I had a touchscreen.



(I tingled after.)

Punch Card...

I practiced safe voting so none of my chads became pregnant.

applekisses said:

subhuman09 said:

Awww...that was Lowe...

applekisses said:

*rimshot*

subhuman09 said:

Steadwood said:

You can vote for American (Pop) Idol already?

subhuman09 said:

Can I

....Which Party do they represent

Steadwood said:

The Party.

subhuman09 said:

That bad eh?

Steadwood said:

Politics & Religion?

"In Florida they're bracing for Hurricane Frances. The National Guard is placing sandbags around all the crooked voting machines." - David Letterman

I did not vote.

Freespirit said:

sag10 said:

*OUCH!*

I never felt so torn in my life...

Freespirit said:

Ace said:

May we just survive the next four years...

Freespirit said:

That is it!

I didn't want to just survive.. I wanted a nation united.

sag10 said:

Beautiful goal Yolanda... although I truly believe unity happens behind the scenes free of political influence/society rules... evolved by (at times) "the majority rules" of power...

~Deep topic.

I truly feel torn to who should have political power over our country, it is a critical time indeed (reasons so diverse), yet we have been a highly privileged country (taking much for granted) to say the very least.
[Edited 11/3/04 9:13am]

The good ol' punchcard. Yep.

Freespirit said:

I am scared for us... I pray!

Check out this shit. No, this is not a joke. To read the instructions go to: http://www.sos.state.mi.u...ver_2.html

InspectorGadget said:

now, that's just scary. They should put that one in Florida.

InspectorGadget said:

that's the shit!

Tom said:

not talking about politics, just the machine.

We had those standard old fashioned ones where the curtain dings when you close it. I was having a good time with that. It's always the silly small things that crack me up the very most.

AnckSuNamun said:

Those old-school voting machines are actually pretty easy to use. Pull the big red handle to close the curtain, flip down the switches to choose your votes, and pull the handle the other way to lock in your votes and open the curtain. That's it.

Sweeny79 said:

I had a pretty old-fashioned deal. Not surprising considering the area I was voting in, good old Schuylkill County, PA.
We got a big piece of paper with a few bubbles to fill in next to people's names. The independent party was crossed off and there was a sign that said we couldn't write Nader in, so I was kinda disappointed. There were huge black pencils taped to old pieces of twine, looked like it hadn't been changed since the 40's, kinda like the proud ladies running the place. Now that's old-fashioned.