KOEB 2/5/08 Super Duper Mega Humongous Big Fat Tuesday Edition

[Berry Cool]

Keith has been here since 6. I have only been able to tune in recently, and I'm furious. My building chose today to demand that we all unplug our appliances for the day because it was shutting down the electrical system for hours to install some new "amenity" it won't tell us about, which meant I couldn't set to record and would have to start whenever I got home. I then got home and learned that when I plugged everything back in, the cable was going to be sputtery and snowy for God knows how long before stabilizing, as it often is after a power outage.

It's still snowy, but the snow is almost gone.

Keith is pink and white again tonight, with, I think, the mild black-on-black stripe. Excellent look for him.

Fasten your seat belts, it's going to be a bumpy night on DU...

[WolverineDG]

1. Obama marches through Georgia!

:woohoo: :bounce:

dg

[SeattleGirl]

2. Hi Berry! Howdy all!

Gad, I hate it when the computer and/or cable are out, for whatever reason.

:hi:

[Berry Cool]

3. Yeah, it stinks.

Wretched. But all is well now.

:hi: Keith's looking lovely and pink, and all I regret is that I paused during commercials and didn't get a great one for Oddball.

Looks like Obama really killed in Georgia, and a bunch of states are about to close polls.

[SeattleGirl]

4. They were saying that it looks like a real generational split in

Georgia, with lots and lots of young people coming out and voting for Obama. Go kids!!!!

[WolverineDG]

6. Yup

I was trying to explain this to a friend of mine who is a few years older than me. I feel that history is propelling us forward & that's why the youngsters are voting Obama. They're the 2nd & 3rd generations post-Civil Rights Act & they want to push on forward.

Me? I'm supposed to be a boomer but born during the last year of the "boom," so I'm with the kids on this one. The only America I remember is the post-Civil Rights one. :hi:

dg

[SeattleGirl]

8. I'm 52, and I remember a lot about the Civil Rights era.

I especially remember visiting my dad's relatives in Arkansas, and seeing "White's Only" and "Colored's Only" signs on different businesses, and hearing the "N" word thrown around like it was nothing.

I was listening to Randi Rhodes today, and so many people who voted today called in (and they were voters for Obama and for Clinton), saying that they cried after they voted, because of how monumental this vote was. And they are absolutely right.

[WolverineDG]

11. My grandparents would spin in their graves

(if we hadn't cremated them that is :P ) when I cast my vote next month. :evilgrin:

dg

[SeattleGirl]

14. So would mine.

Not to mention my aunts and uncles who lived there until they passed away.

[Berry Cool]

I'd like to think I have a sense of history, and of what women before me have done and sacrificed.

As well as a sense of what civil rights were like when I was born, as opposed to what they became only a few years later. And that I have not forgotten how recent this all is. And all that despite being only a tad older than you, Wolfie.

At the same time, like you, I feel that it's not only time for the Greatest Generation to retire, it's time for the old boomer wave--the adults born in the postwar 1940s and '50s who have dominated our country's public life for so long--to make some room for those a little younger than they are. We should not have to wait for them to die out.

It makes me sad and frustrated to see old-line feminists thinking that any younger feminist who doesn't support Hillary has somehow forgotten what a long hard struggle women have had. On the contrary...I dream of a brave new world in which I can support women based on THEIR record and THEIR experience and what I think THEY would do, versus based on their husband's record and their husband's experience and what HE did.

Edwards made my choice tough, but I have to admit, since he dropped out, it's looked clearer all the time.

[SeattleGirl]

19. Right on, Berry

I was born in the middle of the Baby Boom, so I was a bit too young to go out marching and such with the anti-war marchers, etc. I'm certainly not ready to retire to my rocking chair, but I am more than happy to welcome the younger generations.

One of my biggest passions is encouraging people to register and to vote. I started talking to my daughter about the importance of it when she was 15; she's 28 now, and I'm happy to say that she and her friends are politically aware, and that pretty much all of them vote.

I think there is room enough for all our voices, regardless of what generation we are part of. I don't like it when some younger folks I've read on DU say that anyone older than them should sit down and shut up, but I also don't like it when people my age or older think that the young people's voices and votes don't matter.

[Berry Cool]

35. Everyone who is of age should have a voice.

And I'm getting mighty tired of the argument that Obama is nothing but flowery rhetoric and pretty speeches and that he attracts a cultlike following of zombies who are paying no attention to his substanceless platform or utter lack of experience.

