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by **Valkyrie** » Mon Jul 23, 2007 4:13 pm

You all suck!

by **Tackalt** » Mon Jul 23, 2007 4:24 pm

Valkyrie wrote:You all suck!

U2.

by **rhonnin** » Mon Jul 23, 2007 4:39 pm

Gunther wrote:
Droxor wrote:LoL it wasn't bad leadership at all, I went to attack a guy and accidently sent all my troops rofl. Instant anarchy

I especially like how they leave a message after you make this mistake "There is absolutely nothing you can do about this." It made me laugh pretty hard

If this doesn't define poor leadership, I don't know what does.

New Hampshire has a reputation for being a conservative state. If peebo says Rhonnin is a liberal, he would still be very conservative here. The County I live in is one of the most Conservative in the state. It is quite refreshing because I moved here from one of the more liberal counties. In the recent gubernatorial election, the Democratic Candidate (Duval Patrick*) won the election in the state. If my county had decided who would have won it would have been the Republican Candidate who was Mitt Romney's former Lieutenant Governor, Kerry Healy.

* Duval Patrick is only the second black man to ever be a US Governor in the country. So far he has done a fine job. He is learning quickly just how difficult his job is. He formerly occupied some minor posting in the Clinton Administration. Bill came to the state to campaign for him last year, but he is nothing like Clinton. I'm not upset he was elected.

I had a similar experience when Jean Shahean was elected governor here, I voted against her, she won and did a great job so I voted for her next time around, she was more moderate than liberal and was very much for NH rather than just what was good for the democratic party, she was no Steve Merrill but she did a great job here.
If I had my way you would not be allowed to declare a party affiliation at all when running for major offices like governor, president, etc... for one thing, too many people will just vote for their party candidate rather than pay attention to their stance on issues, in addition, too many politicians are more concerned with benefiting their party rather than the people they are supposed to be representing.

by **roadrunner** » Mon Jul 23, 2007 7:25 pm

I am about to establish a draft in my country. Send eveyone to war and thus no anarchy :wink:

by **rhonnin** » Mon Jul 23, 2007 9:23 pm

So I see clevland is doing well vs the sox tonight Road. :twisted:

by **Gunther** » Mon Jul 23, 2007 10:03 pm

Rhonnin wrote:So I see clevland is doing well vs the sox tonight Road.

Close game. Neither team scored a run after the third Inning.

by **rhonnin** » Mon Jul 23, 2007 10:38 pm

Gunther wrote:
Rhonnin wrote:So I see clevland is doing well vs the sox tonight Road.

Close game. Neither team scored a run after the third Inning.

Except for the one by the sox in the 8th.

by **roadrunner** » Tue Jul 24, 2007 5:49 am

Just the first game and cleveland was kinda flat after the travel from texas. Could have gone the other way in the fourth inning but lester did a nice job working out of what could have been a big inning.

by **Droxer** » Tue Jul 24, 2007 10:14 pm

Where are you going?? Or where did he go any1?

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