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Damn...guess I need to figure out exactly how to participate :) John the Separated

I'm headed out to vote after I get off work, then sticking around for the precinct convention. I didn't have much choice on whether to work today or not...well, if I wanted to get paid, that is.

I can't speak for anyone else here, but I did not click a link to his Web site from the forums. In fact, I typed in the name of his Web site and then went from there. As a general rule, posters here don't hotlink to Web sites that have views diametrically opposed to our own.

Let's see how Internet-savvy the Peden campaign is... Fred Smith Freehold, IA Pastor, Landover Baptist Church [email protected] It is with great pleasure that I endorse Chris Peden for Congress. There is a great threat rising in the Middle East for Godly people, and it is my fervent...

http://www.uthscsa.edu/hscnews/singleformat.asp?newID=2660&SearchID= Now if this could just get me a date... :D

I would think about it, but probably not. Too many other names out there I prefer, though Ronald or Paul as a middle name is certainly a possibility. Then again, I probably should think about it. My maternal grandfather was named Eugene Debs <surname>.

I'm starting way at the bottom. I've submitted my application to be on one of the city advisory boards (preferably the Planning and Zoning Commission). From there...who knows?

Bah humbug!!! Where's that Ron Paul Dating Service when you need it?

Last Internet IQ test I took came out to 153, I think. Last paper-and-pencil IQ test I took was 17(?) years ago, and my score was 144.

And he'd make ya laugh while doing it... The world needs more people like Mencken...especially with libertarian viewpoints and national name recognition.

I ran into the CEO of my company walking in the door this AM. He has already maxed out for Thompson and Giuliani, so I made sure to comment about Thompson dropping out and Rudy soon to join him. He's now leaning towards Mitt *sigh* That's not the good news, however. We ran into each other in...

I was hoping it was someone _other_ than Derbyshire writing that article, but it is still a great read nonetheless...

If Steve Goodman's giving endorsements these days, it's from the hereafter. It's unfortunately ironic that Steve Goodman, the songwriter of "A Dying Cub Fan's Last Request", died just weeks before the Cubs played in the NL playoffs in 1984.

My excuse: I'm at work.

QFT! I've been trying to remember who he reminds me of, but that is absolutely dead-on.