For one thing, his platform doesn't lack substance. For another, he doesn't completely lack experience, and where he does, his lack matches up similarly to that of some guys who turned out to be pretty good presidents.

I also don't believe he will essentially bend over and take it from the Repugs, which is the other big argument against him.

Hillary has some things to be said for her, but at the end of the day I can't rid myself of the idea that if she becomes president, she's going to share the office with Bill, and, indeed, possibly be a figurehead while he steers the ship. I don't have enough Clinton nostalgia in me to like that thought, and I'm too feminist to want to see it happen. I feel it would be a mistake to be so miserable over the 2000s that we reach back for the 1990s. Just as it would be a mistake just to go for Obama because he's "new" and for no other reason.

[SeattleGirl]

46. I don't believe that stuff about Obama either.

I was very young, but I remember the Kennedy years, and how helpful he made a lot of people feel, and how much got done, either when he was in office, or within just a few years of his assassination (going to the moon, for example).

I've read Obama's website (and Clinton's too), and he has a lot of substance. People who put him down because of his message of hope are full of crap, I think.

I just watched V for Vendetta again the other day, and a line at the very end really struck me this time, when Evvy says, "This city doesn't need another building, this city needs hope." And so do we all.

[RevCheesehead]

95. I LOVE that movie!

"The truth is, there's something terribly wrong with this country."

[Berry Cool]

99. I think a lot of people feel threatened by Obama's charisma, and I can't blame them.

Charisma isn't everything, and it's true that unless there's something to back it up, it means nothing. But I don't think that's the case with him. But the easiest thing to do when you want to attack someone is to attack their strengths. He's an excellent public speaker, so the easiest thing to do is attack his speeches and say that there's nothing beneath them.

I guess the easy way to attack Hillary is to say she's "unelectable" simply because no one else may be able to rally the Repugs against them as well as she can. Thing is, I'm not sure it isn't true.

[WolverineDG]

162. Well, I for one, went

:eyes: when the NY & CT NOW delegations issued a fatwa on Teddy Kennedy for endorsing Obama over Hillary. Christ on a bicycle! It's not like he endorsed a pro-life Republican. NOW can go kiss my ass.

dg

[Berry Cool]

7. So, here's a superdelegate who says it doesn't matter how his state votes.

He will vote for Hillary no matter what the voters say.

[SeattleGirl]

10. Ugh! Not good at all.

"Hell with the people! I'm doing what I want, so there!"

Crap.

I heard Barbara Boxer on with either Ed Schultz or Thom Hartmann today, and she said she would use her Super Delegate vote to go with the majority of the Dem voters in California. I like that!

[WolverineDG]

5. Keith read off the list of states

I swear he was about to say "and Feitlebaum." I would have died laughing if he had.

dg

[Berry Cool]

9. I missed coming back from commercials in time to record that.

It was pretty funny. But I did catch him quoting Elvis Costello.

[Berry Cool]

12. I will have to take occasional breaks for laundry.

If I don't I will have nothing to wear to work tomorrow.

[WolverineDG]

13. Call in sick

:)

works for me.

dg

[Berry Cool]

18. Won't work. Got a meeting tomorrow and have to express some sign of progress at it

on a project on which I have been working.

Believe me, if I could stay home I would. How am I gonna make it to 2 a.m.? :boring:

[GigiMommy]

57. Teeheeheeheeheehehehe!!!!

I LOVE that Smiley!!!!! And I have to apologize. Last night, I attempted to make a joke about Keith's suit and I didn't realize that it was BROWN instead of GREY. I've been told to stop subjecting others with my lack of jokism and here I was doing it again. Sorry. :cry:

[Berry Cool]

108. What?? Lack of jokism???

Me no get it. :shrug:

You're always welcome with us, GGM.

[Patsy Stone]

17. During the past few months

everytime anyone starts listing states, for any reason, I do the Dean scream at the end. :hi:

[Berry Cool]

22. Anytime anyone makes a speech and says "And from here we're gonna go on to..."

even if it's a sports team, I find myself screaming "YEAH!" in my head.

Dan Patrick even plays it sometimes when playing clips of coaches on his show as they give press conferences. "We won big here, and now we're gonna go on to the playoffs and win there...YEAH!"

[Patsy Stone]

23. A list of any three states will do it.

And they all do it: Tweety and Timmeh and the candidates' staffs, Citizen Joe and Pat. It just keeps on giving.

[WolverineDG]

163. That'll work

:hi:

[Patsy Stone]

15. It's Super Phat Tuesday

:hi:, all!

