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Sep. 30th, 2004 10:29 pmI'm feeling lazy about LJ today, so I'll be brief:
You probably knew it was coming... but it's SURVIVOR BABBLING TAIMU! ( cut for spoilers )
Also: I'm pleased with how the presidential debates went, from what parts of it I've seen, and what I've heard others say--Kerry did well, and may have snared some more supporters. I think that in general, or at least in the interviews that I've seen, Kerry strikes me as one who's putting some thought into his responses, rather than spitting out catch phrases or whatever other fluff his advisors and speech writers may recommend.
I have no idea if it'll win him this election, but over time, he's definitely making me feel like less of a tool for giving him my vote. ::laughs:: Now, if we can just create enough wiggle room in the system for third-party candidates to actually *have* a decent shot at getting more than 5% of the vote... heh. :)
Finally, for fans of 8-Bit Theater that haven't checked recently: Nuklear Age is available on Amazon. I haven't decided if I want to buy it or not (partly because I have plenty of books here at home that I haven't yet had time to read), but you know, the guy is pretty funny.
You probably knew it was coming... but it's SURVIVOR BABBLING TAIMU! ( cut for spoilers )
Also: I'm pleased with how the presidential debates went, from what parts of it I've seen, and what I've heard others say--Kerry did well, and may have snared some more supporters. I think that in general, or at least in the interviews that I've seen, Kerry strikes me as one who's putting some thought into his responses, rather than spitting out catch phrases or whatever other fluff his advisors and speech writers may recommend.
I have no idea if it'll win him this election, but over time, he's definitely making me feel like less of a tool for giving him my vote. ::laughs:: Now, if we can just create enough wiggle room in the system for third-party candidates to actually *have* a decent shot at getting more than 5% of the vote... heh. :)
Finally, for fans of 8-Bit Theater that haven't checked recently: Nuklear Age is available on Amazon. I haven't decided if I want to buy it or not (partly because I have plenty of books here at home that I haven't yet had time to read), but you know, the guy is pretty funny.
