Is it odd that they are predicting rain everywhere?

[AnIndependentTexan]

I'm sort of getting one of those tinfoil hat moments.

[nookiemonster]

1. The wetter, the better n/t

[Indiana_Dem]

2. Yeah what do they call it when those in power control the weather,

isn't it called HAARP or something? Or does that stand for something else? I just remember that word connected with weather.

[Philostopher]

3. I've voted since 1982 in Ohio.

We're about 50/50 for rain on Election Day. Nothing unusual about rain in the Midwest or North Central regions the first week of November. Now, I don't know about climate in other regions. Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri -- nothing odd about rain this time of year, here.

[Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin]

4. Doesn't matter

I live in the pacific northwest. It rains quite a bit this time of year.

[Indiana_Dem]

5. Well, anyway, many of us have already voted.

Hopefully that will help!

[Bush_Eats_Beef]

6. Rain to support Bush's attempt to recover lost souls in The Book Of Blood

NO, wait...that was ERNEST BORGNINE in the cheese theatre classic "The Devil's Rain." I always get that movie mixed up with Bush's candidacy in the 2004 election.



:evilgrin:

[LiberalAndProud]

7. Bad weather will help the Dems I am certain.

Bush supporters are lukewarm at best. Will not stand in wet or snow or a cool breeze to support their candidate.

Those of us who have two very good reasons to vote: INTENSE distaste for the current administration and building EXCITEMENT about the prospect of President Kerry will show up to VOTE. Believe it.

[RoyGBiv]

8. Uhhhh ... Not really, no...

There's a cold front making its way through the country, part of which happens to be stalled at the moment. And, there's another one right behind it. That a fairly typical weather pattern for this time of year.

[Nightjock]

9. Rain ...

When it rains in a movie it is usually symbolism for change...

[MsTryska]

10. yup...the wetter the better.

that's why the black hoodies come in handy.