How 'bout that Mike Huckabee, huh? Do you think we could just make him the President of West Virginia and be done with him?

[Berry Cool]

16. Nah, too close to Ohio for my comfort.

:hi: Pats!

Nah, I don't wanna have to put signs up along our side of the Ohio River: "Welcome to West Virginia. You Are Now Leaving the Millennium."

[Berry Cool]

20. What exactly is the point of having John McEnroe on the All-Bran ads?

Is the idea to have a spokesperson who's full of...????

And I see they're still keeping up the oblique jokes, although not as subtly now, with McEnroe saying the guy whose kitchen he's inexplicably showed up in "still needs some work on your pipes." :puke:

[SeattleGirl]

21. Hi Patsy!

:hi:

[ralps]

24. Hi BerryBush, Hi Everyone! Will Romney win any states tonight????

:hi: :loveya: :hug: :pals: :woohoo:

[SeattleGirl]

27. He is projected to win Massachusetts

No surprise there, really.

[ralps]

33. Hi SeattleGirl, Darn!!

:hi: :loveya: :hug: :pals: :woohoo: :rofl:

[Berry Cool]

47. Another gold medal for Mittens.

Ho-hum.

[Patsy Stone]

29. He won Massachusetts

:hi:, ralps!

[ralps]

38. Hi Patsy, Personally I hope Romney stays in longer to make McCain spend

more money! :hi: :loveya: :hug: :pals: :woohoo:

[Patsy Stone]

40. Absolutely

I was hoping he would win Florida, but no such luck. I was his biggest fan that night.

Let's go, Mitt!!!

[SeattleGirl]

25. Who else here thinks that the Republican voters who vote on "values"

are really voting to take us back to the 18th Century?

[Berry Cool]

65. They do not value the same things I value.

Obviously.

[GigiMommy]

26. Happy Super Tuesday!

:hi: Happy New York Giants! Happy Mardi Gras!

[SeattleGirl]

30. Hi Gigi!

Cool poster!

:hi:

[GigiMommy]

44. Hi SG!!!

:hi: Thanks!

[bunny planet]

28. Yo ladies, I will do my utmost to stomach Tweety for as long as I can

I suffer through him for KO.
How are you all.
I took my little one into the voting booth with me today, she pushed the red cast vote button for me. It was very exciting.
I was torn right up until the last minute, but voted for Barack.
I just tuned in, has NJ reported anything yet on the Democratic side.
I hated voting on those vapor machines again.

[Patsy Stone]

31. Just that Menendez is voting for Hillary

:hi:, doll!

[bunny planet]

45. Patsela!!!!

I'm so glad to be here, been so overwhelmed with work I'm exhausted.
Lots of good things are happening though and I might have a big surprise to relate soon.

Crikey, do I have to listen to political analysis from Nora O'Donnell, really?

[SharonRB]

48. Oh, please, don't keep us in suspense!

[bunny planet]

58. I have to, don't want to jinx it. I'll know something definite by Friday.

It's career related, I promise I'll let you know as soon as I do.

[SharonRB]

67. I figured it was career related

I was just kidding. I understand needing to keep things quiet until they're for sure.

[Berry Cool]

74. Sounds promising.

Hope it all goes well, Buns, and you can soon tell us.

[GigiMommy]

70. Hi Sharon!!!

:hi:

[SharonRB]

71. Hi, Gigi

:hi:

[SeattleGirl]

36. And now we have to put up with Tucker.

:puke:

[Patsy Stone]

43. It just gets worse.

:puke:

Why does he still have a job?

[SeattleGirl]

49. I have no idea.

Apparently some folks at MSNBC don't realize what a piece of crap he is.

[SharonRB]

42. I would have been disappointed if you had voted any other way

:hi:

[bunny planet]

50. Oh there really wasn't a chance I would have. I did have a two hour talk this

morning with my NYC politico friend who tried to convince me Hillary's experience was the most important thing. She compared Barack and Hillary to Andy Stein and David Dinkins in city politics, not particularly relevant.

Too close to call in NJ, and touch screen machines with no paper trail. Great.

[bunny planet]

32. I haven't liked David Gregory since he danced with MC Rove

I still love me some David Schuster though.

[Patsy Stone]

39. Agreed

on both points. :loveya:, David. He's another mensch.

