Holy [chat], I'm so [chat]prised!!

Hi I'm Vee!

OMG I WON THE [chat] BUT I WASN'T EVEN TRYING!

Preacher

Jesus VH this was a fail chat.

Nova_C

You guys all suck dick.

I mean.

Grats, VH.

IreneDAdler

This is almost as lame as Than's OP a few threads ago. :v:

Hi I'm Vee!

Maybe I should have gone with V for Ven[chat]ta like I'd planned...

Podly

OP'ing is overrated.

It's all about the maverick postin.

Cause I'm a maverick.

skippydumptruck

bitch about new [chat] for two pages, then [chat] as normal

Simon Moon

Blah blah your chat sucks blah blah.

So, did anyone else see that map that shows the county-level blueness of this past election versus 2004? Most of Mississippi was blue. I was so proud.

Arkansas and Tennessee can eat a dick, though.

Preacher

visiblehowl wrote: »

Maybe I should have gone with V for Ven[chat]ta like I'd planned...

One day late their hombre, Guy Fox day was yesterday.

Hi I'm Vee!

IreneDAdler wrote: »

This is almost as lame as Than's OP a few threads ago. :v:

Okay but seriously, though, lets talk about priest talents...

JustinSane07

Is that their O-face?

Hi I'm Vee!

Preacher wrote: »

visiblehowl wrote: »

Maybe I should have gone with V for Ven[chat]ta like I'd planned...

One day late their hombre, Guy Fox day was yesterday.

Yeah, I know, my OP included a statement about being a day late as well.

Then at the last second I changed it up for Surprise [chat].

Nova_C

GISing for 'Maverick' gets you cars, movie posters and gay porn.

Interesting.

Elki

I wish I didn't have to drive to Nashville to go clubbing.

Preacher

Simon Moon wrote: »

Blah blah your chat sucks blah blah.

So, did anyone else see that map that shows the county-level blueness of this past election versus 2004? Most of Mississippi was blue. I was so proud.

Arkansas and Tennessee can eat a dick, though.

You didn't understand that graph. It was posting whether a county increased democrat support or not. Not that it went for a democrat.

Podly

Preacher wrote: »

Simon Moon wrote: »

Blah blah your chat sucks blah blah.

So, did anyone else see that map that shows the county-level blueness of this past election versus 2004? Most of Mississippi was blue. I was so proud.

Arkansas and Tennessee can eat a dick, though.

You didn't understand that graph. It was posting whether a county increased democrat support or not. Not that it went for a democrat.

Yep. Most counties still voted Repblican, but it shows that the country is much more liberal than last election. It is a pretty awesome map. Can someone relink?

Hi I'm Vee!

Okay, I changed up the OP and title a little bit.

Quit yer bitchin' or it gets worse.

Res

Simon Moon wrote: »

Blah blah your chat sucks blah blah.

So, did anyone else see that map that shows the county-level blueness of this past election versus 2004? Most of Mississippi was blue. I was so proud.

Arkansas and Tennessee can eat a dick, though.

Eating a dick is, frankly, underrated.

Preacher

God this newsweek article skipped over the Palin debate. Damn it newsweek the first parts were excellent, now it seems like you are rushing.

JustinSane07

visiblehowl wrote: »

Okay, I changed up the OP and title a little bit.

Quit yer bitchin' or it gets worse.

My reply still applies!

Elendil

Man, I'm tired

Squirminator2k

I hunger.

Which is a bit silly as I not long got back from a delicious lunch at Mo's.

Res

Elendil wrote: »

Man, I'm tired

Maybe you should save it for when you're ready to go to bed, then.

Simon Moon

Preacher wrote: »

Simon Moon wrote: »

Blah blah your chat sucks blah blah.

So, did anyone else see that map that shows the county-level blueness of this past election versus 2004? Most of Mississippi was blue. I was so proud.

Arkansas and Tennessee can eat a dick, though.

You didn't understand that graph. It was posting whether a county increased democrat support or not. Not that it went for a democrat.

I understood the graph perfectly.

Hi I'm Vee!

FUCK I WANT SOME GODDAMN ASPIRIN!!!

Sarksus

Nobody understands graphs like I do.

That graph? It was a dolphin.

Preacher

I'm sad the newsweek piece started out more balanced, but now it reads like "Poor John McCain he loved this country too much."

JustinSane07

Sarksus wrote: »

Nobody understands graphs like I do.

That graph? It was a dolphin.

??

