monotone by their economic and perceptual captors.
It will be very interesting to see if things can change, how they evolve, and how we can work together to improve lives and relations here and abroad. The future will always be uncertain, but for the first time in quite a while, I can honestly say that I have real hope.
Cheers to the balancing forces of History!
Well said Matt, thank you for your always spot on insights.
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