[bunny planet]

34. Oh look away, its bowtie boy

[Berry Cool]

41. Poor Bun-Bun. Glad to see you, but you showed up at just the wrong time, I guess.

The Tweety and Tucker Show is back:

[bunny planet]

52. Keef is back now, I can turn the sound up again

[SharonRB]

51. Too close to call in Joisey, BunBun

0% reporting.

[SharonRB]

37. Well, big, fat, super, duper Tuesday is finally here!

:hi: everyone.

[Berry Cool]

68. Hi, Sharon.

:hi: And Mardi Gras too. Wish it wasn't such an awful time for you.

How you holding up?

[SharonRB]

72. Hanging in there

One minute I'm fine and the next I'm bawling. I expect it will be this way for a while.

[Patsy Stone]

73. Yes

Yes it will. :hug: :loveya:

[GigiMommy]

79. OK I said hi in the wrong spot...(maybe I should keep reading)

Hi Sharon!:hi:

[RevCheesehead]

53. The Prodigal Cheese has returned!

:hi: Hi, everyone!

[ralps]

55. Hi RevCheesehead, How are you all doing & Hi to Oreo, CC & lil' Keith!

:hi: :loveya: :hug: :pals: :woohoo:

[RevCheesehead]

63. Hi ralps and Crook!

We're good, although the cats miss my SIL, who was here for a week. I just got back from the airport. :)

[SharonRB]

56. Hi, Rev

:hi:

[RevCheesehead]

66. Hi, Sharon

How are things going with your mom? I've been praying for you all. :hug:

[SharonRB]

69. She's about the same

We're just taking it day to day, but we know it probably won't be too much longer. She's actually surprised us all by hanging on this long.

[RevCheesehead]

80. She's giving you time to prepare.

I will continue to keep you all in prayer. And safe passage to your Mom. :hug:

[SharonRB]

97. Thanks

My dad is sure prepared. I'm not so sure I am. He actually cancelled her long term care insurance on Friday, but my sister and I made him reinstate it yesterday, just in case. It won't hurt him to keep it for another month.

[Patsy Stone]

59. My goodness!

I've missed you. :hug:

[RevCheesehead]

76. Awww...

I missed you, too!

[SeattleGirl]

61. Rev!

Welcome to Tuesday Night Madness! :hi:

[RevCheesehead]

82. w00t!!

:woohoo:

How are ya, sweetie? :hug:

[SeattleGirl]

83. I'm good!

Making some tuna noodle casserole. Yum!

:hug:

[RevCheesehead]

86. Oooh, that sounds yummy!

Comfort food is the best. :9

[bunny planet]

64. Where were you?

I'm the prodigal bunny.

[RevCheesehead]

84. Hi, PB!

I was with my SIL, here, cleaning my entire house. This was no small job. I now have floors in the hallway, bedrooms, living room, and kitchen!!!

[bunny planet]

103. I can so understand, I'm cleaning my studio at the moment.

That's a scary, messy place covered with wax.

[RevCheesehead]

106. Does the wax repel the dust?

Even the cats have been sneezing this week!

I can't believe she'd take time off from work to come and help me - AND, she WANTED TO DO IT! She's amazing, and I :loveya: her!

[Berry Cool]

77. Hey Cheesemeister!

:hi: Missed you!

[RevCheesehead]

88. Berry!!!

I had a horrible Keith dream last night! :cry:
I was in NYC, and Keith got word that I was in town. He sent some thug from MSNBC to tell me to stay away. When I protested, he said, "Look, the only person MSNBC hates, besides Katy, is YOU." :cry::cry:

I have no idea where THAT came from!! :P

[Berry Cool]

96. Oh no! I have those kinds of dreams!

You're not supposed to! How awful!!!!

...Wait. In your dream, MSNBC hated Katy? :rofl:

[RevCheesehead]

98. Perhaps it means....

that we're both seen as distractions to Keith? :shrug:

Yeah, I smiled at that - even in the dream. :evilgrin:

[Berry Cool]

100. Maybe she's a distraction to him

but you're an even bigger distraction. :evilgrin:

[RevCheesehead]

104. Just for that, you get:

your very own otter shot!

[Berry Cool]

113. Oh no...you're making me imagine Keith with a wet head.

Like he just stepped out of the shower. Ahem.

[GigiMommy]

114. Awwwwwww!

He so CUTE!!!!!

[GigiMommy]

85. Hi Rev!

:hi:

[RevCheesehead]

91. Hi, Gigi!

How are you doing? :hi:

[Botany]

89. Did I ever tell you that you are my Fav?

[RevCheesehead]

93. Right back atcha, Buddy.

[Botany]

101. and we were in a hotel @ that time too .....