IreneDAdler

visiblehowl wrote: »

IreneDAdler wrote: »

This is almost as lame as Than's OP a few threads ago. :v:

Okay but seriously, though, lets talk about priest talents...

Sure, we can talk later, when I get home :P

Hi I'm Vee!

Preacher wrote: »

I'm sad the newsweek piece started out more balanced, but now it reads like "Poor John McCain he loved this country too much."

I liked this part:

Newsweek article wrote:

The power of the Obama operation could be measured: doubling the turnout at the Iowa caucuses, raising twice as much money as any other candidate in history, organizing volunteers by the millions. (In Florida alone: 65 offices, paid staff of 350, active e-mail list of 650,000, 25,000 volunteers on any weekend day.) The ultimate test would come Nov. 4. In the meantime, there were indications of a great storm brewing. At the end of August, as Hurricane Gustav threatened the coast of Texas, the Obama campaign called the Red Cross to say it would be routing donations to it via the Red Cross home page. Get your servers ready—our guys can be pretty nuts, Team Obama said. Sure, sure, whatever, the Red Cross responded. We've been through 9/11, Katrina, we can handle it. The surge of Obama dollars crashed the Red Cross Web site in less than 15 minutes.

Elendil

My ankle hurts

Preacher

visiblehowl wrote: »

Preacher wrote: »

I'm sad the newsweek piece started out more balanced, but now it reads like "Poor John McCain he loved this country too much."

I liked this part:

Newsweek article wrote:

The power of the Obama operation could be measured: doubling the turnout at the Iowa caucuses, raising twice as much money as any other candidate in history, organizing volunteers by the millions. (In Florida alone: 65 offices, paid staff of 350, active e-mail list of 650,000, 25,000 volunteers on any weekend day.) The ultimate test would come Nov. 4. In the meantime, there were indications of a great storm brewing. At the end of August, as Hurricane Gustav threatened the coast of Texas, the Obama campaign called the Red Cross to say it would be routing donations to it via the Red Cross home page. Get your servers ready—our guys can be pretty nuts, Team Obama said. Sure, sure, whatever, the Red Cross responded. We've been through 9/11, Katrina, we can handle it. The surge of Obama dollars crashed the Red Cross Web site in less than 15 minutes.

It has some moments, but the debate section, didn't even cover Sarah Palins debate, and hardly covered obamas and mccains. It was more about McCain losing control, and even then it puts it in a positive light for McCain.

DeShadowC

And home.

radroadkill

Damn. My mom called when [chat] was closing.

ViolentChemistry

Fallout.

The Raging Platypus

Preacher wrote: »

visiblehowl wrote: »

Preacher wrote: »

I'm sad the newsweek piece started out more balanced, but now it reads like "Poor John McCain he loved this country too much."

I liked this part:

Newsweek article wrote:

The power of the Obama operation could be measured: doubling the turnout at the Iowa caucuses, raising twice as much money as any other candidate in history, organizing volunteers by the millions. (In Florida alone: 65 offices, paid staff of 350, active e-mail list of 650,000, 25,000 volunteers on any weekend day.) The ultimate test would come Nov. 4. In the meantime, there were indications of a great storm brewing. At the end of August, as Hurricane Gustav threatened the coast of Texas, the Obama campaign called the Red Cross to say it would be routing donations to it via the Red Cross home page. Get your servers ready—our guys can be pretty nuts, Team Obama said. Sure, sure, whatever, the Red Cross responded. We've been through 9/11, Katrina, we can handle it. The surge of Obama dollars crashed the Red Cross Web site in less than 15 minutes.

It has some moments, but the debate section, didn't even cover Sarah Palins debate, and hardly covered obamas and mccains. It was more about McCain losing control, and even then it puts it in a positive light for McCain.

Some of that could conceivably be due to a lack of any good info to use in this kind of format.

Richy

radroadkill wrote: »

Damn. My mom called when [chat] was closing.

Wow, it's amazing the lengths VH went to to get this [chat].

radroadkill

Wait, do people in cancer mom thread think Doc is serious? This makes it more fun!

ViolentChemistry

Oy, Red Ryder LE special was immediate.

Preacher

The Raging Platypus wrote: »

Some of that could conceivably be due to a lack of any good info to use in this kind of format.

Honestly I think they are still pulling their punches. I mean fox has Chris Wallace saying how dumb she was, but that is nonexistant in the Newsweek piece. Palins entire bullshit seems hidden, unless its hiding in the seventh chapter.

Medopine

First trial I helped with - hung jury on one count, guilty on the other

I'll take it