IrresistibleB1tch said:

i'd never make a moooove on his livestock

XxAxX said:

reported!!!

IrresistibleB1tch said:

sorry
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susannah said:

I've changed, learned, and improved my life, but as a person maybe I was fully formed.

Happy birthday to you, too (when it comes)!

Whats the meaning of life?

IrresistibleB1tch said:

aw, thanks, but we're supposed to be talking about you

We all know you're irresistible, but what kind of things can make you into a bitch?

LleeLlee said:

the meaning of life is to vote for 3rd party candidates like Nader, listen to Barry White for the ehem... inspiration, read Leonard Cohen's poetry, support your favorite charities, train your dog to be happy and well-adjusted and take care of all animals.

NDRU said:

it's not that kind of a thread... got any dog training questions?

BlackAdder7 said:

I can answer this one.....I think....


She cannot vote

IrresistibleB1tch said:

I'm a bit torn on that one.

My friend in Florida voted for Nader instead of Gore in 2000, now I pretty much blame him for everything the world has gone through since 2001

I used to not vote at all, mainly as a protest against the party system, but I decided I might as well vote for what I felt was the lesser of two evils.

Actually in California the Dems usually win, so I could start showing my support for third party candidates.

IrresistibleB1tch said:

haha, let me rephrase, what kind of things make you angry?

NDRU said:

don't blame your friend (and tell him i said hi! ) - blame the quarter of a million (!!) Florida Democrats who voted for Bush.

IrresistibleB1tch said:

IrresistibleB1tch said:

yeah, can't argue with that!

IrresistibleB1tch said:

NOT ME!!! I sure as hell did NOT vote for Bush....

Blame the Diebold voting machines as well....lol

NDRU said:

ok, i give in (this wasn't supposed to be about me ) - few things make me truly angry - human and animal rights violations, the justification of greed, and war. i try not to sweat the small stuff.

what makes you angry?

LleeLlee said:

have i told you lately that you rock, my friend?

Shanti1 said:

yup, that too.

IrresistibleB1tch said:

NDRU said:

When there is a presidential election, is it true that if a candidate wins a majority of the votes in one state, then all that state's votes will count as being for him? Somebody told me that.

IrresistibleB1tch said:

let's see, big and small stuff drives me nuts, but it basically comes down to people not being kind to their neighbors:

crazy drivers (seems small, maybe, but I encounter it ALL the time and it kills people), war, government lies, pushy people, noise, pollution, extinction, moronic entertainment, and of course, my own shortcomings

retina said:

that depends on what you mean by "win", "votes", and "all".

IrresistibleB1tch said:

but the simple answer is yes, sort of

NDRU said:

all good choices.

IrresistibleB1tch said:

Let's say a candidate gets 55% of the votes in California. Does that mean that when they start adding up all the votes in the different states, 100% of the Californian votes will count as being for him/her?

retina said:

i believe so.

IrresistibleB1tch said:

Why is it like that then?

With that system it must be perfectly possible for a candidate to win against the opposing candidate even though in total the former got much fewer votes than the latter, right? In other words, the outcome of the election might not reflect the will of the majority of the American population.

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retina said:

that's what happened to Al Gore in 2000 - he won the popular vote, yet lost the election. well, and then there was that whole superior court selection thing.