How Steph could have not slipped me her room key is beyond me? :rofl:

Might have something to do w/ her keeping her eyes closed in the picture.

[RevCheesehead]

109. Hey, that's OK...

In her mind, she was with you and thinking of Keith.
Something tells me that you could probably have the same thing with any woman of the KOEB. Estrogen does strange things, ya know.

[ralps]

54. Go Hucklebee!!!!! Win some more states!! LOL

:hi: :loveya: :hug: :pals: :woohoo: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

[ralps]

60. With 0% of the vote in Tennessee is called for Clinton???? WTF???

:hi: :loveya: :hug: :pals: :wtf:

[SeattleGirl]

62. Guess they needed something to do, huh?

[Berry Cool]

81. Keith got bored. Ha.

Yeah, and now that he's called Tennessee for Hillary he'll be called a Hill shill.

[Botany]

75. Why is MSNBC showing Florida and Michigan as Clinton states?

She has zero delegates from either.

BTW

Barack - O - mentum?

[bunny planet]

78. Rats, I've got to go, I can't stand Tweety, not enough Keef and Mr. Bunny is

leaving right now on a business trip to Baltimore, gotta go give him some hugs.
I'm worried that my state is too close to call, that's the problem with no way to recount the votes.

[Berry Cool]

87. Sorry to hear that. There will be more Keef.

It sadly seems that Tweety is starting to get his annoying legs under him again.

[Berry Cool]

90. Jim Ward has ruined Tom Brokaw for me.

Every time I hear him talk, I think of Jim Ward's impression of him.

[Berry Cool]

92. They're projecting Hillary to win Arkansas with 0% of the vote counted?

This is so goofy.

[Patsy Stone]

94. And when he duels with Brit Hume?

:rofl:

[Berry Cool]

102. OMG, Joey Scars finally made me laugh...and I was ready to split my sides!

"Hey, Mike Huckabee's got the popcorn popper ready...he's got the squirrels all lined up..." :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

Keith: "When does the squirrel pizza arrive?"



Somebody please help me. Mike Huckabee is catering his victory party.

[bleever]

105. Bill Richardson has a writers' strike beard!

And, I love seeing Horatio Saenz do Richardson on SNL.

:hi:

[Patsy Stone]

107. His career is on a similar track

at the moment.

:hi:

[Berry Cool]

110. The KOOS is looking SOOOOO beautiful and soft tonight.

I want to reach out and touch it so badly.

Why do we need HDTV? Why can't we have Pat the Bunny TV instead? That way all I'd have to do is reach out and touch the screen to stroke Keith's hair.

Have I succeeded in making anyone :puke: yet? :rofl:

[Patsy Stone]

111. On the edge of it.

:)

You go! Mike Huckabee!

[RevCheesehead]

117. Not me!

[Berry Cool]

120. I love that!

:rofl:

[bleever]

112. Oh, snap!

:rofl:

[Patsy Stone]

115. I just

calls 'em as I sees 'em.

Maybe soon he'll be a VP candidate, but right now it's all sittin' in the La-Z-Boy and watchin' Matlock.

[bleever]

121. He'd be a great vice-president.

[Berry Cool]

116. It's interesting how lopsided some of these Dem state calls are.

Um, except for a few of 'em.

[Berry Cool]

118. Keith really enjoyed saying "The Nutmeg State."

It was like he'd been waiting all night to say it.

[Berry Cool]

122. Tweety: "It's great to hear about how the young people are calling up the old ones

and telling them to get up off their butts and vote."

Keith: "Yeah. Why, just today my girlfriend text-messaged me..."

:rofl: Ha ha, just kidding.

[Patsy Stone]

119. Oh, brother:

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=132x4417969

[SeattleGirl]

123. Just gave that n00b an eye roll.

[Berry Cool]

124. I gave that one a response.

With my usual Berry KO-lust flair.

We'll see how long it lasts before it gets taken down. :rofl:

[GigiMommy]

125. Woo Hoo!!!

:applause:

[Berry Cool]

126. Tweety, you idiot, you were calling Massachusetts for McCain.

"Uh, er, I mean..."

Does anyone find "The MSNBC Panel" a lot more tolerable now that Rachel's on it? I used to cringe every time they threw to that bunch. Now I look forward to hearing Rachel school all the little boys in the classroom.

