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the first one is a little too partisan if you ask me at least the other ones stay fair to each side

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"That's the trouble with political jokes in this country... they get elected!" -- Dave Lippman

that'd be a negative troy

Ok, I probably won't stay up...like said earlier, I don't want to be up for over a month waiting on the results... But, for those who watch CNN that night...keep an ear out...they did a voting pole for elementary schools are are supposed to announce the results for each campus...Mine would be Goose Creek CISD--Harlem Elementary...It was funny to watch the little PreK, K, 1st graders vote, even some 2nd and 3rd were interesting...For PreK one teacher tried to explain it and ended up just asking them if they like an elephant or donkey best...:%)

"I've got a great ambition to die of exhaustion rather than boredom." Thomas Carlyle

As a US History teacher it is almost manditory that I stay up and watch the election returns, or at least check on them off and on during the evening and night.

I am in a sweepstake on this, five of my pounds are at stake, but i'm still not sure i fewel liek staying up. I actually think kerry might have it, especially if he can get one or two non-coastals, but not by more than 20.

I cant wait for the results of the election.. its gonna be a close one, but I already know who is going to win... i love politics, there great and i dont think they r boring!!
-kristin

Last edited by Fallout at 30-Oct-2004 19:16

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I work late so I will be listening in on talk radio. Unfortunately, I must agree with the general feeling that we wont have a result overnight.]

In the 2000 election, I watched BBC news, which was much more informative and more fun to watch than the American stations!

I will stay up, but I know we won't know the president that evening.

I probably won't stay up because...school *can't recall ever staying up on election night* O.o

Some of us actually have to work those crazy hours of the night

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I'm a political science student, and I am not staying up to watch the election. In fact, I'm strongly considereing not even voting for president. I'll not get into the reasons why here (because they will probably offend absolutely everyone in the states, and politics isn't to be discusssed on this board). I'm really only concerned with voting for US Congress in this election.

hmmm - coverage starts at 1150Pm and goes on til 6am, will I make it all the way through - I think not, but if I can find a telly, I'm gonna try anyway.

Anyone else gonna be watching?

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I like to think that whoever designed marine life was thinking of it as basically an entertainment medium. That would explain some of the things down there, some of the unearthly biological contraptions

This]http://www.flowgo.com/funpages/view.cfm/6019[/link] (friendly), [link=this]http://atomfilms.shockwave.com/af/content/this_land[/link] (a little "colorful" but not bad) and [link=this (also a little "colorful" but not bad) pretty much sum up how I feel about the whole thing Click watch clip on the last 2.

Enjoy.

><>Dani<><

Edit: Ok ok I really do care and I am voting (if I can that is. Long story don't ask ]:|), but I still think they're pretty funny

Last edited by gartenzwerfe at 29-Oct-2004 13:17

i'll be watching even though i have a big test the next morning

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"That's the trouble with political jokes in this country... they get elected!" -- Dave Lippman

Since I'm sure that we'll absolutly know the results by the time the election is "over" I'm staying up of course! [/sarcasm].

I have a feeling this one will be just as ugly as last time, if not worse. *Disowns her own degree in mass communications*.

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Last edited by Babelfish at 29-Oct-2004 09:50

Four years ago I think I gave up around 1AM (November 3rd) when things still weren't figured out.

This year I'll probably stay up until my usual hour, 11PM - 12AM and that's it.

It would be a lot easier if I still lived in WA state, since we were 3 hours behind the east coast, we got the results in from the eastern states before dinner. I remember in 4th grade, the 1988 election, our homework assignment was to fill in each state on a map of the US either blue or red, depending on who took it.

I'm still a politics student - it's kinda mandatory to stay up

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I like to think that whoever designed marine life was thinking of it as basically an entertainment medium. That would explain some of the things down there, some of the unearthly biological contraptions

Last time I planned to stay up to watch for election results, they weren't out for a month. If I'd actually managed to stay up I probably would've gone crazy, literally, from lack of sleep. This year I think I'll just vote, go to sleep, and turn the news on when I wake up - not that they'll have decided anything by then, I'm sure.

-Molly
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Sorry but I find it hard to think of anything that could be more boring.

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bwahahahaa.... you're actually going to waste time on that?