CJLauderdale4
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Drive thru Daiquiri shops (yes, that's right)
Yep, but you can't put the straw in the cup while driving away...that'd be drinking and driving...
Just got back from voting...
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Drive thru Daiquiri shops (yes, that's right)
Yep, but you can't put the straw in the cup while driving away...that'd be drinking and driving...
Exactly! They give you a straw. Daiquiri has a lid. But you can't put the straw into the lid! Funny stuff...
CJLauderdale4
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I remember being 15 at a parade in Metairie, and the cop stopped us with frozen daiquiris. My friend did all of the talking, and I got BRAIN FREEZE trying to down as much as I could, knowing the cop would eventually tell us to dump it!!!
Oh, the good'ol days!!!
Oh, the good'ol days!!!
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And for the pervs:
She's a cutie! AND BRAINS! She understands the Ron Paul platform.
Good job you all!
I was wondering which one of you pervs would say it first! She is a cutie, 20 and single. But her friggin dad is a mean ass!!!!!!
Haha, if I lived in Louisiana I would be asking for her number. A good looking girl + voting for Ron (= intelligence) is a rare sight indeed! You should be very proud of your daughter
What!? Bah! I go to Ohio State. I'm all torn up!
Anyway, awesome job! +3
well I must say, Go michigan! (only time I ever cheer for them is when they play OSU)
Ann Arbor's a whore.
Anyway, back on topic before we get the ban-hammer. Uhh, where were we? Oh yeah, cute daughter and GO RON PAUL!
Voted in district 1. In 1988 I finally got around to voting and cast my first vote for president by voting for the Libertarian candidate: Ron Paul. Tonight, my daughter voted for the first time ever. For her candidate: Ron Paul
Here we are voting (from left:daughter, wife, me).
Proud moment indeed!!!!!
weird, you're wife looks like my mom when she was young
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After following this campaign through all these states so far, Nevada and Louisiana are really starting to win me over for potential places to hang my hat after college. And I love New Orleans so much...had a great time when I went down there to visit, I wanted to come down there and help rebuild it.
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I think the family together caucusing photo is sweet
and unusual. Can you tell me what the long list you have on that piece of paper you seem to be marking is all about? How many options or candidates are on there?
Louisiana politics has always had a reputation for...chicanery, shall we say. The delegate process is more about political infrastructure than a primary or outright voting. I see us learning from Wyoming to improve caucusing skills in Nevada and Louisiana. Washington State has a caucus and I know the Ron Paul people are busy on the ground there (Feb. 19 caucus) and Montana activity is evident too.
Does this caucus system seem better to you that you have in Loiuisiana? Ron Paul activists on the ground in Louisiana think they have a leg up because they are better organized and in a caucus that could translate into delegates at the state convention.
Also, is it normal for photographs and video cameras to be permitted inside of polling places? That is so not done here.
and unusual. Can you tell me what the long list you have on that piece of paper you seem to be marking is all about? How many options or candidates are on there?
Louisiana politics has always had a reputation for...chicanery, shall we say. The delegate process is more about political infrastructure than a primary or outright voting. I see us learning from Wyoming to improve caucusing skills in Nevada and Louisiana. Washington State has a caucus and I know the Ron Paul people are busy on the ground there (Feb. 19 caucus) and Montana activity is evident too.
Does this caucus system seem better to you that you have in Loiuisiana? Ron Paul activists on the ground in Louisiana think they have a leg up because they are better organized and in a caucus that could translate into delegates at the state convention.
Also, is it normal for photographs and video cameras to be permitted inside of polling places? That is so not done here.
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hiya Marc, thanks for your hardwork in Canada, i saw the ron paulsign in your window on a you tube if i ever visit canada,ill make sure to stop in your store
if i ever visit canada,ill make sure to stop in your store
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http://www.ronpaulwarroom.com/?p=2649
some results.
some results.
Voted in district 1. In 1988 I finally got around to voting and cast my first vote for president by voting for the Libertarian candidate: Ron Paul. Tonight, my daughter voted for the first time ever. For her candidate: Ron Paul
Here we are voting (from left:daughter, wife, me).
Proud moment indeed!!!!!
The best part about this picture...after all the canvessing, caucusing, bitching, screaming, complaining, fighting, cheering, RON PAUL'N, Hannity chasing, media ignoring, yelling...
THIS is why I live in the USA...I can vote on who I want to lead this country. It may be the best gift our founding fathers left us.
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