Birdy

TB seems to have a problem considering ANYTHING that doesn't have a patent behind it, labelled with a sticker 'the absolute truth'. All else is crazy.

I'll play! He's super cute! On golden retrievers though - i was touring an abandonned house and was just about to go up a staircase when one came barreling down them, snarling and barking at me. I've never been more afraid of a dog in my life.

yo chandler: It's not like i'm carrying a flag over this or anything. I really don't care. But cut some slack please... this place is a message forum after all, so i think it safe to expect that not everyone's going to read it and slowly start clapping.

And on the other hand, why not just let those that find this article a little sensationalistic, find this article a little sensationalistic? Instead of asking if we're afraid of being convinced of something or perhaps insinuating we don't want this guy to have any hope for his kid's future. s'il vous plait.

haha i love that first picture.

tunnel vision.

Seconded. Thanks for posting this MOBE... it was an interesting read. People who have the gift to inspire as many people as Obama has are very rare, and probably come to surface once or (if you're lucky) twice in a lifetime. I find it interesting to think (if you let your mind think it) that there might be a reason for these people to come out and say what they have to say... if you think about what's going on in the world when they made their marks... Winston Churchill.... Martin Luther King.... Barack Obama.... there's a trend in good and inspirational people who seem to sprout up and gain support when bad shit goes down.

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I don't have kids. Not trying to 'imply' anything here , or even remotely trying to say what this guy was implying with this article, but... seems a little to lend itself to the side of those who voted for Barack because they were voting for a historical landmark. I really, really don't think this is why this guy (er, kid) voted Obama, but the rhetoric (in itself) paints that picture. Hence, the vomit.

I can't speak for Ollie, but I'm certainly not trying to take away from buddy's hope for the future. The article just seems a bit sensationalistic and my "puke puke" agreeance was primarily about the rhetoric, not the actual kid voting for Obama itself.

hah... i was JUST having this same conversation in my living room. looks like we might look into renting a cottage up north and having good dinners and dance parties.

Just an opinion dude.

::puke puke:: I agree.

I so wasn't impressed by the constant boos coming from the crowd every time Obama's name was mentioned.

more Canadians probably would have voted too if George Bush were our Prime Minister

holy shit that was the best speech ever... i could cry.

WOO FUCKING HOOO IS RIGHT! Chicago looks like the funnest place on earth tonight.

hahaha... i was just yelling that out to my cousin in the kitchen!

YAY FLORIDIANS! (so far)

I only have options between CNN and Fox down here... as far as I can tell. And that crazy chick who interviewed buddy from the Ottawa Citizen over Heather Mallick's piece is reporting on Fox News. And I can't stand Fox News, so CNN it is!

I'm not here in this thread to defend anyone but moreso everyone. But if you get the opinion i'm in it for myself, sobeit. But you couldn't be further from the truth. I'm just trying to find a way for an across the board representation of those who believe and those who reason. For real. I think it actually might be one of my better traits.

I'm proud of us Canadians!

and me as well. it's nice to think we can moderate ourselves.