[Berry Cool]

127. Pat Buchanan: "McCain is not closing the sale."

Tweety pointing out he wins the Atlantic Coast...but those are pretty much blue states. So how valuable are they?

I think the most hilarious thing happening right now is the Republicans eating their own. Especially all the TV and radio pundits out there who have been acting like the Wicked Witch of the West with water thrown on her since McCain made his resurgence. "I'm MEEEELTIIIIING! What a world, what a world!!!!"

[Berry Cool]

128. This Mittens tool is so idiotic to listen to.

And those stupid catcher's-mitt signs. Only Keith could love them.

[GigiMommy]

131. That's a GOOD thing, I hope...

I wasn't sure what a McCain candidacy would do to the Repubs. I hope they all DO dissolve LIKE the Wicked Witch.

[Patsy Stone]

129. I really miss ignore at times like this.

Sigh.

[Berry Cool]

130. Hey Deanie, won't you come out tonight

He did...

[Berry Cool]

132. Hillary's killing in Jersey, Mass & NY

but what if Obama gets California? It's looking that way.

Then maybe it'll be up to Texas and Ohio to make a real difference.

Would you believe that Mittens has raised more money here than any of the other candidates? And I had such hope for this state, too.

[Berry Cool]

133. Dear Lord, what a mess in Tennessee.

I hope all those trapped people are able to get out.

[Patsy Stone]

135. Horrific

and terrible.

[Patsy Stone]

134. And now he's live on BBC America

Just as I turned the channel on the commercial. LOL.

[Berry Cool]

136. Latest DU Keith Hate Thread:

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=132x4418800

[Patsy Stone]

137. Apparently,

I'm already ignoring that person. LOL.

[Berry Cool]

138. Is your Ignore working?

I thought the special features were off because of tonight's Defcon level. Although it doesn't appear to be too bad tonight.

[Berry Cool]

139. Looks like Mittens may be about to speak soon

which will be an excellent time to go put my clothes in the dryer.

[SharonRB]

141. I think Huckleberry is coming up.

[Berry Cool]

145. Well, Hucklebuck spoke instead

which was just as perfect.

Clothes now on the dry.

[Patsy Stone]

140. When I clicked on it

I was told I was ignoring the author. I think that feature dies at Level 2.

[SeattleGirl]

142. I was told the same thing.

Glad I was already ignoring "it".

[Patsy Stone]

143. The other day

(I don't remember if I told you) I found out someone on my list had already been tombstoned. I felt extremely validated. :)

[SeattleGirl]

144. A couple of weeks ago, I put 6 people on my ignore list in the

space of two days. I went back a couple of days later to check, and 5 of them had been tombstoned. :evilgrin:

[Patsy Stone]

147. LOFL!

I'm not worthy!

[SeattleGirl]

151. Bwahahahaha!

"We're not worthy! We're not worthy!"

:rofl:

[Berry Cool]

148. SG, either you're the Kiss of Death or

you have excellent taste in posters.

[SeattleGirl]

152. I have excellent taste, dahling!

:evilgrin:

[SharonRB]

150. You must have the magic touch

for picking the good ones.

[SeattleGirl]

153. And I didn't even have to use my magic wand!

[Berry Cool]

146. LOL!!!!!!!

Care to share who? Maybe it was someone I also knew and hated.

[Patsy Stone]

149. Something like

gosu200? A troll for sure. Not a long-time troll, a newbie troll.

[SeattleGirl]

155. That was one of them for me.

I think I gob smacked it first, then put it on ignore.

[Patsy Stone]

156. I sorted GDP by author

and flipped through the pages to see what the agendas were. I chose from there. It wasn't even based on a specific candidate, just the sheer stupidity of their oeuvre.

[SeattleGirl]

157. How do you sort by author?

:shrug:

[Patsy Stone]

158. When you go to the main page of GDP

Just click on the word "Author" on the top of the list et voila!

[SeattleGirl]

159. Thanks!

[SeattleGirl]

154. I don't even recall now who they were.

I wouldn't be surprised if we did/do have some questionable people in common.

[Berry Cool]

160. I'm sure they will not be missed.

Honestly, GD-P is such a mess lately, just looking at Latest Threads is a scary thing, and that's usually how I read DU.

[Berry Cool]

161. Well, I think I will begin a new thread.

Anyone wants to continue, they can. I probably won't stay much longer because I need to go down and get my laundry and then I will probably flop in bed and record the rest. I'm curious to see what happens in California but I'm TIRED.