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timepiececlock) wrote2004-10-26 05:51 pm
timepiececlock) wrote2004-10-26 05:51 pm
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http://www.guardian.co.uk/uselections2004/story/0,13918,1329858,00.html
Best. Reply. Ever. :
Please be advised that I have forwarded this to the CIA and FBI.
United States
::ROTLMAO::
Thanks to whoever it was on my flist that posted the link to this-- it's funny beyond most things I've seen this week regarding the election. I am cracking up reading it.
As for myself, when I heard about the letter campaign a week or two ago I was fairly offended; not to the point of cussing people out in responding letters, but nevertheless pretty offended. Anyone is welcome to move here, then you'll have a right to have your say.
Another part of me is laughing my ass off at the idea that they were so naive they actually expected this to have a significantly positive result. Whoever first thought of this campaign definitely does not understand American political culture and probably has never lived here for a long period of time.
Best. Reply. Ever. :
Please be advised that I have forwarded this to the CIA and FBI.
United States
::ROTLMAO::
Thanks to whoever it was on my flist that posted the link to this-- it's funny beyond most things I've seen this week regarding the election. I am cracking up reading it.
As for myself, when I heard about the letter campaign a week or two ago I was fairly offended; not to the point of cussing people out in responding letters, but nevertheless pretty offended. Anyone is welcome to move here, then you'll have a right to have your say.
Another part of me is laughing my ass off at the idea that they were so naive they actually expected this to have a significantly positive result. Whoever first thought of this campaign definitely does not understand American political culture and probably has never lived here for a long period of time.
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